Dong Joo and Da Ji were once desperately in love and married at 19 after struggling to convince their parents, but they had divorced after a mere six months. Six years later, they meet coincidentally at a horse auction in Australia and discover that their feelings for each other are still very much alive. --Dramawiki

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  Changmin Max (Dong Joo)

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  Lee Yeon Hee (Da Ji)

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  Im Soo Hyang (Lee Da Eun)

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  Yoo Ha Na (Park Jin Young)

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  Joo Sang Wook (Seo Yoon Ho)

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  Chun Ho Jin (Lee Eok Soo)

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• Apr 29, 2012 16 of 16 episodes seen

  Rourou
  12 of 14 people found this review helpful
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  • Overall  6
  • Story  5
  • Acting/Cast  6
  • Music  6
  • Rewatch Value  2

  1-The reason I watched this : I had nothing better to do at that time, I had about 50 dramas choices but I end up watching this after seeing five minutes drama's preview.
  
  2-Storyline/Plot : The drama's background was one of the kind since I haven't seen any other dramas in a ranch before.
  As for the story, I don't believe it was any special because there are tons of dramas and films about a former married couple. However, it was kind of cool to see how fate can mess with their hearts and bring them back together under hard circumstances .
  Certainly, there were too many slow and boring moments in this drama (especially in the middle) so I had to skip many parts in order to make events go faster.
  
  3-Acting/Cast : The lead male and the second lead female were the shallow reason that made me finish this drama. Lee Yeon Hee has always been a good actress for me but her character was really annoying to watch.
  The supporting roles weren't that great plus the second lead female was the usual dumb character that we find in other Korean productions.
  
  4-Music : It was a normal drama's music, I don't really remember it because it wasn't that special.
  
  5-Rewatch value : No, I don't believe it's rewatchable.
  
  6-The ending : Kind of cool, i was expecting more and i wished it lasted a little but anyway it was nicely done.
  
  7-How did it affect me : No special feelings while i was watching this, i was just following the events. Even after it ended, i didn't have any kind of feelings for it but it wasn't that forgettable either.
  
  8-Overall : This drama isn't brilliant or special in any aspect; only the ranch element was appealing. read more

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• Jan 22, 2012 16 of 16 episodes seen

  miskat
  11 of 13 people found this review helpful
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  • Overall  7
  • Story  8
  • Acting/Cast  7
  • Music  7
  • Rewatch Value  7

  Paradise Ranch is the one of the more obscure dramas that I enjoyed watching. I had pretty low expectations when I started watching it, but it was surprisingly amusing and touching as well.
  
  What you might like about it
  • The theme - rekindling lost love
  • The love triangle/polygon situation
  • The attractive male leads
  
  What might put you off
  • The charmless female lead (who is actually supposed to be charming in the story even though she’s simple)
  • The setting (the ranch) though different, may not be appealing
  
  Though the story is highly formulaic and abundant with sappiness, this show does not fail to excite. And unlike some Korean series that get intolerably boring in the middle, this one doesn’t. While I didn’t exactly love every minute of it, I didn’t really feel the need to skip episodes. The plot can sometimes be unconvincing, but I’ve already trained myself to overlook absurdities in Korean and Japanese dramas, so I am able to find delight in absence of logic. read more

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