The biggest attraction of the latest Korean drama - The Perfect Family - is that there is a girl whose destiny has been changed. She is full of resentment, like a ghost. She can't find any reason to look at her former good friend and always wants to...Make the other person feel deeply guilty and suffer as much as yourself.This setting may be cliché, but it is also the most relatable, so it looks good.

Starring Park Joo-hyun and Kim Young-dae, the film is composed of campus, family and temporarily undiscovered elements. The unexpected behavior of the mentally disturbed female lead accelerates the pace of the plot and has almost no flaws.The heroine (played by Park Joo-hyun) lives in a harmonious family, with a rich father and a beautiful mother who take good care of her, so much so that she forgets that she is a child adopted from an orphanage.However, the appearance of a person soon made her have to think of it.

Soo-yeon (played by Choi Ye-bin), a new student who transferred from school, made the heroine feel uncomfortable when they first met. The familiarity she showed made the heroine think that she had recognized the wrong person, so she seemed rude and familiar.However, when Soo-yeon took out a box of matches, her childhood friendship came to mind.The two used to live in the same orphanage. When several boys bullied Xiuyan, the heroine scared the boys away with a box of matches and helped Xiuyan out; the two became good friends from then on.

It was obviously the same tragic experience, but it changed in the subsequent adoption incident.The heroine was taken away, and Xiuyan was playing with matches alone. She accidentally set the orphanage on fire, and she became a victim of it, with the injured part on half of her head.The fate of being adopted changed, and she lived a difficult life until adulthood. Not only did she not have a home, but she always encountered various problems of lack of money in society; therefore, when she saw the heroine again, she became as resentful as a debt collector..

The heroine never understood the complaints of the second heroine, so she acted politely while maintaining a distant distance.It's not that she has forgotten the past, it's because she doesn't understand how difficult it is to get along with the second female lead after she appears again.Until the second female lead shows her the appearance of her own burns and blames the cause of the fire on the female lead, the whole thing becomes guilt for the female lead. Next, she may not only have to endure the torture of the second female lead, but also find ways tomake up.

At the beginning, the second female lead stabbed the female lead with a knife, but the male lead blocked the knife and died. The female lead not only did not escape, but also became the second female lead's top partner, and the loop was closed.Among them, Park Joo-hyun played the heroine as an orphan who grew up in an excellent family. She was not pretentious or rebellious when getting along with her parents. She had no ambiguity with her friends. She recognized friendship at any time and was the second female lead.Bao is the key to her expressing her sincerity; it’s just that Park Joo Hyun’s performances are almost always like this, lukewarm and featureless.

Cui Yebin is different.She has a cold and aloof appearance, and the characters she plays have some bad explosive power, so even though the role she plays this time is a bit like the spirited girl she played in "The Penthouse"It's similar, but you can still see the freshness and difference.In the drama, the second female lead Soo-yeon she plays only has abnormal reactions to the heroine, but not the others.