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Fight for my way - K-drama review

“If growing up means giving up on your dreams, then I’ll give up on growing up.”

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I have never watched any K-drama as realistic as "Fight for my way"

Even though it's not my favorite genre and as you all know by now, I prefer fluffy, lovey-dovey K-dramas.
However, there are two cute love stories, which helped to balance out the plot.
And by the way, I was going to review another K-drama then I thought that I will review this one for myself and for my readers who needed a reminder to follow their dreams and never give up no matter how impossible they may seem.
 "Fight for my way" taught me a valuable lesson about persistence, being stubborn about chasing goals, and believing in myself.


"Instead of money, you should think about your dreams and heart. And give your best shot at life." Coach Hwang Jang Ho

Coach Jang was a role model in "Fight for my way," and he reminded me of my Muay Thai coach "Rocky Kiblawi" who was the same inspiration for me as Coach Jang was for Dong.

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OMG! These two scenes made me laugh so hardπŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

The best feeling in a relationship is when your lover is your best friend too. That was the relationship between Choi Ae Ra (Kim Ji Won) and Ko Dong Man (Park Seo Joon)


Their friendship lasted 20 years & turned into love. What's more, beautiful than spending the rest of your life with your best friend who's been there through it all, through thick and thin!

The scene that broke my heart the most.

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These four: Their friendship was everything!


That was the easiest proposal everπŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

They followed their dreams and they built their empire together.

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Can you still go after your dreams without the right background?
Ko Dong Man has always dreamed of becoming famous as a taekwondo athlete but now works as a contract employee in a mundane job. His bickering longtime friend, Choi Ae Ra, aspires to become a television anchor but works instead at the information desk of a department store.
Their friends, Kim Joo Man and Baek Seol Hee have been dating for six years but face a new threat to their relationship.
Can the four friends achieve their individual dreams despite having “third-rate” qualifications?
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