Lee Yoon Sung works at the Blue House's National Communication Network Team but lives a dangerous double-life. Kim Na Na is a bodyguard at the South Korean president's residence, the Blue House . Na Na lost her parents in a car accident and since then she has made a living by doing part time jobs. She becomes a bodyguard at the Blue House and falls in love with Lee Yoon Sung.

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  Goo Ha Ra (Choi Da Hye (President's daughter))

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• Jul 10, 2012 20 of 20 episodes seen

  CheerfulSoul
  36 of 41 people found this review helpful
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  • Overall  10
  • Story  10
  • Acting/Cast  10
  • Music  10
  • Rewatch Value  8

  1) Objective:
  
  This drama had a great storyline mixed with great actors wo knew how to deliver feelings. The plot was set up greatly in order to make everything seem natural and appealing.
  The actors had a great way to express the story which was a great masterpiece of art; the noble feelings, the frustration moments, the happy moments and even the sad moments: they were all greatly done.
  The story had many sides: starting with revenge, moving to action and romance then a little friendship, a lot of hardship and many events that kept getting more and more interesting as the episodes went by.
  I have to say that the cast and the acting skills were incredibly awesome, there were enjoyement moments everywhere in here even the music was outstanding: all the three OSTs were really well done and always placed in the right place.
  This drama is a rewatchable drama but that has to be done after a while, because rewatching a drama right after it ended is wrong especially if it's an intense drama like this one. Not to forget that there were some unfortunate events near the ending.
  
  2)Subjective:
  
  This drama was one of the greatest Korean dramas that I've seen so far, so many feelings went through me as I watched it. At the beginning, I started it because of Lee Min Ho then I found myself addicted without even knowing it! The storyline was so deep that I was really excited to know what will happen next.
  This drama is an intense drama that got my full concentration in a blink of an eye, I don't believe that I was bored or found any blank moments while watching this.
  I admit that the presence of Lee Min Ho made it more enjoyable; I was actually amazed with Min Ho's performance and action scenes: it was totally different from his other roles.
  The lead female was nice too and I enjoyed the suppporting roles whether they were good or bad characters.
  The music was so good that I always performed with it and I still remeber it until now.
  This drama brought me entertainement, fun, joy, sadness and so many other feeling that I can't express.
  
  3)Overall:
  
  This drama can suit any taste; it has all what anyone can be looking for.
  If you didn't watched it yet then this is an urgent recommendation to start watching it soon . read more

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• Jul 29, 2011 20 of 20 episodes seen

  Jeaniessi
  44 of 52 people found this review helpful
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  • Overall  10
  • Story  10
  • Acting/Cast  10
  • Music  10
  • Rewatch Value  10

  Alright...Let's break this bad boy down!
  
  Story: What a story! The writer/s of this drama know how to write! This was action, adventure, revenge and romance done right. As you watch this drama, you notice it is almost like riding a ride. Some of the episodes are packed full of dramatic tension and zip by so fast that when the credits roll you sit there thinking "The hour is over already?" There is a depth and smartness to how the characters are written and for the most part, the pacing of the 20 episodes is framed very well. All good stories need moments of 'set-up' and because there are so many bad ass episodes when the action calms and there is a need for some exposition you don't mind...you understand that its necessary and it builds up the tension for the next stage of "The Plan". There are surprises around so many corners, moments where you suck in your breath. There are times when you want to pump your fist and times when you want to sob your heart out. There are well timed comedic moments that will have you laughing out loud. Pulling these physical and emotional reactions from the audience is the mark of great story telling. It's the best praise and prize a writer can get and the writers of City Hunter certainly got it from me.
  
  Characters: Again, the characters are written so they are not dumbed down for the audience. They are fleshed out so well that you end up having sympathy for a character you know you ought to hate...who deserves your disdain and yet, you feel their pain. Or you may find yourself loving a character that is on a dogged search for and could just bring down your beloved hero. The character of Yoon Sung (City Hunter) is a flawed and fallible hero but he's smart and ultimately good and I found myself behind him and his cause. You get to see so many moments of kick-assery but you also get to see the price he pays; whether it is his body or his psyche. Also, those he's fighting aren't stupid either so he has got a fight on his hands. I like that the writers didn't make the antagonists stupid and they weren't always easy for City Hunter to catch. It made this show a delight to watch.
  
  Romance: While I am all for some loving, hugging and kissing...I like that this drama knew when to quit. They didn't sacrifice the story to serve up the audience lots of drippy, gooey love. Yes, the love is there and the story shows the discovery and build up of that love but City Hunter has a mission. He's got stuff to do! We get to see how that love changes the City Hunter, puts the "true North" to his moral compass, gives him a reason to want to live beyond revenge and that is a beautiful thing. But thankfully, the writers weren't afraid to place that story on the back burner. Not only because it made sense in the framework of tale but also, they didn't pander to us mushy romantic types and force more into play.
  
  Acting: I could go on and on (I know, I already have) but I'll just say t his. Lee Min Ho does a fantastic job. I was not a huge fan of his prior to this drama but now I am. And I would add that there isn't one actor in this whole drama that does a bad job. The main characters were cast well for their roles. There wasn't a time as I was watching this where I cringed or felt cheated that the actor wasn't serving the story or phoning in a performance. Lee Joon Hyuk (Prosecutor Young Joo) was amazing. Park Min Young (Kim NaNa) was often luminous and pretty bad ass in her right. Kim Sang Joon played (Jin Pyo) so well I hated him and had real moments of sympathy for him. Kim Sang Ho (Ahjussi) ~ I love you! I want to buy you an American Express Black card and let you home shop to your heart's content!
  
  Season 2: When the 20 episodes are over...chances are, you are going to want one! Watch this if you are hesitating. There's a reason why there's about a thousand reviews of this Drama. read more

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