He plays his character beautifully, a sweet guy who cherishes friendship, loves freely and jams to jazz music now that’s a guy you like.

Go Kyung Pyo of Chicago typewriter reminds me of his character from Reply 1988 as the personality trait is a little similiar and lits that nostalgic torch. Now the next character, I’ve to shroud him in a mystery as it’ll reveal spoilers which I don’t want to but when you watch it you’ll guess who is the supporting lead anyway so Go Kyung Pyo shown as the ghostwriter named Shin Yul. The way both of them manage the widely different personas in such a flawless manner is worth appreciating but obviously one has done a better job in this case and that’s Yoo Ah In, he doesn’t let you to connect dots of his current personality with his past life characters’ showing how they both are different yet the same people in an intriguing manner which Im Soo Jung couldn’t do that well but we can say maybe that’s how their characters are. Yoo Ah In and Im Soo Jung play two characters in this drama, their present day characters, Han Se Joo and Jeon Seol respectively and then their past life characters which are Seo Hwi Yeong and Ryu Su Hyeon. The series depicts three resistance fighters who lived during the 1930s Japanese occupation of Korea, and are reincarnated into the present as a best-selling writer in a slump, a fan, and a ghostwriter. What makes this drama worth watching? well you got to read this review to know that.

Starring Yoo Ah-in, Im Soo-jung and Go Kyung-pyo, this drama was released in April 2017. Chicago Typewriter (시카고 타자기) is a Fantasy, Romance tvN K-drama series, directed by Kim Cheol Kyu and written by Kim Soo wan.

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