Myska

Story: The story is kind of fast-paced, nothing too complicated but the special effects are rather realistic and fascinating. There are times when it makes you wonder and question things, but that’s part of the suspense. The only aspect I disliked was the villain’s death. It could have been more spectacular.

The ending is good and shows that we all have a purpose in life, and that we need to let go of the past to move freely into the present and future.

Casting: The acting was okay, and kudos to Jang Na Ra (Hong Ji Ah) for making my TV leak with her constant crying.

I liked Jang Na Ra’s acting, and it was apparent that all the actors tried to highlight the most memorable aspects of their characters.

For example, Jung Yong Hwa (Oh In Beom) is an overconfident fraudster who uses his charm to get his way. Jang Na Ra plays a tough and cold person who is a cinnamon roll at heart.

Kang Hong Suk (Heo Ji Cheol [Chief]) knows his way around computers. Kang Mal Geum (Joo Hwa Jung) is good at keeping secrets to the point where she gets suspected. Finally, Ahn Kil Kang (Do Hak Sung) remains arrogant and self-absorbed till the very end.

Overall: Overall, I liked this drama because, even though the main characters were once again connected through their past, it didn’t overshadow the plot.