Title: Delightfully Deceitful, Beneficial Fraud
Episodes: 16
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Melodrama, Crime, Thriller
Story: 5 out of 10
Characters: 7 out of 10
Cinematography: 6 out of 10
Korean Drama Delightfully Deceitful is too long and too complicated
Story
Ro Um has been a child wonder but worked as a con artist when she was wrongly accused of killing her parents and spent ten years in jail until attorney Moo Young managed to get her out. Together, they start punishing those who do them wrong.
Korean Drama Delightfully Deceitful is a crime drama about a con artist and an attorney.
The drama starts out quite intensely and it has some pretty entertaining moments.
However, in the second half, things got boring, and too many plotlines were introduced, over-complicating things.
Also, the plot didn’t feel that fresh and original. Thus, the twists were predictable.
Characters
Ro Um is a mastermind when it comes to cons. She is skillful and a quick thinker, but she lacks empathy.
Chun Woo Hee was energetic and gave an enjoyable performance.
Watch Chun Woo Hee’s other drama KDrama Be Melodramatic
Moo Young is an attorney with a high sense of empathy. He is dedicated to helping those who need him, but he can be naive when it comes to lost cases.
Kim Dong Wook was very sweet.
Watch Kim Dong Wook’s other works KDrama My Perfect Stranger, KDrama The King of Pigs, KDrama Find me in your memory, and KDrama Special Labor Inspector Jo
Cinematography
The drama had a messy pace.
Overall
My overall rating for the Korean Drama Delightfully Deceitful is 3 out of 10. The plot felt stale.
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