Dearest

This series is well shot and the storyline is quite interesting. Unfortunately, it suffers from the weakness of its too main characters. The main male character is flat and robotic; he doesn't seem to have any emotions and the minimal dialogue that he is given does not help to thicken up his personality. As for the main female character, she is fine as a student at the beginning of the show, but her acting and general attitude remains the same 15 years later when she is supposed to have become the CEO of a large pharmaceutical company. She lack an edge and is too meek and subdued to be believable in such a high profile executive role. I finished the series since it was quite short (10 episodes) but I don't believe I have kept going had it been longer.