We also shared our thoughts on the drama at the end of this Korean law school theater review. This article contains spoilers – you don`t want to read spoilers, watch episode 1 before reading this. And then there`s Kang Sol B (Lee so-kyung), the “perfect” disciple—beauty, intellect, strong will, relationships, and wealth. She is the typical Tsundere with a predictable past that haunts her. An alpha character who hides a secret that she believes will destroy her life. She plagiarized a paper against her will at such a young age because of the pressure of her annoying and delusional mother. Fortunately, their story arc was somehow bought out because the school accepted them by their own abilities and not by paperwork. It`s just sad that her mother terrorized her to the end. My favorite moment in Yangcrates was when he was able to break through Ye-seul`s wall by effectively interrogating him on the witness stand – the Jura way. Ye-alone was deeply hurt and in a state of denial and shock. She couldn`t even tell the difference between love and abuse, but Professor Yang managed to shake her up and make her realize what she is fighting for and who she is fighting against. We also see that Yang is very much his students, like when he lets Kang Sol A (Ryu Hye-young), a student who came to school thanks to a special scholarship for disadvantaged candidates, out of the room to vomit.
He remembers her interview – she applied to the school so that the law could “apologize” to her for settling a case where she felt innocent – and told her that she needed to train. If there`s a counterpart to Sol B in the drama, it`s Seo Ji-ho (David Lee). He is persevering and a goalscorer. He studies law with a game plan and welcomes help from others. He seems cold and ruthless when it comes to notes, but he`s a good guy. Next up is our best boy Min Bok-gi (Lee Kang-ji) – who I think is Sol A`s counterpart when it comes to Acads. Laughing out loud. We`ve only seen Bok-gi`s school life throughout the series, so it`s safe to say that he`s a cute secondary character whose main goal is to protect Ye-alone at all costs. I don`t mind watching a spin-off series featuring just both! Curious to know which cases in law school dramas are similar in Indonesia? Here is the review.
Warning, this article contains spoilers from law school. The core: Hankuk University Law School students are conducting a mock trial. Things are a bit difficult when the teacher leading the process, Seo Byung-ju (Ahn Nae-sang) – who also made a huge contribution to the school to create the mock trial program – decides to take a break. When he returns late from recess, one of the students goes to his office and finds Seo dead. Meanwhile, another teacher, Kim Eun-sook (Lee Jung-eun), deals with the release of Le Man-ho (Jo Jae-ryong), a rapist whom she forced into a lenient sentence as a judge 11 years ago. This case led her to leave the bank and teach civil law in school, using a light-hearted method that was different from the Socratic method used by Yang. After Seo`s murder, she thinks about her baby, who was put in danger seven months earlier when Le entered her classroom and traumatized her and her students. The efforts of Yoo Seung-jae (Hyun Woo), a former medical student in her class, help save her and the baby. We always look forward to seeing K-dramas that cover genres we don`t normally see on Korean shows. Law school takes place in, well, a prestigious law school, but it`s not about dating and relationships. There is a murder, an arrest and an investigation.
That is certainly a change. But is it good? While the police collect evidence, a prosecutor named Yang Joon-hoon (Kim Myung-min) enters the scene and makes observations about things that have been thrown into the sewers and thrown in the trash. There is a suicide note, but he does not believe it is a suicide. Yang is actually a former prosecutor who became a school teacher after bringing Seo, the chief prosecutor and his boss, to trial in a corruption case. We go back a few months to see Seo return to Yang`s class after making his donation and telling him to come back to judge cases. The unexpected murder of a professor is wreaking havoc at Hankuk University`s law school. 1st year students Kang Sol A and Han Joon-hwi find themselves entangled in the drama along with criminal law professor Yang Jong-hoon and civil law professor Kim Eun-sook. Like the 16th episode, are all conflicts resolved and all questions answered? The only drama I can remember that resolved all the conflicts of the present and invited the audience to wish happiness to its future lead actors was “Kim Bok Joo Weightlifting Fairy” (2016).