This action-filled series was definitely all business. The reckless City Hunter left me awe-struck and wanting to be kidnapped and wishing he would rescue me. Lee Min Ho playing devil-may-care-ass-kicking-casanova was enough not to scroll down the teaser and go straight on board the drama. I should know. I did. With a pinch of romance, gorgeous fight scenes and definitive plot, City Hunter raised the bar to action drama set in modern times. The nifty plot left life lessons and each episode was done where the tussles did not exhaust the viewers but left them wanting for more. It was leaning more on the masculine side so rose petals showers are not to be expected that much in here. But of course Lee Min Ho is still something to drool with and his performance was really plausible and stellar portraying a modern day justice server. Move over Avengers! *giggles Directing and editing wise, this is one of those dramas which knew how to pull cliff hangers even to the finale episode where the hate-you-love-you character of Jin-pyo showed a befitting redemption. I really thought his dark heart will not be swayed otherwise and that finale scene sent me moping reminiscing Vader saving Luke when the remaining inconspicuous goodness in his heart reminded him that he was his son regardless. The main character ensembles were so buffed making the story ever moving and exciting. I wonder how Nana bear and Yoon-sung turned real life lovers when the intimate scenes were not that much, so okay I’ll credit it to love. The show stopper “ajussi” and his online shopping addiction made me look like an occasional shopper. The other dark apprentice was also oozingly hot orchestrating ruckus for City Hunter. I liked that Kim Nana was also strong-willed and that he didn’t go to the usual sometimes mopey and always looking for a rescue lead woman. Overall, this is a drama that will satisfy your cravings and your mind maunderings. It was exceptionally done and a must see Kdrama delight. -jediprincess ^_^