
In “The Impossible Heir”, Han Tae-O just wants to be successful. He’s got the brains to succeed. He is a human with flesh and blood just like any other human. Why should he be discounted or disregarded because of his father?
It’s a legitimate question that deserves an answer. Albeit, the method HanTae-O uses to get the answer, might be somewhat questionable.
Han Tae-O is a high school transfer student who moved to live in his mother’s hometown, a rural area in Maju City, and then got a job at a restaurant to pay his bills. He sees a guy in the local convenience store and it looks like he’s stealing. The guy is Kang In-Ha.
Han Tae-O runs into Kang In-Ha outside and he asks Tae-O why didn’t he say anything. After all, he saw him stealing. Han Tae-O says he didn’t care because the people don’t even see him, i.e. they don’t acknowledge his existence. WHY? Because Kang In-Ha may be a part of a wealthy chaebol family, but he’s illegitimate. That means he’s invisible.
Being invisible is one thing the two guys have in common. One is a bastard, the other is the son of a murderer and people would prefer to pretend they did not exist at all. Their relationship got off to a rocky start, but their initial encounters were the beginning of a solid bromance.
Na Hye-won, is a young girl struggling because of her mother’s debts. When she crosses paths with Han Tae-O and Kang In-Ha, she decides to get involved with their “business plans”. She has ambitions too.
As you can see lots of reviewers have published ratings. This shows how much K-drama lovers are interested in “The Impossible Heir”.
My personal rating is 9 out of 10 stars.
Let me break down my rating.
DisneyPlus Hotstar. “The Impossible Heir | Official Trailer | February 28 | DisneyPlus Hotstar.” YouTube Video. YouTube, February 8, 2024. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7jB7Bywxfg.
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