What’s the point in helping anyone, he thinks, when nothing good comes of it, and when I will be leaving Earth soon anyway? In this regard, Do Min Joon is a classic Ravenclaw (also: he’s spent his four-hundred years on Earth collecting a huge library and it’s basically his chill spot-what’s sexier and more Ravenclaw than that?) and his character, as typical as it may be, was executed perfectly. What makes Do Min Joon interesting are his motivations: not only is he an alien with superpowers, but he’s decidedly passive, as he’s lost his faith in humanity. Hermione: Do Min Joon is in some respects a pretty typical male lead, in that his character arc consisted of his transformation from a somewhat stuck-up and closed-off introvert into someone who was willing to be open and expressive with his girlfriend (you go, Cheon Song Yi!). Love between a human girl and a boy from another star could never work. Worlds collide when Cheon Song Yi becomes suddenly caught in Jae Kyung’s spider-web, as Do Min Joon’s time on earth draws to close-and just when he’s found a reason to stay. His older brother, Jae Kyung, has a dark, psychotic streak he’s desperate for power at any cost. Lee Hee Kyung is the second son of a chaebol, endlessly crushing on Cheon Song Yi. What’s the point of caring, he thinks, if it’s just going to end with another war, another catastrophe? What’s the point of falling in love? He’s classy, well-read, crazy rich-and hopelessly disillusioned with humanity. He fell to Earth during the Joseon period and has been living in South Korea ever since, quietly adapting to every new era. She’s smart, talented, and ambitious-and hopelessly in love with an alien.ĭo Min Joon is from another planet. She wears a new shade of lipstick and the next day, everyone is wearing that shade too. Source Material: Orginal, I believe? Written by Park Ji Eun.Ĭheon Song Yi is a dazzling Hallyu Star. Main Cast: Jun Ji Hyun, Kim Soo Hyun, Park Hae Jin, Yoo In Na

Anyway, now that we’ve finally gotten this finished and published, please enjoy! But alas, alas SOMEONE-not naming names-put off writing her part of the review for the next year. Today’s drama is another old favorite, as we actually watched it last summer and absolutely loved it. We’ve finally returned with another kdrama review! (You can read our Boys Over Flowers review here and our Cheese in the Trap review here).

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