High Society

This is one of those Korean dramas that has so much potential at the start, but about five or six episodes in, it just dies out because producers restructure everything for ratings and not for story. ~Throw in all the Korean drama clichés! All of them!~ Ugh. You can pretty much go down a check list of typical Korean drama scenes, and this drama will have them all. The best (read: only) way to watch this show is to fast forward through all the unnecessary/terrible scenes. First, all the chaebol family scenes, starting from about four or five episodes in. Second, all the Yewon or mistress scenes; they add absolutely nothing to the main plot. Third, all the Yoonha & Joongi scenes, starting from when Yoonha finally figures out Joongi's real intention. What you'll have left are all the scenes with Changsoo and Jiyi. That couple is the only reason why you should even bother with this show.

Choi Joon-ki was a calculative-cold-ba$$t@rd and that just makes the first half furious despite his honesty & change in heat for the second half. Yoon-ha is so gullible that she was lucky to fall in love with Joon-ki who did the least damage one could do to her heart at the vulnerable position. There chemistry also has no charm ; i had to skip most of their scenes Lim Ji-Yeon and Park Hyung-sik chemistry is what saved the drama from utter downfall. I still couldn't understand the older brothers and couldnt care for succession . - I watched it due to Kocowa blog recommendation and i don't regret it but this isn't a great drama as portrayed.