Start-Up is a drama from South Korea which was released on October 17 2020.
This drama consists of 16 episodes trending topics after the audience was divided into two teams, namely team Nam Do-san (Nam Joo-hyuk) and team Han Ji-pyeong (Kim Seon-ho) to win the heart of Seo Dal-mi (Bae Suzy).
With this extraordinary enthusiasm, throughout the ages on going, Many fans are favoring each other’s choices as a man worthy of being side by side with Seo Dal-mi.
In general, Start-Up tells the story of the desire of a group of young people who are pursuing their dream of building a start-up company or startups.
Through this big dream, we will see the struggles and obstacles that must be overcome, including past family problems, friendships, and even romance.
Seo Dal-mi is a woman from a poor family who is trapped in competition with her older sibling, Won In-jae (Kang Ha-na), who is now a member of a rich family after deciding to follow her mother after divorcing her biological father.
There are many things that can be seen from this Start-Up drama. One of the most prominent is the love triangle between the main players and the combination of the worlds of technology and business.
The second lead actor, Ji-pyeong, appears a lot in the first half of this drama. Meanwhile the main character, Nam Do-san, only has a little screen time. Of course, this invited various reactions from netizens who thought that Ji-pyeong would anchor with Dal-mi.
However, as the episode progresses, the focus of the story begins to shift to Nam Do-san’s life as a person programmer who wants to build a business with his two friends.
Towards the final episode, the story moves three years later which leads the audience to the development of the characters’ characters.
However, unfortunately there is nothing that stands out about the characters of the main characters. We will actually see changes in the characters of the supporting characters.
Like Kim Yong-san (Kim Do-wan) who was finally able to reconcile with Ji-pyeong after previously having a grudge in the past. Then there is Won In-jae who can finally act more rationally and gently as an older brother figure to Seo Dal-mi.
Seo Dal-mi’s strong desire and ambition in achieving her dreams is a valuable lesson for the audience when watching this drama.
