Jang Na Ra's character had been tracking Seo In Guk's character in the story for quite some time, due to some questions she had about his family background, so it took awhile for any tenderness to enter into their dealings with one another because of the basic mistrust between them - she had clear memories of meeting him earlier in their lives, and he didn't remember her at all. It didn't leave me in a place I would have suspected when I first started it, and I liked that - I like surprise endings. The high quality of all the actors, and the suspense they bring to their roles, will no doubt keep you watching Hello Monste r till the thoughtful ending. Hello Monst e r has more standard K-drama cliches in the romance department, but it raises its own bar with the mystery and crime solving parts of the drama, which will keep you on your toes, trying to figure out what's really going on underneath the characters' outward actions. However, if you want a crime solving drama with romance this will do just fine. Hello Monster seemed to copy cat that show's outer narrative structure. It's a decent crime-solving melodrama with romantic comedy touches - if you're looking for the best crime solving drama of 2015 without a romance then you'd have to pick the brilliant Missing Noir M, no contest.
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However, Hello Monster is interesting too, sophisticated and sometimes brooding, with often sad memory flashbacks adding tension and poignancy at just the right moments, and it has a superb supporting cast who will quickly grow on you as the series progresses.
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