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Thursday, December 6, 2018

My Only One starring Lee Jang Woo and UEE


My Only One is about a woman's life gets twisted one day because of her biological father who shows up after 28 years of absence. He had been thoroughly hiding his identity, afraid that he might be an obstacle in his daughter's life. The father and daughter meet the "only ones" in their lives and put back together the pieces of their broken hearts.

Kang Soo Il (played by Choi Soo Jong), his real name is Kim Yeong Hun, and he is the biological father of Do Ran. Immediately after he was born, he was abandoned in front of an orphanage, so he doesn't know who his parents are. He has been a warmhearted guy since he was little. He took care of Dong Cheol, who was abandoned just like him, as if he were his little brother. He was accused of a crime that Dong Cheol had committed and was sent to a juvenile detention center. Life was not kind to him after that. He still managed to meet a loving wife, and they had a beautiful daughter. He worked hard for his family. His daughter was the new apple of his eye. But the happy days did not last long. His wife was taken with acute heart disease. While trying to earn money for her surgery, he inadvertantly committed a crime and ended up in jail. After 27 years, he gets out of prison, changes his name, and starts a new life. He hopes that no one would recognize him, especially his daughter Do Ran.

Kim Doran (played by UEE), she is the eldest daughter of Kim Dong Cheol and So Yang Ja, and Kim Mi Ran's older sister. She graduated from a mid-upper level university in Seoul with a degree in English education. When she was a freshman in high school, her father, who was an administrative officer of a small business, was laid off, and her family fell into poverty. She repeatedly took her semesters off from school and worked part-time jobs, barely managing to graduate 2 years ago. She is preparing for the law school entrance exam while working as part-time job. Ever since she was little, she did not understand her mother who always favored her little sister Mi Ran over her. She even asked her father once if she was adopted. Every time she asked him, he told her that she was definitely his real daughter. But after he got into an accident, her mother kicked her out of the house saying that she is not their real daughter. Dad, then whose daughter am I? One day, he runs into Wang Dae Ryuk and falls in love with him. 

Wang Dae Ryuk (played by Lee Jang Woo), he is a director at Bom & Food. As a child, he was a disciplined kid who always followed the teachings of his grandmother and father. He was a model student, and he fulfilled his military duty without pulling any cheap tricks like other rich kids do. He is an intellectual who got an MBA in America. He is good-looking, sweet, reasonable and skilled in business, making him a trustworthy son. He believes himself to be fair and reasonable. As the successor of Bom & Food, he has the ambition to make the company into a big one. That's why he is careful in dating women as well. Then he runs into a strange woman who calls him a "perverted seagull." What is this woman? He can't get Do Ran out of his head and end up falling in love with her. 

Jang Da Ya (played by Yoon Ji Ni), she is Na Hong Sil's daughter, Jang Go Rae's younger sister, and Iryuk's lover. She is a florist who runs her own flower shop. She grew up without a father, so she is emotionally deprived. Even though she enjoyed material affluence, nothing could fill the vacuum that her father had left behind. She has been friends with Wang Iryuk, her mom's friend's son, since she was little. They naturally grew into lovers and she took in their marriage as a matter of course. But Iryuk only wants to date! She demands Iryuk to marry her instead of hitting on other girls. But they unexpectedly run into the objection of Iryuk's family. In the midst of that difficult process, she learns the reason of her father's death, which eventually because of Kim Do Ran's father. 

Up until this week's episode, we still don't know whether it's true that Kim Do Ran's father intentionally murder Da Ya's father. But I am hoping it would be unintentional and there would be another verdict for Kang Soo Il. It's gonna take lot of emotional situation for the family because Kang Soo Il now works as Wang's family chauffeur, while coincidentally he can freely interact with Kim Do Ran, his daughter, because she is married with Wang Dae Ryuk without letting her know his true identity. I think Wang's family is gonna be terrified when they know that Do Ran's is the daughter of a criminal and the criminal itself is their chauffeur, which possibly they would thought both father and daughter work together to get their fortune by getting his daughter to get married wiWang's family son. Even though I think in the end everything is gonna be a happy ending, misunderstanding solves as Wang's family would think back about what Kang Soo Il has done for them. 

I've been getting annoyed seriously because of Jang Da Ya and her manipulative scheme which drags Dae Ryuk's Mom into hating Kim Do Ran. She's just jealous and so self centered. But I can't blame her, she is that immature and thinking back how she will feel she wins the world after knowing that Kim Do Ran is the daughther of someone who kills her dad, would make her hate Do Ran even more. In terms of her manipulating Dae Ryuk's Mom, I don't think that's necessarily because of Da Ya, she's just telling her the truth and in fact there are things I would be symphatize with Dae Ryuk's Mom. I can understand how disappointed she is when her beloved son who she expects so much end up marrying someone who doesn't know her true parents, even her dad is someone who has history with crime. That's just motherly love and how upset she is when Dae Ryuk doesn't even understand how she feels instead asking her always to just accept him and Do Ran. Well, that's a typical boy right? But yeah, even though Dae Ryuk asks her nicely, she won't even give her approval of Do Ran. I guess Do Ran has to sacrifice her life for her to be approved by Dae Ryuk's mom. 

I am curious as well with Go Rae and Mi Ran because both of them is really cute and I would be curious with how Go Rae's Mom will be shocked to learn the woman that his son love is actually the daughter of her part time's worker, So Yang Ja (which in fact, Do Ran's adoptive Mom), who asked Wang's Family as well before for the money she used to raise Do Ran. That's funny, what a mom. 

Overall, I like the tone of this drama. I always get so emotional when the story involves Do Ran's father and Do Ran, where her father tries to protect her but cannot let her know his true identity. I like the fact that this kind of weekend drama has a lot of people get connected with one another and have their important part in the story. 

If you like a family drama, I guess this is a good drama to watch.

Saturday, June 24, 2017

JYJ’s Kim Jaejoong And UEE Confirmed As Leads In Upcoming Time Slip Drama - Manhole


After UEE rejected offer to star in weekend family drama with Park Si Hoo, On June 23, it was confirmed that JYJ’s Kim Jae Joong and UEE have both been cast as leads in KBS’s upcoming time-slip drama called “Manhole” (tentative title).

KBS’s “Manhole” is a comedy drama about a man who goes back in time to stop a marriage from happening in the present. Kim Jaejoong will be playing the lead male role of Bong Pil, who is a character that has been studying for the civil servant exam for three years and is the neighborhood’s token unemployed person. He’s an immature character who doesn’t feel the need to grow up and depends heavily on his father, who is a postmaster.

UEE will be taking on the lead female character of Kang Su Jin, a character that has built a metaphorical wall between herself and Bong Pil for 18 years; however, as her marriage date draws closer, her feelings waver as she begins to see Bong Pil’s love for her in a different light.

“Manhole” is set to begin airing after “Queen for 7 Days” comes to an end.

Gonna be so excited to see this two! They are such a good-looking couple on set then :)

Tuesday, December 6, 2016

Little Angel: What I am Watching

Been kinda busy with my everyday routines and busy weekend with makeup stuff, meeting up with old friends and hang around to Singapore for short escape the past weeks. It's all good! So, I've been kinda slacking in catching up with recent korean dramas and recaps. Well, I'm gonna do it this week hopefully (though I have already had appointment for this weekend)

Mostly, these below is what I am currently watching:


Legend of The Blue Sea


This drama has always been my number one to go for the past weeks before Goblin aired, and I really like the chemistry between Shim Chung and Heo Joon Jae. I dunno why the ratings haven't gone up to 20%, yet I think the writer-nim put a lot of thoughts in making the story and I really like the connection between the two main lead, leading to a significant fate they've encountered in the past. It was like a kind of classic fairy-tale which everyone might not get bored reading it many times. I was really hoping that things gonna turn out well for the two main lead, Jun Ji Hyun and Lee Min Ho, either for rating and also for the storyline as well. It's in a modern time and they should have a happy ending instead XD

Goblin

Not gonna lie, I only watch the first episode. Is it just me who think the episode is kinda long or they really did it for 90 minutes? If so, I'm so happy because this drama tells us a very basic thing as how Gong Yoo turned out as a Goblin, It's really a fundamental thing in fantasy drama. I am enjoying the encounter between Gong Yoo and Kim Go Eun though I wonder why Kim Go Eun looks so much energetic? Is it her acting or she's supposed to act like that to fit her character? She's a little bit 'lebay' I think, but I'll just take it for now. There are many things I am curious about this drama, though I am sure it all will be answered in the next few episodes. How come the grandma is able to know the secret of the Goblin, even can see the Grim Reaper? It seems this Lee El (the Birth Grandma) is not merely a human, she's an extraordinary thing. Hmmm... curious. But this theme is a melodrama. Though it's romantic yet sadful to know the Goblin must die when he found his bride.


Night Light


Haven't finished this drama, but I had a feeling this drama is quite good, because the cast are all great actress and actor. Gonna finish this soon enough ~

The Man Living in Our House

I like Kim Young Kwang here so much. He's like a daddy long legs, but when things have tur out well between Soo Ae and him, I guess I have no reasons anymore to continue with this drama. Gosh.

My Wife Is Having An Affair This Week

Song Ji Hyo is very pretty here, though I was surprised that she's having an affair though she's commonly known as the perfect wife. Why? I despised her at first because she said 'just because' as the ony reasons, but I came to understand her desire for attention and lack of love, resulting in her having an affair. It's not merely an affair though, maybe they slept together, but...dunno leh?

I also like the side love story between BoA and Lee Sang Yeob.  Even I also like the marriage life between our comedic lawyer and his loveing wife. He deserved such a kick on his face, seriously.

Wednesday, April 6, 2016

Marriage Contract Review Ep 1 - 10


Marriage Contract is a weekend Korean drama played by Uee and Lee Seo Jin. The story goes around with UEE played the role of Kang Hye Soo, a single mom with her cute daughther Eun Sung and Lee Seo Jin as Han Ji Hoon, a wealthy chaebol brat who thinks that money can solve anything.

I don't really find it interesting at first because Lee Seo Jin is old enough, he is 45 and I don't find him as a good-looking oppa, but I was curious enough as how Uee will potray her character and whether she is able to create a good chemistry with Lee Seo Jin who is older than her by 18 years.

Yes, I end up getting hooked by this drama and I find it quite interesting as I was waiting for Descendant of The Sun to air, this drama will be one of my solutions for a week of waiting. Besides, I find Lee Seo Jin quite nice to see in this drama, seeing how his true pesonality as Han Ji Hoon to warm up after meeting Kang Hye Soo.

Han Ji Hoon is raised by his stepmother since his birthmother abandonded him many years ago. Yet, he is still dutiful to his birthmother, even though he is not showing how much he loves her by defending her against the harsh words of his stepmother. When his birthmother suffers a liver cancer and needs a liver transplant, he looks for someone who is willing to marry him and give her liver for an organ transplant. And the woman itself is Kang Hye Soo.

Kang Hye Soo is in debts after her late husband died. No matter how long and how hardworking she is to work and pay back all the debts, the debts still remain the same amount. Thus, she decided to accept the offer with a deal that Ji Hoon should give her the amount that will support Eun Sung until she reaches adulthood and self-reliant.

At first it was hard both for Kang Hye Soo and Han Ji Hoon to get to know each other. Kang Hye Soo needs to memorize every little bit of her changed background. But as time goes by, Ji Hoon learns the true meaning of a family, he learns to open his heart and suddenly cares for Hye Soo more than what he thinks. When he was asked what is the good thing about her, he can only say, there is no reason for liking someone. He just likes her simply and ready to throws away everything he has.


But Hye Soo who knows the truth rejects him, saying she never imagine or think Ji Hoo as a man whom she can has a relationship with. Behind, she is very sad, asking what does she do so wrong till life is so unfair to her. She also wonders whether one day she will have a brigther life.

I was really touched by Uee's acting and Lee Seo Jin cuteness overload. The drama shows me a little change of Han Ji Hoon, who is cold outside but very warm inside. He is way cuter when he said he missed Hye Soo so much, though he is an Ahjussi now.

I guess, u may want to check this drama because I recommend this since on ep 9 and 10 I was crying hard in every scene, for the feeling of being hurt and full of hopes yet reality says the opposite.