Title:악의 꽃 | Agui Kkot| Flower of Evil
Genre: Melodrama | Suspense | Thriller
Episodes: 16
Broadcast Network: tvN
Broadcast Period: July 29, 2020 to September 23, 2020

Synopsis:

Baek Hee-Sung is a talented metal craftsman and by all intent and purposes he seems to have a great life with a lovely and loving wife, Cha Ji-Won and a daughter, Baek Eun-Ha, who simply adores him. Cha Ji-Won being a first rate detective couldn’t be any happier with her life as well because Baek Hee-Sung is an ideal husband and father. However, everything started crashing on her when a case she’s investigating led to the secret past of Baek Hee-Sung, a possible partner and son of a serial killer. She doesn’t know what to do and, although, she would have liked not to know, she can’t help but investigate and has to decide whether to stand by her man or let him go from her life.

Characters:

  • Lee Joon Gi as Baek Hee Sung | Hee Sung
  • Moon Chae Won as Cha Ji Won
  • Jang Hee Jin as Do Hae Soo
  • Seo Hyun Woo as Kim Moo Jin
  • Jung Seo Yun as Baek Eun Ha
  • Im Na Young as Younger Do Hae Soo
  • Nam Ki Ae as Kong Mi Ja
  • Son Jong Hak as Baek Man Woo
  • Jo Kyung Sook as Moon Young Ok
  • Hong Seo Jun as Chief of Police
  • Choi Young Joon as Choi Jae Sub
  • Choi Dae Hoon as Lee Woo Cheol
  • Kim Soo Oh as Im Ho Joon
  • Im Chul Hyung as Yoon Sang Pil
  • Yang Hye Jin as Kang Pil Young
  • Joo Ye Eun as Reporter Joo
  • Kim Gun as Kim In Seo
  • Yoon Hee Suk as Kim Sang Jin on Episode 1
  • Han Soo Yun as Jung Mi Sook
  • Yoon Byung Hee as Park Kyung Choon
  • Kim Ki Moo as Yum Sang Chul
  • Choi Young Woo as a Bartender
  • Lee Joo Yeon as Park Seo Young
  • Lee Kyu Bok as Nam Soon Gil
  • Park Seung Tae as Oh Bok Ja
  • Kim Ki Chun as Dr. Lee Hyun Suk on Episode 5

My Review:

Due to CoVid-19, a lot of productions have been halted and it is very difficult to find a good K-Drama I have not watched lately. “Flower of Evil” fell into my life due to an interesting premise and Lee Joon Gi. The scarcity of good romcoms made me lean towards to suspense thriller genre because it is very rare that Korean entertainment produces a bad one when it comes to it. Glad I watched it because it was worth every minute of watching it including the waiting period week after week.

So, What do I Like About this K-Drama?

(1) Lee Joon-Gi is one of my favourite actors because he is really good at what he does and has immense talent, however, the past K-Dramas he was involved in like “Lawless Lawyer” and “Criminal Minds” weren’t at par from his previous works. Thus, I was kinda hesitant to check this out, it is a good thing I did, because not only he was so impressive in here but the story compliments his great talent.

(2) Moon Chae-Won as Cha Ji-Won immersed into an exceptional actress on this K-Drama. Her conflict on what to do with what she discovered about her husband’s past was a sight to behold in every episode but, more so on Episode 11. Her chemistry and scenes with Lee Joon-Gi totally worked to make this k-drama riveting to watch from the start to finish.

(3) I must give credit when credit is due to the writer, director and the entire production of this K-Drama because they created a suspense thriller worthy of its genre. There’s no sci-fi element or other gimmicks to make it unique, the script was just great and excellently executed by the director that delivers a consistent and solid story that’s worthy of every minute of 16 hours.

(4) The flow of the story was beautifully done and the ending was given justice without rush or forcing the issues that the characters need to be on a certain way to just make the audience happy and wrap it up with a perfect happy ending. This K-drama allowed the audience to see the conflicts within each vital characters to their transition and in trying to find themselves in aftermath that any person experiencing the same journey will probably normally go through. There are so many highlights on this K-drama that provided the actors to show their excellent talents and at the same time provide viewing pleasure to the audience.

(5) I love the OST.

What I do Not Like About this K-Drama?

Nothing, it was simply perfect for me in every way.

Would I recommend this K-Drama? Yes. Highly Recommended

My Rating to this Drama
( See My Rating System: )
5/5 Stars

OST:

01. Feel You – Shin Yong Jae

02. In My Heart – Im Yun

03. Psycho – DOKO

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