Tears streaming down her face, she pleads with the doctor to please save her father, and that she’ll scrape the money together somehow. The doctor tells her that it’s been ten years that he’s been in this state it’s time to let go. Nana gets a call and rushes to the hospital, where she’s behind on hospital bills, and the doctors are threatening to take her comatose father off of life support, and refusing to operate on him. He stands in a plaza in the middle of the city, unaware that KIM NANA (Park Min-young) is standing but a few feet away. Seven years later, Yoon-sung arrives in Seoul. The moment your identity is revealed, you and those around you will be stained blood-red.” Well that’s a handy way to avoid paying international students’ tuition… which maybe isn’t a concern for a drug lord, so yeah…ĭad tells him the rules, now that he’s about to leave home and assume a new identity: “Trust no one. Yoon-sung gets accepted into MIT, and Dad furnishes him with a new identity, as an American citizen from Texas. He begins to train and study fervently, while his surrogate father Jin-pyo builds his drug empire, from huts to mansions. Which I gotta say, I totally dig.Īfter finding out the truth about his birth parents, Yoon-sung decides to fulfill his destiny to avenge his father’s death. It may be this drama’s only real connection to its original source manga-not story, not character, not anything else, but the feel of a pulp comic kind of world. It’s maybe a slight difference genre-wise, but a massive difference tonally. (And I’m not even talking about Lee Min-HOT.) It’s got some seriously sexy cinematography, and a fictional world I already take to-it’s a heightened reality, which feels like a comic book.
My favorite thing about this drama is that it’s so pretty to look at. 183 JanuCity Hunter: Episode 2 by girlfriday
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