Kill Me Heal Me Korean Drama Review

Kill Me, Heal is a comedy drama about Cha Do Hyeon (Ji Sung), a man who suffers from multiple personality disorder stemming from a tragic incident in his past. He meets Oh Ri Jin (Hwang Jung Eum), a first year psychiatry student, and eventually asks for her help in treating his disorder. Kill Me, Heal Me is simply an amazing drama.

Kill Me Heal Me is yet another one that explores the topic of Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), commonly known as multiple personality disorder. Main hero Cha Do Hyun (Ji Sung) is a third-generation chaebol who has memory lapse and seven different identities due to a traumatic childhood.

Like its lead characters, Kill Me, Heal Me is a splendid mess. If you’re looking for subtlety, good medical ethics, or a realistic exploration of mental illness, watch something else. However, if you’re willing to be swept up in the show’s campy, gonzo universe, it’s a hoot, and, towards the end, surprisingly moving as well.

Me, Heal Mewas praised to the sky by many, but I'll warn you ahead of time I couldn't quite understand why. To me a good portion of this drama was silly, dull and annoying (I gave up on the first episode 3 times

Kill Me, Heal Me is a love story staring Ji Sung, and Hwang Jung-eum. The drama deals with multiple personality and child abuse. Cha Do-Hyun played by Ji Sung is from wealthy family but he suffer from seven different multiple personalities. As result of childhood trama, he has created seven different personalities which appears without warning.

I recently started to watch kill me heal me and like female lead is the worst. Seriously like male lead actor has done a good job, even the plot is nice but her acting is just so annoying. I actually liked the parts where she was calm and collected but there was just so much shouting. I don't think i will be able to finish just because of this.

Ri-jin has spray-painted over it, so it now reads “HEAL ME.” At the airport, Ri-jin says goodbye to her family. Mom is all teary, while Dad asks for a nice pair of black shoes from America—he even has the catalogue with him and the page marked out. “The caramel brown is better,” Ri-jin sniffs.

Synopsis A romantic comedy about a third-generation billionnaire with Dissociative Identity Disorder and a first-year Psychiatrist resident who treats him secretly. Cha Do Hyun (Ji Sung) is the third generation of a chaebol family who suffers from multiple personality disorder after going through numerous life-threatening traumas.

perfectly put, this whole drama is great, i didnt notice but now you pointed it out and im like ahhhh omg, i love how it connects and they tie things in this drama. like your right things arent wasted, everything is perfectly placed in this drama to be used later on in one way or another wither thats sooner or later. and yup it feels like 2nd lead syndrome with the same person lol.