After Seo Haneul (Sung Yu Ri) lost her mother in a fire, she was later adopted by a wealthy family and experienced a life of many twists and turns. Seo Gun's (Gong Yoo) father had married an unwed mother, thus making Seo Haneul his sister in the eyes of the law. After their parents passed away, Seo Haneul was adopted by a wealthy chairman of a large organization who has also became a gangster. Upon using Haneul to extort money, Seo Gun and Haneul slowly fall in love with each other.

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  Sung Yu Ri (Suh Ha Neul / Park Hye Won)

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  Gong Yoo (Seo Gun)

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  Nam Goong Min (Kang Dong Ha)

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  Sun Woo Eun Sook (Ji Su Hyeon)

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  Jeong Dong Hwan (Park Jin-kwon)

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  Lee Yeon Hee (Goo Hyo Joo)

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• Apr 7, 2011 16 of 16 episodes seen

  Jeaniessi
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  • Overall  6
  • Story  6
  • Acting/Cast  8
  • Music  6
  • Rewatch Value  3

  **My original review was messed up during the switch to the new MDL so I am redoing it here**
  
  It has been a while since I watched One Fine Day. One thing I remember from about a year and 1/2 ago is I was actively searching for anything that starred Gong Yoo. I find him a wonderful, emotive and passionate actor and oh so easy on the eyes. But unfortunately, if you only have a few good actors with a mediocre plot and crappy editing, you get a drama where months later, its details have faded from your mind and has had no power to stay in your heart.
  
  The love story had so much potential and there were scenes I enjoyed. Back then I didn't know what makjang was but the fauxcest element of them believing they are brother and sister screams makjang. What I did like is this 'misunderstanding' is cleared up quickly.
  
  The ending disappointed me. There was a lot of build up for an ending that fell so flat. Somehow the romance and passion that had built up over the 16 episodes seemed somehow dulled.
  
  I don't remember any of the music. There are other dramas I haven't seen for over a year and I still remember songs from them so I know it's not just time that has faded the memory of the songs. They didn't stick if they were ever really there at all.
  
  My re-watch is low because I know I will not watch this again. I'm giving this drama a generous over all score of 6 because, unashamedly, I love Gong Yoo. He elevates everything he does. read more

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