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A mexicano Korean melodrama
First of all. I understand why this drama's ratings are below average. It dragged on very much, and the cornerstone of the story was the revenge idea that appeared to be not justified in the end since Kang Se ran that one side of the story was wrong and the true mastermind behind her father's death was Wanj Je Guk, the main villain in the story. That's why all her actions towards da jung along the episodes and da jung reciprocation that sugarcoated the episodes of this drama were unreasonable. I hope they stayed friends and that Se ran didn't become a filthy, hateful character in the story.
Going to the fool of Sang Chul character who was absorbed into da jung and se ran bickering and was doomed, mutilated by both characters verbally and physically. He wasn't a man of his own, constantly nagging his good-for-nothing mother.
The story of Da Jung's mom was pretty heartwarming. The proverb: you reap what you sow typically applies to these drama characters, and god doesn't give evil characters wings to fly unless it crashes them while it pleases and satisfies good characters after their hard work, labor, and recurrent hardships that were overwhelming to them.
Yo Han and Da Jung were meant to be in this drama. Their chemistry was astounding, unlike Da Jung and her former husband, Sang Chul, that fool. Yo Han was a reputable character and showed what true love of a man means; he looked decent and a gentleman, but for the love of his life, he can resort to tricky and clever ideas to serve his purpose.
Overall, it was a good drama, but the plot could have been better if it had been synchronized and approached in a different intellectual way.
Going to the fool of Sang Chul character who was absorbed into da jung and se ran bickering and was doomed, mutilated by both characters verbally and physically. He wasn't a man of his own, constantly nagging his good-for-nothing mother.
The story of Da Jung's mom was pretty heartwarming. The proverb: you reap what you sow typically applies to these drama characters, and god doesn't give evil characters wings to fly unless it crashes them while it pleases and satisfies good characters after their hard work, labor, and recurrent hardships that were overwhelming to them.
Yo Han and Da Jung were meant to be in this drama. Their chemistry was astounding, unlike Da Jung and her former husband, Sang Chul, that fool. Yo Han was a reputable character and showed what true love of a man means; he looked decent and a gentleman, but for the love of his life, he can resort to tricky and clever ideas to serve his purpose.
Overall, it was a good drama, but the plot could have been better if it had been synchronized and approached in a different intellectual way.
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