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At first I thought Ha Won could be related to the chairman because of the missing father thing. And I still think there is a chance. But now I'm starting to think this guy is not Ha Won's father but could be the cause of her mother's death. Her mom and Ji Woon's mom both died on the same day and I think they both died in a fire. I may have to go back but I think they mentioned the building where the dojo was burning down. Of course he's in debt and may try to use Ha Won to his advantage is also plausible right now.

I can't help but wonder if they are setting up Ha Won and Ji Woon only to find out they are siblings.

I really enjoyed this one. The characters and story were good. And I really like the way they ended it. You don't get to many dramas that give you a complete sense of closure on all the characters and plot lines.

I don't watch many long family dramas but I'll be watching this one. It has a great cast, interesting character dynamics and the screenwriter has written several very good dramas like 100 Years Inheritance and Pure 19.

I find it interesting that Shin Goo, the actor playing the grandfather, has played an old fashioned tailor before in the drama Pure 19, ten years ago.

I've thought she might be a granddaughter since ep 3. And I don't think it's a coincidence that not only are her mom and Ji Woon's mom are not only interred together but died on the same day. Maybe the investigation was wrong and instead of Ji Woon being a grandson, Ha Won is a granddaughter.

I can't believe there are still no subs for this, not even from an AKB48 fan group considering Yuko was one of the top members.

i thought i just made a simple observation and i log back on and wow

I disagree that this drama got boring. I thought it was pretty good and well written considering there were very few of the normal drama cliches present. And the surgery scenes kept a good level of tension. I also felt it had a good representation of different social issues.

after watching episode 3, instead of HYD i think this is gonna be more like Atashinchi no Danshi, i wouldn't be surprised if either the chairman leaves the company to her in the end or she is somehow related

I don't think the description does this drama any justice. I originally did not plan to watch this drama, but after it was completed I saw how many good reviews it had and watched it all in one shot. This is an extremely well written drama. There are times where it seems something was left on the editing room floor, but overall I thought this was a remarkable drama. Jang Hyuk once again proves why he is a remarkable actor.

i like this show but i'm still confused how the dead instantly know kung-fu

is it me or does this not seem like a reverse harem, live action dramas don't normally do harems, but this is her and 8 princes, plus the jealous court ladies, all the earmarks of a classic harem anime, only live action

got to be one of the most unique dramas i've seen in a while

I agree. I still don't understand why so many people like Heirs. I havn't seen her last one but she has been great in all the others that I've watched.

i thought this drama was pretty fun to watch. I wish there had been a little more martial arts since thats why she was there. To me it was sorta like a mash up of Hana Yori Dango and The Heirs. The only thing that I really wish had happened was that her father would show up with her "brothers" during the warehouse scene to take out the bad guys. But other than that I was satisfied.

this drama had me at "Daddy", lol, i normally would not have watched this had it not been for the cast, such a good pairing

she is the Japanese Uma Thurman

soon as i saw this i wanted to watch it cause it seem similar to several recent manwha's like Breaker and Action Idols that have been coming out of Korea lately. Now if they will make a live action version of Girls of the Wilds, i'd be happy

the drama starts off good but then gets kinda blah in the middle, the end was good but i still think they could have ended it at 16