The story of a family with four sons who live together with their relatives on a farm near Seoul. Hwang Tae Hee is the third son and a policeman who falls in love with a girl named Baek Ja Eun. Baek Ja Eun is a haughty young woman who only believes in her pretty looks and is quick to flare up in anger.

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  . Uee (Baek Ja Eun)

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  Yun Woo Jin (Hwang Tae Pil)

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  Choi Jung Yoon (Cha Soo Young)

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  Ryu Soo Young (Hwang Tae Bum)

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  Joo Won (Hwang Tae Hee)

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  Jung Woong In (Hwang Tae Sik)

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• Mar 3, 2012 58 of 58 episodes seen

  KdramaQueen89
  34 of 34 people found this review helpful
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  Ojakgyo Brothers may seem like an impossible task but its worth taking on I promise!
  
  Story- The first couple episodes sets up the plot and storylines for everyone. I’d say it took me about 5 episodes before I saw myself wanting to see more. I do have to say the writers did a fantastic job. When the story was funny it was hilarious and when it was dramatic you felt the emotions. My favorite part of the writing though was definitely the subtle comedy. I found myself laughing like an idiot whenever something random happened. I liked that each brother had their own loveline and enjoyed watching each one develop. Although the UEE/Joo Won pairing was just too cute! In the end everyone gets their happy ending. That’s not to say it was all sunshine and rainbows throughout, cause everyone had their fair share of drama…
  
  Acting/Cast- Perfectly casted. I liked that everyone got their time to shine. This family felt like they were really a family in real life. I wanted to live on the Ojakgyo farm! Lol. I thought UEE did a fantastic job playing the naïve but temporal Ja Eun. Loved all the brothers. The rest of the supporting cast was awesome as well. Just loved everyone=)
  
  Music- Really liked the score. When it was suppose to be light and funny they had this awesome weird music played that really added to the effect and when it would come on I knew something hilarious/random was about to happen. The ost was good but nothing I’d listen to outside the show.
  
  Rewatch- The episode count is quite large so because of that I’d probably put off watching this for about 2 years.
  
  Overall I’d say Ojakgyo Brothers is the best family drama I have seen and it’s a must watch. You will definitely be entertained and fall in love with all the characters=) read more

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• Aug 1, 2012 58 of 58 episodes seen

  Elisabetta
  29 of 30 people found this review helpful
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  I like the concept of this drama, it's like watching several dramas in the price of one. You get 2 major love stories, 2 smaller ones, some family drama, bromance, revenge, redemption and even a bit of action. The plot is so complex that you really can't get bored while watching. I really admire the writers for being able to intertwine so many stories together. Throughout the whole drama there are new characters appearing, some disappearing for many episodes to appear again and new connections are revealed. Even if you are able to predict the eventual outcome and some ideas are something you might have seen before, you really cannot predict when something new will be added. At some point I was a little bit worried if they will be able to wrap up all of story lines, but they did a great job with that too and the ending is very satisfactory.
  
  I really liked most of the characters. Female leads were really awesome and that doesn't happen too often in dramas. I really love Ja Eun - she is one of my most favorite heroines now, Soo Young was also adorable - hard on the outside, but very soft and warm inside.
  
  Only characters that I didn't like too much was Soo Young's parents, maybe most of their scenes were there for humor but I've found them a bit annoying.
  
  And I really love, love, love Ja Eun and Tae Hee story! If you like romance, I suggest watching this just for them. read more

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  Smile, You

  Both of them are family drama with lots of cute and funny scenes. They focuses more on romance between the leads than in other family dramas. The plots are great, the acting is superb; really well-known actors play in both dramas. I highly recommend these two dramas to anyone! ;D

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  Creating Destiny

  starts with more or less the same situation of the mum not liking the girl but the two main leads always fight etc. there are no parts where you feel the storyline is getting boring in either drama even though there are so many episodes :D

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