Things get complicated when he starts developing feelings for her.
He hires Eun Chan, still thinking she’s actually a man. Every dawn is a harbinger of almost regular instances which charge the curious current in my nerves as to why havent I been able to possess a strong emotional quotient. The two develop an unexpected friendship and when Han-gyul decides to earnestly turn the coffee shop around by renaming it Coffee Prince, and only hiring good-looking men to attract young and female clientele. When growing up hurls you into the daily spectacle of the tenderness of the human heart, I question myself: ‘Am I not human’. Enter Go Eun Chan (played by Yoon Eun-hye), who is an androgynous 24-year-old, who gets involved in Han-gyul’s scheme to fool his grandmother into thinking he’s gay, as he mistakes her for a man. The story revolves around Han-gyul’s grandmother’s quest to set him up on the right path, first by forcing him to go on unsuccessful blind dates, and then by giving him the ultimatum to turn their family’s dilapidated coffee shop around or be written off of the family fortune.
Train to Busan actor Gong Yoo rose to popularity because of his role as Choi Han-gyul, a spoilt, rich, only child of a wealthy business family. This 2007 show is widely regarded as a classic amongst K-Drama fans.
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