Frankly Speaking S01 - S01Ep10 - Frankly Speaking S01Ep10

Six people joined hands with the monstrous K aka Mathew Lee (Uhm Ki-Joon) to betray Min Do-Kyuk (Lee Joon). Their reward was to live a life of wealth and riches, but they realize that they are now slaves to Mathew Lee. After the explosion on the helipad, Min Do-hyuk was on the brink of death and fell into a coma. With the help of Kang Ki-Tak (Yoon Tae-Young), Min Do-Hyk is finally able recover and open his eyes. He begins his plan to seek vengeance upon Matthew Lee. He also receives help from a mysterious person known as Medusa. Meanwhile, Matthew Lee now has his sights set on the takeover of the Sungchan Group as the last step in his revenge plot. As the lives of these seven are resurrected, a new dangerous game of survival takes place.

Synopsis: When the lead actor is also the benefactor funding the whole shoot, and he’s hysterically changing the script to fulfil his dream of being a hero in various costumes, things are bound to get a little out of control. The humble yet stubborn screenwriter is powerless to resist the demands of the show’s investor who wants to be the male lead in every conceivable story. As a result, the plot is haywire, and characer building is a fail. From palace fights and suspense to xianxia and time travel, it’s a melting pot of costume dramas. With everyone thinking that they’re witnessing a farce, you’ll find that beneath it all is an actor’s unrestrained pursuit for redemption and for his dreams.

Synopsis: “Min Soo Jin meets a goddess who allows her to choose one guy among seven as her first kiss."

Synopsis: A suspenseful revenge drama in which the female protagonist, who unfairly lost her young son, takes revenge against the perpetrator who has been forgiven by the law and heals her wounds.

Six people joined hands with the monstrous K aka Mathew Lee (Uhm Ki-Joon) to betray Min Do-Kyuk (Lee Joon). Their reward was to live a life of wealth and riches, but they realize that they are now slaves to Mathew Lee. After the explosion on the helipad, Min Do-hyuk was on the brink of death and fell into a coma. With the help of Kang Ki-Tak (Yoon Tae-Young), Min Do-Hyk is finally able recover and open his eyes. He begins his plan to seek vengeance upon Matthew Lee. He also receives help from a mysterious person known as Medusa. Meanwhile, Matthew Lee now has his sights set on the takeover of the Sungchan Group as the last step in his revenge plot. As the lives of these seven are resurrected, a new dangerous game of survival takes place.

Synopsis: When the lead actor is also the benefactor funding the whole shoot, and he’s hysterically changing the script to fulfil his dream of being a hero in various costumes, things are bound to get a little out of control. The humble yet stubborn screenwriter is powerless to resist the demands of the show’s investor who wants to be the male lead in every conceivable story. As a result, the plot is haywire, and characer building is a fail. From palace fights and suspense to xianxia and time travel, it’s a melting pot of costume dramas. With everyone thinking that they’re witnessing a farce, you’ll find that beneath it all is an actor’s unrestrained pursuit for redemption and for his dreams.