The best learning curve drama
This drama comes from the same director of My Mister, my favorite drama, so I have high expectations. And this drama doesn’t disappoint me, even though there was a point when I put it on hold because I wasn’t in the mood.
Then I picked it up again and I was blown away by the strong story and characters. This drama shows in details how every character can develop into a better (or worse) person.
Even the senior/mentor figures akso have something to learn from their junior/subordinates.
Yes, you need to have some patience to follow the storyline, but it’s worth it because it’s so satisfying.
No silly office romance, it’s mostly about friendship and supporting each other to get up again.
I’m not an office worker but I can relate to their struggle, and sympathize with them.
This is a Kdrama with the best learning process and character development that I’ve seen so far.
The only setback is too many unnecessary flashback scenes, but I understand it is to show the characters’ thinking process.
Then I picked it up again and I was blown away by the strong story and characters. This drama shows in details how every character can develop into a better (or worse) person.
Even the senior/mentor figures akso have something to learn from their junior/subordinates.
Yes, you need to have some patience to follow the storyline, but it’s worth it because it’s so satisfying.
No silly office romance, it’s mostly about friendship and supporting each other to get up again.
I’m not an office worker but I can relate to their struggle, and sympathize with them.
This is a Kdrama with the best learning process and character development that I’ve seen so far.
The only setback is too many unnecessary flashback scenes, but I understand it is to show the characters’ thinking process.
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