SYNOPSIS: It's not easy to be related to a con artist. People get the wrong idea just because of a regretful past done by other people. But even though Jung-doo's family is often misjudged, his being kind hearted and loyal changed his fate.

REVIEWS: Too bad, liking the actors wasn't enough to like the story as well. I've seen Geon-hyeong do his thing in Innocent Steps and Si-yeon wasn't bad as a new comer in My Girl. I thought, this would turn out to be a nice series. Then, seeing Han, what a nice casting. But I was wrong.

I got bored half the time I was watching it because of Geon-hyeong's character. He has no personality. At first, he is my dream man but being too nice makes it very irritating. He doesn't even have a romantic connection with Ha-na's character. Speaking of, hers is even worst. Her acting was so dreary. Si-yeon's started strong but as the story runs, she just became an accessory. She basically abandoned her character and her portrayal became boring. With Han, I liked him more. His is well established. I just didn't like the last part where he had a very long dialogue with his dad. It was very unnecessary.

What's weird is that the parents' lives are more interesting than the main characters'.

The ending was very predictable and not a single memorable scene I could remember. But what I'm definite, there are a lot of loop holes in the story. How can two well-known convicts not recognized when they were trying to frame up the CEO? They are not even wearing a disguise. And to think, the CEO was the one who framed up Geon-hyeong's dad first. Isn't it proper to know who are you against?