‘Love Scout’ K-Drama Review: Han J-Min, Lee June-Huki led a mature, fresh workplace romance

Han Ji Min and Lee June Huk still from ‘Love Scout’. Photo Credit: SBS

A special kind of pleasure is that the main characters are brought into the soul, such as the K-Drama romance where respect, dignity and communication are treated. In 12 episodes, Love scout There is a rare ke-drama that leaves you that there were some more episodes. However, it tops the long list of shows; There is hardly anything unnecessary or overdron in this romance.

Kang Ji-Yun (Han G-Min) is a successful CEO of the headhinting firm Peoplez. His sharp, chaotic boss-women life is remembering a competent, hardworking assistant. Yu Yun-Ho (Lee June-Huk), an experienced HR professional who finds himself out of job for workplace politics plays this new role. A quiet and stable single parents who are eager to work hard, like this, only needs G-Min and People’s.

While G-Yun-Ho-Ho and struggles to create an understanding of the methods of his earnest, it is a quick hit on the People’s. Eun-HO takes the initiative, hurry to help anyone, which requires it, and is a kind, encouraging task for all. The most important thing is that when he tries to bring an order for the chaotic workday of G-Min, it is never much. There is a cute montaz that catches how attentive to make the troubled day of G-Yun in the office, he cures a door, it continuously crashes so that it opens correctly, a handbag. Finds a stand for. Flies on his couch, leaves his comfortable office slippers at exactly the place where he should be, and manages to get his coffee order correctly. It is not too long before being fully mesmerized. Who can blame him?

Love scout ‘S author Kim Ji -un deserves a lot of credit for how this fresh sabotage of gender roles is handled. K-draamas had long added to female employees in the workplace. The growing relationship between G-Yun and Yun-How is handled sensitively both in the workplace and outside. During his bloom, through a slow-burning romance, G-Yun said how the presence of Yun-How improves his life. And for its credit, it avoids being a savior or tries to solve all the problems of life. There are respectable boundaries here, and even once he steps, the couple thank that it has an immediate conversation about it.

G-Yun and Biol’s growing cameraders make up for one of the many nutritious relationships, including scouts. Photo Credit: SBS

At the beginning of the show, it turns out that Yun-Ho is worked on by his seniors after going on a rest to spend time with his young daughter. As he is at work, Yun-Ho is shown as an equally competent parent. His daughter Biol (GI So-U) is all sunny, and is full of love to give. His slow, but continuous growing bond with G-Yun was another well written part of the show. Biol has stars in the eyes of the biol, as a cool woman looks at G-Yun, and is taken immediately by her. On more than one occasions the child asks his working father to go out on a date. It is also thankful to all this that does not bring any goods in relation to his first marriage to his growing relationship with Ji-Jun; There is no threatening return to the pre -determined pre -determined return to be an obstacle and it is all thanked for only an honest conversation.

Many K-Drama over the years have hosted interesting businesses and workplaces-the forecast, book publishing, glittering hospitality industry and more. Love scout The headheators focus on the low spoken work, and how competitive the industry is. Of course, most of the plays in the show are due to an industry rivalry, but the day-to-day functioning, romance and relationship takes prejudice from Venus. Peoplez itself creates a large -scale conflict -free, with hard -working employees for a magnificent work environment, who are frightened by their CEOs, but holding it in high respect.

The second lead in Love Scouts is a great story and well written character arcs. Photo Credit: SBS

The shows that are other leads in the main characters are either annoying and infiltrated or completely disputed in the later episodes. Love to scout The second lead is thankful that neither fall into the category. While Suu Hyun (Kim Yun-Hai) and Jung Hoon (Kim Do-Hun) are more interested in Yun-Ho and G-Yun, more for them without love. Both characters get cute arcs and a great story for themselves. Are more writers paying attention?

Leading this fresh mature romance, Han G-Min and Lee June-Huk are right. Actor plays with experienced ease, and plays like this, never resort to unwanted theaterics once. The G-Min’s G–is a rare, well-round female character that makes no bone about taking initiatives; It is at work or when it comes to her personal life, then firmly stands for her land, learns and develops everyone, while her freedom is never compromised. The June-Huki romance is a particular welcome and Swoni addition to actors who excellent as a Darama lead. This helps that most of his sparkling chemistry is supported by a great soundtrack, a welcome music perfect in ‘Test Me’ with Paul Blanco’s Lilting Vocals.

Love scout From gender roles to single paternity is easily related to everything. Once the speed does not fall, and even an unnecessary conflict (their early life connection and it is a high time that the troph has been banned), is resolved quickly, such as to handle it Two mature adults in a communication relationship would be expected. Workplace romance can be difficult, but Love scout Finds the right balance. What is the pleasure to see a love story, which is fresh, hearty, and it is one.

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