Geu Gyeowool, Barami Boonda

The story is interesting at times but maybe even uncomfortable due to the "sibling" relationship. The crying at one point from Young felt a little forced and honestly repeated. But overall it's ok. I recommend you watch it slowly and maybe and not too many episodes at one cause I can see how it can get tiring.

I mainly liked the lead roles here. Specially the actor. Anyway the overall drama was beautiful the love and all. Beautiful cinematography . Worth a try.

*Warning* A very slow moving drama.

It's a heart wrenching, depressingly sad but sweet drama. A very well directed and executed drama. Everyone has done a marvelous job, actors have depicted emotions without much dialogues.

Direction: The camera work is plainly beautiful. The atmosphere becomes heavy and light as per the needs. Amazing work on close ups and details of scenarios that just made me awe.

Acting: Its a comeback series of Jo In Sung after 5 years. He was simply pure epicness in this drama. He did an amazing job portraying Oh Soo, a man with many sides, a man who both hated and loved life.

Song Hye Kyo- oh! Looking at her I really thought that she is blind.

Chemistry: The chemistry between the leads were superb, you can feel the two souls are pained, lost individuals that find comfort on each other.

Story: If you are looking for a unique plot then this drama is for you. It's a melodrama but a very different and beautiful story not like a typical storyline where a boy meets girl and they both fell for eachother but couldn't marry because of the witch mom 🙄. I find it draggy but bearable.

Lastly, I can say that this drama is far from perfect, but entertaining and emotional enough to keep you hooked.

Background score matches perfectly with the scenes.

Give it a watch! This drama is packed with melodramatic romance which is fast paced but its slow also.

At first I was uncertain about this series. The two main characters were unlikeable - and many of the lesser ones too. But it is a tale of redemption and forgiveness as each has to forgive others for the wrongs done to them and find reasons to become better people themselves. Of course, this being a Korean drama, that process is not straight forward, with various twists and turns. And love plays a very significant part.

By the end I was very much on their side.

I would also like to mention the acting by the two leads. I have not seen In-Sung Jo before and initially found it easy to confuse his sneering character with the personality of the actor and so formed a dislike for him. But he portrays his character's transformation so very well and entirely won me round in the process.

I have seen Song Hye-Kyo before - in Descendants of the Sun - and was entirely unconvinced by her as an actress. So her acting here was a revelation for me. A sympathetic and moving performance.

A gambler plans to rob a blind heiress by pretending to be her brother. Firstly the most amazing part is the amount of concentration it must take for an actor to play someone blind and Song Hye-kyo is particularly impressive in this role. It's a love story but is a bit icky to begin with due to the incestuous overtones and the fact the male lead is not very likeable. Overall a decent story with some interesting side characters but a decent script would have served this talented ensemble far better.