#Park So Jin

[kdramaladies]

PARK SO JIN as Lee Yoo Jung in TRUE TO LOVE (2023)

[haeyeongs]

DELIGHTFULLY DECEITFUL (2023) dir. Lee Soo Hyun

[fake-married-my-dead-fiance]

My Favourite Kdrama actresses (and what I've seen them in):

Park Bo-young

(Oh My Ghost, Strong Woman Bong-soon, Doom at Your Service, Daily Dose of Sunshine)

Park Eun-bin

(The King's Affection, Extraordinary Attorney Woo, Castaway Diva)

Han Hyo-joo

(W: Two Worlds, Happiness, Moving)

Kim Hye-yoon

(Extraordinary You, Lovely Runner)

Park So-jin

(Sh**ting Stars, Alchemy of Souls)

Honourable Mentions:

Park Ju-hyun from The Forbidden Marriage & Seo Yea-ji from It's Okay to Not Be Okay and Hwarang)

[unrestricted]

PARK SO-JIN as CHOI SUN-HWA in the grotesque mansion (2021)

[alderaans]

I hope you have a happy married life.

Alchemy of Souls (2022)

[dramaintherain]

DELIGHTFULLY DECEITFUL♟ Lee Ro Um ⤞ episode x

— I can't say I am a great doctor, but I would like to help you if you would accept my help. I hope the sessions you had the foundation in the past won't end up being your only experience with a psychiatrist.

[mymelodypink]

We're at the sea radish field. We want to walk quietly, so don't come here. —Ms Choi Ki Peum

[namchyoon]

May I be the one to announce actress Baek Ji-soo's marriage to Do Ji-hyuk? I'll write a beautiful piece for them in the exclusive. Can that be done? Keep it short and sweet. Would you mind if you and Ji-soo were in the news? Why aren't we in the news already? Must I be a doctor to get written about? 

LEE SANG-YEOB as DO JI-HYUK SH**TING STARS (2022) dir. Lee Soo-hyun

[yesdramas]

SH**TING STARS 2022, dir. Lee Soo Hyun

[komunyoung]

Sh**ting Stars (2022), Episode Eleven

[kdramaladies]

PARK SO JIN as Lee Yoo Jung in TRUE TO LOVE (2023)

[kalena-henden]

Bo Ra! Deborah / True To Love (2023) (dir. Lee Tae Gon)

It's a romcom everybody!  🍾

[estelle-sim]

E14

[somanykdramas]

DELIGHTFULLY DECEITFUL

GENRES: Mystery, Drama

SUMMARY: Can an ultra-empathetic lawyer truly be friends with a genius con artist and still maintain any kind of legal ethics?

THIS SHOW HAS EVERYTHING: Childhood trauma, exploitive variety shows, manhwa store hackers, flirty probation officers, lazy co-workers, office action figures, bags of cash, phishing scams, gambling, hidden bathroom revolvers, red notebooks, arson, neck tattoos, revenge, independent journalism, and lifelong friendships.

HOT TAKE: On some sites I've see this show also listed as a Comedy, but for every laughable moment in this show there's at least a dozen moments of childhood trauma. That being said, it's so hilarious to see Kim Dong Wook and Yoon Park together again (previously 'You Are My Spring') as super well-dressed, shippable main characters.

[its-chelisey-stuff]

THEY NEED MORE SCREENTIME!!!

lmao you two are perfect for each other. MARRY EACH OTHER!!

*SCREAMING*

I’m really gonna take as a pre-confession! lmao

They’re so cute!! And she was talking about work with him! He broke his rule!! Someone needs to tell him he’s falling, how come he figured out he liked Hanbyeol so fast??? Where’s that man now?

This what I consider to be a great redemption for the classic second male lead who is in a love triangle with the main couple. I still think they dragged his storyline with HanByeol a bit, but the scenes between him and Kippeum are so amazing I pften forget he used to like her. And omg they have a lot of chemistry and their personalities just click. They make sense together. It clearly shows that when that person is right for you, it’s easy. It’s simple.

I need this ship to sail soon because I’m in serious need of some healthy couple dynamics that are not overwhelmed with drama. I love main OTP but I need a couple that makes me smile like a fool at their moments, because last I checked, this is still a romcom lol

[binging-asian-dramas]

Bo Rah! Deborah. 7

Story: 8

Acting: 10

Chemistry: 10

Comparable to: A Business Proposal (kdrama); Touch Your Heart (kdrama); Yumi’s Cells (kdrama)

So it’s your typical cliché classic romcom with a certain flair to it with a stellar cast. Unfortunately, it does suffer like most dramas do nowadays. It starts out excellent and starts to decline towards the end. I suppose the writers wanted to draw it out more creating more unnecessary angst. Granted I do love angst to my dramas, but when it is inserted towards the end, especially the last two episodes (everything seemed way too bloated in the last one) I tend to get grumpy. Nevertheless the romcom still feels classic, it just depends on how you watch it.