Meiren

Unlike most stories where heroes gain unlimited powers to fight villains, Cashero shows a hero whose strength is restricted by money, a rare and realistic twist. It highlights not only the battles against villains who fight like crazy to get what they want, but also the struggles of sacrifice, kindness, and the heavy cost of helping others. The drama shows that sometimes good deeds don’t always lead to better outcomes or rewards. They can even make us suffer mentally and physically. Despite these struggles, the hero always chooses kindness through helping others. It may not always lead to a great result, but it leaves a long-lasting imprint on the heart of the person he has helped.

This drama also shows how money can strengthen people, making them proud and feel superior to others.

It may have loopholes and unanswered questions in the plot, but it is still a great drama. This is the first time I have encountered this kind of restriction for a hero. For justice to prevail, someone’s health, money, and time have to be sacrificed. It may look like a “useless power” to other people, but it’s realistic enough to show that true heroism is not about invincibility—it’s about sacrifice, compassion, and the courage to keep helping even when the cost is heavy.

MY RATING | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Acting & Cast: 10
Storyline & Writing: 8
Directing & Pacing: 9
Cinematography & Visuals: 10
Music/OST & Sound Design: 10
Overall: 9.4

PS: It was supposed to be 9.0 but I love this drama so, I made it 9.5✨