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Yeorahob Sunjeong

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  • 2006–2007
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Yeorahob Sunjeong (2006)
ComedyDramaRomance

Guk Hwa is a young country girl who leaves Yanbian (China) for Korea to get married. When she arrives in Seoul, she finds out that her fiance had just died in a car accident. Instead of retu... Read allGuk Hwa is a young country girl who leaves Yanbian (China) for Korea to get married. When she arrives in Seoul, she finds out that her fiance had just died in a car accident. Instead of returning to China, she decides to stay and create a new life in Korea. With the help of her f... Read allGuk Hwa is a young country girl who leaves Yanbian (China) for Korea to get married. When she arrives in Seoul, she finds out that her fiance had just died in a car accident. Instead of returning to China, she decides to stay and create a new life in Korea. With the help of her fiance's family and in particular his nephew, Woo Gyeong, she is able to overcome the hards... Read all

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    • Ku Hye-Sun
    • Seo Ji-seok
    • Shin Goo
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    Ku Hye-Sun
    Ku Hye-Sun
    • Yang Gook-hwa
    Seo Ji-seok
    Seo Ji-seok
    • Park Yoon-hoo
    Shin Goo
    Shin Goo
    • Hong Young Gam
    Lee Hye-suk
    Lee Hye-suk
    • Choi Hye-sook
    Kim Mi-kyung
    Kim Mi-kyung
    • Kim Ok-geum
    Kang Nam-kil
    Kang Nam-kil
    • Hong Moon-goo
    Choo So-yeong
    • Kang Shin-hyeong
    Choi Won-joon
    • Kang Geon-hyeong
    Yun Yoo-sun
    Yun Yoo-sun
    • Park Yoon-ji
    Lee Yoon-ji
    Lee Yoon-ji
    • Park Yoon-jeong
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    5Park_Min

    Poor Nineteen

    Impressively, it was a meaty 167 episodes daily drama that left me with conflicting feelings. To get some positives out of the way, I much appreciate the roughness and scuffiness of older dailies over the jaded cleanliness and overly-sanitized modern dailies. It's a good thing that conflicts don't last a long time in this lengthy drama, but this also created a problem I'll talk about later. The drama took advantage of its length in regards to the main point of tension with the objecting parents of the ML, simply, let the girl hang around long enough until they get used to her. Now, let's get into the underlying problems. There was a love triangle involving the 70ish elderly father, his 50ish son, and the restaurant lady, I've never seen such an absurd, trashy and distasteful love triangle like this one before. It's shocking how much screen time they dedicated to that which was for almost the entire runtime. Due to its length, the drama was somewhat divided into 2 halves that were different enough to consider one a downgrade over the other. The exact point that split it into 2 halves was when the pseudo love triangle/square over the FL was resolved. In comparison, the most glaring difference was with the characters' writing of the duo Uk Yeong & Yun Jeong, they made them dumb, quirky, and borderline retarded, just because they were out of the circling conflicts from the first half and had no other roles to justify their existence in the drama. It's clear that its length was problematic. There was a shocking lack of material to fill the runtime. Initially, it had many small side plots that seemed promising but were completely dropped off after a handful of episodes, for example, the rouge sister Yun Ji and her ostracized family. There was only 2 main plotlines running in parallel, whatever was the FL involved in and the repulsive elderly love triangle. This could've been easily fixed since they already had enough pieces laid out. For example, give Shin Hyeong a full family background dynamic to interact with everyone rather than being a random employee with no attachments to anything, replace the elderly love triangle with another involving Wu Suk and other characters, despite the established premise but giving the female lead some familial connections would strengthen her character's existence, and lastly give the lead couples more problems to overcome rather than a couple of elongated ones. Finally, there was a huge lack of affection from the female lead while the male lead was always loud, clear and persistent about his love, she couldn't reciprocate his feeling with the same level if any at all, leaving a constant weird imbalance in their relationship. As if she was pressured to accept his love and run with it, nonetheless, this was less of a problem later on. At the end of the day and despite everything, this was just an okay vanilla daily drama.

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      • May 22, 2006 (South Korea)
    • Country of origin
      • South Korea
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      • Korean
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