I never thought that the Korean version or counterpart of Meteor Garden (from Hana Yori Dango) can be too addicting. I finished watching the 25 episodes. In a way, it opened my mind to the plutocratic world and the idea that we are all living in the same planet. Just a planet. A world for the unfortunate, poor fellows and the world for the illustrious and legendary mortal happened to be one. Anyway, I’m not going to babble about impartiality and egalitarianism but I’ll talk about my very own fantasy which may be judged by countless as stupidity.
After the series of combats, sacrifices, pain, and laughter, Gu Jun Pyo finally asked Geum Jan Di to marry him – in a most natural and likeable way. (Actually, I’m just this spoiler who wants to divulge the ending). Geum Jan Di was in her white clothes for she went to a med school and Jun just returned from US after finishing his course in Business Administration. Well, it happened in a shore. Jun was in helicopter (or whatever was that) when he trumpeted “Hey commoner, meet me at the shore!” There, Jan Di rushed to the shore. When they met, Jun laughed and said, “You looked funny in those white clothes.” The proposal happened then with him showing the opened box of the engagement ring. An oh there's the sunset making the place amiable. Yeah, a bit enviable.
Well, for a crumb of time I thought if this will ever happen to me. After the three failed relationships, will I ever meet the man of my dreams? It’s infantile, I agree. But you see, nice girls (like me) believe in happy endings.
The way this series is created made my feeble mind transcend into something aggressive and strong-willed. Since it has been my dream to enter a med school, I must work for it. Yes, I must. I believe that a poor mortal like me can emerge victorious in med school. And secondary gain for entering the med school? Meeting my future husband! He’ll propose to me same as what Jun did or perhaps a little different.
Now, what am I talking about? Yeah, dreams… the core of this is just simple: Dream and work it out. That's a sort of advise to myself.
Forgive me for such an immaturity.
After the series of combats, sacrifices, pain, and laughter, Gu Jun Pyo finally asked Geum Jan Di to marry him – in a most natural and likeable way. (Actually, I’m just this spoiler who wants to divulge the ending). Geum Jan Di was in her white clothes for she went to a med school and Jun just returned from US after finishing his course in Business Administration. Well, it happened in a shore. Jun was in helicopter (or whatever was that) when he trumpeted “Hey commoner, meet me at the shore!” There, Jan Di rushed to the shore. When they met, Jun laughed and said, “You looked funny in those white clothes.” The proposal happened then with him showing the opened box of the engagement ring. An oh there's the sunset making the place amiable. Yeah, a bit enviable.
Well, for a crumb of time I thought if this will ever happen to me. After the three failed relationships, will I ever meet the man of my dreams? It’s infantile, I agree. But you see, nice girls (like me) believe in happy endings.
The way this series is created made my feeble mind transcend into something aggressive and strong-willed. Since it has been my dream to enter a med school, I must work for it. Yes, I must. I believe that a poor mortal like me can emerge victorious in med school. And secondary gain for entering the med school? Meeting my future husband! He’ll propose to me same as what Jun did or perhaps a little different.
Now, what am I talking about? Yeah, dreams… the core of this is just simple: Dream and work it out. That's a sort of advise to myself.
Forgive me for such an immaturity.
