So Ji-sup’s trademark is sad eyes as his fans were fascinated when he acted on I am sorry, I love you.  It is not easy to show truly sad eyes like he does when you act.

When he acted the doctor, Choin, he was a warm-hearted decent person.  He had cute smile and soft voice.  He changed to a different person after he got shot on his head on the desert on episode 3.  It was lucky for him to even alive after the shot but he couldn’t remember anything.  He acted like he really lost his memory with using all of his body.  That’s why the fans are amazed by his act.

My only problem is that this drama is using too common technique again.  A main character lost his memory by an accident and I am assuming that he will undergo all the hardships in order to move the viewers’ hearts until he gets his memory back by another accident or an incessant efforts from people who love him.  He might get his memory back the perfect timing to claim his wealth and love and the story will wrap up.

Isn’t this the typical Korean drama stories?  I might write a post about how many Korean dramas using the same technique later.  My point is that it might give disappointment to some viewers like me using too obvious setting here although the actors and actresses work so hard to make it different.  I hope that no foreign viewers think this kind of accidents always happen in Korea after watching a few famous dramas.  This is just a setting to make it interesting and it doesn’t happen in real life as far as I know.

So Ji-sup does better on the difficult and sad scenes for sure.  I don’t think no one can compete with his act on that parts.  I really felt it again when I watched the scene that he got shot on his head on the desert.  I saw his eyes and body when he fell with the shot.  He was a man really dying by a bunch of the goon squad and my heart felt that the prominent young doctor, Choin, died in vain.

It looked so real and I almost lost where I was at when I watched him act.  His fantastic act changes the too plain set drama into a great one, I think.  I kind of want him to get back to his life soon but also want to enjoy watching his great act in this horrible setting for him now.  I wouldn’t want him to be if it were his real life.  One big advantage of watching drama allows us to observe that we would never have them for our real lives.  I just can’t wait to see how he will act on the next episode.

Enjoy his act with this clip

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