Raira Megumi: Korean Drama: We Love Chaebol Sons

Korean dramas make us glued to the screen for hours to end. Thanks to the Hallyu wave sweeping the globe, so all K-drama fans around the world are able to enjoy the dramas, actors, actress, and also its beautiful soundtrack. There huge reasons why we keep watching the dramas and glued ourselves to the screen. One of them is the male role. There're various roles we can enjoy through K-dramas. The chaebol sons are maybe the most popular role. How can't we love the chaebol sons as they're extremely rich, handsome, smart (but sometimes little bit dull), and also romatic (maybe rude in the beginning)

Of course my favorite chaebol son is Kin Jong Woon in Secret Garden. Hyun Bin played the role very well. He played a smart CEO. He was rude in the beginning and romantic in process. He's handsome and rich. He has beautiful house. Maybe he's a standard for chaebol son's role. He gave a perfect vibe of chaebol son's role.

Ji Sung also gave a great vibe as a chaebol son. He played 'babo' and lazy chaebol son in 'Protect the Boss', while he played the chaebol son perfectly in 'Kill Me Heal Me'. I like the Shin Se Gi version.

I first wacthed chaebol son role in 'What Happened in Bali'. Jo In Sung played the role very well. He's arrogant yet handsome. But, I don't like the ending. I regretted watching the ending. If I knew the ending would be tragic, I wouldn't watch it. But I Sung perfectly played the role.

Ji Jin Hee played a chaebol son in 'I Have a Lover'. But Jin Hee didn't play the role as the chaebol son should be. He wasn't arrogant either rude. He had a good manner as chaebol son. I also like this chaebol son version. Cheabol son do not need to be arrogant or rude in the beginning.

Park Si Hoo played a chaebol son in Cheongdamdong Alice. He played a chaebol son who against his chaebol dad. He crawled the position with his own self.