The story starts off about a young girl -BongSoon- who has lived her entire life in an extremely rural village. Suddenly, two men come barreling into her life and her entire world turns upside down (like, literally, she goes from no electricity and an outhouse to the bustling metropolis of Seoul). It could be described as a coming of age story, because all three of our leads, in different areas of their lives, have some serious growing up to do. Overall I loved the story and I was impressed with some of the original elements within. The love triangle will drive you nuts, but its nice to have a drama that actually makes one question who BongSoon will choose.

Originally I started this drama only because of Lee MinKi and I was not at all disappointed. He, and the rest of the cast did a great job and I was very impressed with all of their performances. I was occasionally annoyed by Eugene's melodramatic facial expressions, particularly when her character lost some of her bubbly, rural, innocence, but overall, I liked her acting and character.

The music was good, but there were no songs on the soundtrack that I felt the need to find or buy.

I hardly ever rewatch dramas, so my score for that is pretty low. However, I would definitely recommend this drama to my family and friends, so a recommendation value would probably be around an 8.

This drama is a solid 8 for me. Though it's 34 episodes long, I didn't get tired of the plot. The first 6 or so episodes are kind of boring, but if you get through that exposition, you'll find yourself extremely attached to the characters (At least I did). There is a lot of unexpected and well played humor in this show set off equally by some heavy and sad topics. I was very impressed with the balance the writer was able to find and I really, really, liked this drama.

Abdi Bogho Ka! (You'll get it if you watch the drama)

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