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The Comedy Had Me in Tears ?
I have a few thoughts, but thankfully they're all happy thoughts because I genuinely had such a good time watching this drama.
Going into Fight for My Way, I didn't have huge expectations. I mean... with a title like that, I thought it was going to be all about fighting and taekwondo. I was mentally preparing myself for match after match, but there were only like three fights, and they barely lasted five minutes. Thank goodness. 😂
Because this drama turned out to be so much more than that. It wasn't about sports at all,it was about chasing your dreams, growing up, friendship, love, and figuring life out. Plus they didn’t fast forwarded their journey to make them successful overnight instead we actually get to see all their struggles and failures. This gave the drama an authentic touch. Even though it looked like Aera will get a fortune after her mother came into the picture but that didn’t happen, which was soo humbling and realistic.
Now I wanna talk about Kim Ji-won... mommy Kim Ji-won. 😩❤️ she nailed her role as Aera. She was soo loud and chaotic and I usually don’t like such female characters but she was soo funny and loveable. And her chemistry with Park Seo-joon? INSANE.
Speaking of Park Seo-joon... he was such a cutie patootie in this drama. 😭 Dong-man was such an idiot sometimes, but in the most lovable way.
Their romance was cheesy, but It never crossed into cringe or overly dramatic territory.
I'll admit, though, I wasn't sold on the second lead couple at first. I honestly didn't care much about their story and found myself waiting for the main couple to come back on screen. But once the love triangle kicked in, I actually started getting invested, and their storyline became surprisingly fun to watch. Sul-hee’s character development was most impressive.
My absolute favorite part of the entire drama, though, was the comedy. This show had me laughing from beginning to end. I'd definitely recommend this one as a fun feel good drama!
Going into Fight for My Way, I didn't have huge expectations. I mean... with a title like that, I thought it was going to be all about fighting and taekwondo. I was mentally preparing myself for match after match, but there were only like three fights, and they barely lasted five minutes. Thank goodness. 😂
Because this drama turned out to be so much more than that. It wasn't about sports at all,it was about chasing your dreams, growing up, friendship, love, and figuring life out. Plus they didn’t fast forwarded their journey to make them successful overnight instead we actually get to see all their struggles and failures. This gave the drama an authentic touch. Even though it looked like Aera will get a fortune after her mother came into the picture but that didn’t happen, which was soo humbling and realistic.
Now I wanna talk about Kim Ji-won... mommy Kim Ji-won. 😩❤️ she nailed her role as Aera. She was soo loud and chaotic and I usually don’t like such female characters but she was soo funny and loveable. And her chemistry with Park Seo-joon? INSANE.
Speaking of Park Seo-joon... he was such a cutie patootie in this drama. 😭 Dong-man was such an idiot sometimes, but in the most lovable way.
Their romance was cheesy, but It never crossed into cringe or overly dramatic territory.
I'll admit, though, I wasn't sold on the second lead couple at first. I honestly didn't care much about their story and found myself waiting for the main couple to come back on screen. But once the love triangle kicked in, I actually started getting invested, and their storyline became surprisingly fun to watch. Sul-hee’s character development was most impressive.
My absolute favorite part of the entire drama, though, was the comedy. This show had me laughing from beginning to end. I'd definitely recommend this one as a fun feel good drama!
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