Kim Jae-wonKang Hyun-se
Han Ji-minYoo Mi Rae
Byun Hee-bongJung Il-do
Jang Hyun-sungJung Man-ho
Jeong Tae-wooNal-chi
Jin Ji-heeGoo Dong-joo
Yoo Yeon-miHan Ye-seo
Shin Dong-wooJin Kyung-ho
Lee Mi-sookGo Ah-ra
Kim Ji-hoonChoi Shi-wan
Son Byung-ho[Hyun Se's boss]Why it may be worth watching
- Great Inheritance combines Comedy and Drama storytelling.
- The principal cast includes Kim Jae-won, Han Ji-min, Byun Hee-bong.
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Great Inheritance
Great Inheritance is a 2006 South Korean television drama starring Kim Jaewon and Han Ji-min. It aired on KBS2 from May 3 to June 29, 2006 on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 21:55 for 17 episodes.
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Best suited to viewers looking for Comedy, Drama. The available catalogue spans 1 season.
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ParkMinExternal review ·
There were definitely a few things to like here with the obvious main attraction being the kids interactions. The main lead had a good enjoyable dynamic going on outside the supposed "romance". Speaking of which, the romance was underdeveloped and made me wonder if it was necessary to begin with. They surely had plenty of time to give it more attention if they wanted to. Which brings me to my next point, it was a tad bit too long. Once the male lead transformed into someone who cared for the children and the kindergarten, things started to get draggy an…
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There were definitely a few things to like here with the obvious main attraction being the kids interactions. The main lead had a good enjoyable dynamic going on outside the supposed "romance". Speaking of which, the romance was underdeveloped and made me wonder if it was necessary to begin with. They surely had plenty of time to give it more attention if they wanted to. Which brings me to my next point, it was a tad bit too long. Once the male lead transformed into someone who cared for the children and the kindergarten, things started to get draggy and less enjoyable. The 2nd half was mostly defending and protecting the kindergarten but it wasn't interesting and didn't have the same vibes of the 1st half. If the drama had more side characters and side plots it would have had rectified the problem. The drama made me wanting to see the leads reuniting in a modern drama.
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