Myra Alcoran

This action / fantasy story grabs you from the start and keeps you on a ride until the end. There's a lot of charm in the main characters and you get vested, so by the time you're 3 quarters through, you'll most likely be crying ... and through the magic of Korean style drama you'll be laughing and crying at the same time because it's so endearing! This movie weaves themes of loyalty, family, love, betrayal and forgiveness. A great intro for folks who have never watched Korean Dramas before. It will hook you, then you'll want to watch another!

The drama is not a lighthearted one. There is bullying, political games, mind games. Senses of hopelessness, heaviness, and emptiness. ‘D.P.’ is set in 2014, when there were a lot of unfortunate incidents and accidents in South Korea's military. Many reviews of those who served said the stories are relatable on many levels. As well as for viewers who experienced bullying in school and other institutions. Jung Hae In, The main actor, where the episodes mostly revolves around his responses and emotions, shared some advice for those currently serving in the military. “I believe that it is because of you that we are able to lie down comfortably at night and sleep in peace. As someone who has served before you, I hope that you will complete your service in good health. Superb acting! A compelling drama!