I don't know if it's because of the hairstyle or the camera. Lee Min Ho doesn't look as unreasonable as the handsome man in City Hunter.
Cha Eun Sang is the heroine of the ancestral formula of Korean dramas. His family is poor, and he lives with his mother. He has a brother and sister who are useless. He looks innocent and beautiful on the outside (you can't be too beautiful, you know), and the most important thing is the pride of self-improvement and self-reliance. This point of tenderness is especially prominent in the face of male protagonists. However, what makes people sigh that social progress Korean dramas are chasing the trend is that Cinderella Cha Eun Sang is no longer called Mary Su.
Cinderella still has to work hard to earn money in addition to her homework, and she still has to bear the burden of the family, but she no longer regards hard work as a hobby and no longer wears fancy tricks to make "fighting" with a smile up to the sky, no longer positive every day It's like a neuropathy with chicken blood. Cha Eun Sang is like many girls around us. She is poor, and she knows what this poverty means. The hard work makes her not in the mood to face the world as cheerfully as a girl of the same age. She loves her mute mother, but she doesn't let her talk to herself in sign language when she goes out, and she also blames this woman for letting her sister go to the United States to study at the cost of being overwhelmed by endless poverty, talking to the fast food restaurant owner. The dialogue expressed her heart: if my sister does not come back, it means that my mother and I have to wash dishes for a living for a lifetime. Is my life so set up without leaving any traces from the beginning? It is so aggrieved.
The boss was startled and said, "You have thought so much at such a young age!"
But she is Cinderella in the end, and she must have a kind nature. Seeing her mother's helpless appearance, Cha Eun Sang hid in the room and cried.
Here, the love between Cha Eun Sang and the local tyrant Jun Kim Tan is a bit of a miracle. Located in the United States, Jin Tan, who was showing off his figure on the beach, glanced over the babes who were clinging to his side, looked for his sister and found American Eun Sang, and then stared at Eun Sang in the cafe without blinking. Is it because they are abroad, so Orientals pay special attention to their compatriots with black hair and black eyes? Well, it must be.
The cast of this drama is too powerful, and it also crosses the United States, casting a big net out, hoping to pull it back.
By the fourth episode, nothing
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