DRAMA: YOU ARE THE BEST...LEE SUNSHIN

Lepas habis cerita Seoyoung, My Daughter aku sambung pulak dengan cerita You Are The Best.

Mengisahkan Lee Sunshin yang bernasib agak malang apabila apa yang cuba dilakukannya tidak menjadi dan sering menjadi bahan usikan kakak keduanya Yeosin. Lepas tu ada pula yang menyamar jadi agen dari sebuah agensi terkenal ingin mengambil dia menjadi pelakon siap dapat duit pendahuluan RM10k. Mak dia pun sokong sebab ingat orang tu betul-betul nampak ada 'sesuatu' pada diri anak bongsunya itu dan menyokong anaknya untuk menjadi seorang pelakon.

Nak tulis panjang berjela pula jadi bacalah sinopsis di bawah yang aku ambil bulat-bulat dari Wikipedia ya...

Kim Jung-ae (Go Doo-shim) raised Lee Soon-shin (IU) with love as her own daughter when she was left at their doorstep as a baby. But upon the death of her husband, she discovers that Soon-shin's real mother is the famous actress Song Mi-ryung (Lee Mi-sook). As Mi-ryung reflects on her fame while watching Soon-shin growing up from afar, Soon-shin herself becomes confused and has inner conflicts between the mother that gave birth to her and the mother that raised her. Eventually, the three women will reconcile and become a "real" family in the midst of their pain and growth.

Meanwhile, Soon-shin and her two older sisters represent the realities that women in their 20s and 30s face in Korea. Soon-shin is a member of the "880,000 won generation," or college graduates who can't find a job and instead work in low-paying temp jobs. But she attracts the notice of Shin Joon-ho (Jo Jung-suk), head of a talent agency. Over-confident and arrogant, Joon-ho is determined to transform her into a star. But while watching Soon-shin do everything to realize her dream of becoming an actress, Joon-ho looks back on his career and finds himself changing as he discovers the true meaning of success. They bicker and fall in love with each other.

Middle daughter Lee Yoo-shin (Yoo In-na) has lived next door to Park Chan-woo (Go Joo-won) since childhood. Despite their constant squabbles, Chan-woo (now a dermatologist) still loves her confidence and prickly demeanor. Yoo-shin delays thinking about marriage and childbirth, instead prioritizing success at work. But when Joon-ho's younger sister Shin Yi-jung (Bae Green) develops a crush on Chan-woo, it makes Yoo-shin realize her true feelings for him.

Eldest daughter Lee Hye-shin (Son Tae-young) is beautiful and competent, but feels like a failure when her marriage ends. As a divorced single mother, she has difficulties re-entering the workforce. She later meets Seo Jin-wook (Jung Woo), a neighborhood baker who shows her consideration and gentleness, helping heal her wounds.

After the sudden death of their father, the three sisters each grow as individuals through enduring hardships as a family. They come to realize that the most precious things in life can be found within oneself, and happiness is a blessing that comes to the courageous few who have high self-esteem and take charge of their own lives. Being poor is okay, not being first is okay, and not being in the spotlight is okay. It's okay to be happy with just the way you are.