Bring It On, Ghost Pops My K-Drama

I have never understood the K-drama/ K-craze that is a craze nowadays, especially during the MCO. My friends have been promoting K-dramas for me to watch but nobody succeeded.
Until during the first MCO when I read about Bring It On, Ghost online and I decided to give it a try. And that particular series got me intrigued to watch more K-dramas (I'm into scary, thriller, spy and action ones - not the soapy ones hahaha).

SYNOPSIS Bring It On, Ghost Trivia

• Also known as Let's Fight, Ghost and Hey Ghost, Let's Fight
• Original title: 싸우자귀신아 (Ssawooja Gwishina)
• Directed by: Park Joon Hwa

• Episode runtime: 60 minutes
• Total episodes: 16 
• Year: 2016
• Language: Korean

The story revolves around a young exorcist Park Bong-Pal relationship with a wandering ghost of a 19-year old school girl, Kim Hyun Ji.
Park is a closeted exorcist, as he is not allowed to practice exorcism by his uncle due to his dark past history. 

Kim has been dead and wandering the world for 5 years, without knowing the reason she is still around and not move on to the other life.
When the two met during a failed exorcism, little did they know that the failed exorcism unveils a lot about their past history and their crossed paths. 
Together, the unlikely pair uncovered so many mysteries around their lives (or death) and ultimately, leading to discovering the reason behind Kim's death.

MY REVIEW Plot: 4.6/ 5.0 I love the plot twists thrown throughout the series. The series might be about ghosts but the ghosts are not that scary - some are even funny.  I binge-watched the episodes because of the plot of each episode got me intrigued to watch the next one.
Cast: 4.8/ 5.0 Again, I am not a fanatic of K-artists but I think these casts were the right ones for their roles. 
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