Caim e Abel

I was very fascinated by this series. I was really surprised that South Korea made such a series!

Two brothers who, in addition to other conflicts, were fighting to get their favorite girl.

As in the original story, there are two brothers who grow up with a girl and as they grow up, their love for that girl grows. But this girl loves Abel more than Cain and uses every opportunity to be with him. Aklima rejects Kabul's love and hates Cain more than Abel.

Li Cho In ... Abel Lee Sun Woo... Cain Kim Se Yoon .... aclima

However, changes were made to the series. For example, neither Abel was that good nor Cain that bad. I think they were equally good and bad, and Abel being good and Cain being bad is just a myth.

If Li Chu was a very good person, he would never forget his medical oath and the operation would be successful. He only thought about revenge, not even thinking about Se Yoon who might be upset.

I like Seo Ji subs acting. I'm just kinda annoyed when han jimin talks with an accent because it somehow affects my judgement on her acting. Even if it is serious or she is crying, I couldn't take it seriously because of how it sounded. It is kinda heavy drama.

A good example of an overwrought drama that doesn't stand the test of time. Amnesia is such a cliche in K dramas first there is amnesia then pretend amnesia. The evil characters are one dimensional and there are many unnecessary painful scenes of angst. The fight over the medical centers is boring. There is some excitement in China with the running around. There isn't really such a reason for so much hate. Shin Hyun Joon is just too unattractive to be the antagonist. So Ji Sub looks goofy here. Han Ji Min is more animated than usual. Skip this one. It's a waste of Netflix space.

The tale of two brothers who are doctors who's relationship goes into a sharp downward spiral when they clash over the plans for a hospital where they both work. It is well acted and directed but the down side is the script with too many incidents and events being shoehorned in to fit the narrative but then quickly forgotten. With a little less sensationalism it would have made for a far more entertaining series.