Bealzamonkeyboi

I see commenters who are unfamiliar with Gong Hyo Jin and just know her from the awful Astronaut show. Know that Gong Hyo Jin has a long long history of excellence. What's more, she frequently took on risky roles that challenged Korea's stifling social norms and prejudices. "Thank You" has her as a mother protecting her young daughter who got HIV from a blood transfusion. But her mainstays are Master's Son (with So Ji Sub) where she sees ghosts unless he touches her and drives them away--but he does not like her. "The Greatest Love (With Cha Seung Won (The Tyrant, Mercy for None, and O Korean Odyssey) is a fine enemies to lovers: She plays an out of favor ex-idol and he is a movie star at the top of his game. "It's OK, That's Love is my personal favorite, with Zo In Sung, and Lee Sung Kyung) but Pasta was decent (with Lee sun Kyun) and Biscuit Teacher and Star Candy (with a very young Gong Yoo early in his career). So, no, she is not a one trick pony show at all. Where Stars Land was an aberration in an otherwise thriving 20 year string of hit after hit after his.