Sang Doo, Let's Go To SchoolBecause of our recent discovery of Bi, we ended up watching another drama where he plays the main character Sang Doo... at the beginning of the show, I wasn't expecting to be so emotionally caught up in the story. This drama is different from other dramas that I've watched because it had more characters and sub-plots and although it centers around a main love story, it made you care about the other characters' lives as well. All characters are very likable (with the exception of Moon Sera the Sang Doo's uncle - they made me so mad!) and there's a ton of funnny moments in the show, but there's also a lot of sad, very emotionally moving moments.
The main plot of the show centers around Sang Doo, a 27 year old man, who leads the lifestly of a gigolo so he can pay the hospital bills of his "daughter" Bori, a 7 year old girl who practically lives at the hospital while she's sick with leukemia. Fate brings his first love from high school Eun Hwan, after 10 years of separation. Sang Doo becomes Eun Hwan's student, when he enrolls in her school to finish his high school education (and just so he can be close to her). Eun Hwan's boyfriend turns out to be Bori's doctor at the hospital and so forth and so on, the plot thickens. Sang Doo and Eun Hwan have to sacrifice a lot to be together, but also the rest of the characters as well...I think everyone grows making it even so more moving...
We finally watched the end last night and while I had a couple of tears quietly trickling down my face during those last scenes...I started sobbing after watching the end credits...The show doesn't make it too clear as to what really became of the Sang Doo and his first love Eun Hwan...I guess you can believe whatever you want to believe...but even if you believe in the happy ending...just the knowing of all the suffering those two had to go through it's just too tragic for me...I love pure happy endings...even if they're not believable (real life can be just too sad already...)

Apart from the ending, Sang Doo, Let's Go To School was an very good drama to watch, I never got bored, it never slowed down or dragged on, it had lots of flashbacks (a little confusing at the beginning) and it had some experimental moments there that made it different and cool...I highly recommend it, but suggest you keep a box of Kleenex close to you at all times! d(^_^)b