Julie Chen

Kenichi played L in death note but he would've made an equally amazing and chilling light. If you liked death note you'll enjoy this although the messages they're trying to pass and the success of our characters in trying to prove it are different, the way it's executed is very similar. Leave, go far far away if you're looking to escape reality in a fun, positive, hopeful, idealistic drama

Best thing about this drama is that it didn't go down the fucking rabbit hole of idealistic moral lessons. Honestly this was a breath of fresh air. Thank the lord that the moral of this story wasn't that "money doesn't matter, the heart does" or some other cheesy unrealistic bullshit dramas tend to push. This drama stayed true to itself, remaining painfully realistic till the very end. It even went as far as to prove wrong every single character who had so confidently say that money didn't matter wrong.

this isn't a particularly exciting drama as in super action packed, suspenseful, dramatic or anything like that but for some reason I really enjoyed it. The leads are both gorgeous and it's a drama that somehow I always remember.

The nature of these kinds of mangas, dramas, anime, aside (because I hate them), This adaptation is just shitty. The only reason I decided to watch this or bare though it and actually finish it is because I love minho to pieces. There definitely is good parts but too much of this drama is just unnecessary drama and tension. The only other version i watched is the taiwanese and I've heard nothing but good things about the japanese one but the taiwanese one managed to be more funny and entertaining

Lol if you've watched enough dramas, you'd know before even watching that this is going to be some pointless melodramatic repetitive and generic drama. (Makjang as the koreans call these kinds dramas) It was being broadcasted on tv so I gave it a chance and everything is just too predictable. It's especially shitty if you tend to enjoy deeper or more logical or more realistic dramas