Nevertheless, they both got the job done quite well of what's asked of them throughout this show, though I do sincerely hope this is the last time I see either of them playing a high school student ever again. Both stars have put in real good work in this field in the past, but they're each in their mid-20's now and are getting way too mature to be passed off as teenagers anymore. Together, they represent your shining beacons of light trying to find love in an endless sea of mean & manipulative rich people. Min-Ho portrays the rich handsome guy, and Shin-Hye plays the poor beautiful girl. This series had a lot of pre-air buzz though, plus 2 young K-drama stars that I rather like, and I do find some of these particular types of shows to be enjoyable on occasion, so I checked it out.Also, my GF insisted we watch it, so, Yeah! Lee Min-Ho and Park Shin-Hye are your 2 leads. I'm not really the target audience for this specific type of K-drama at all, and it was quickly evident this would be another glitzy soap opera primarily geared towards females and younger viewers (of which I am neither). To be honest, I didn't really like this show too much in the beginning, though it did grow on me some over time. Let the games begin! That's really all there is to it. Add in multiple back/side/family stories.

SPOILERS AHEAD! Here's your premise: Gather up an enormous number of unbelievably rich & attractive young people and send them off to high school to have a spoiled brat contest. It's a melodrama centered on the budding love relationship of two high school students. Korean TV, 20 Episodes, Fall/Winter of 2013. The Heirs: He Who Wears the Crown Must Bear its Weight.

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