A Love to Kill

5.9
20051h

Production

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A good-for-nothing K1 fighter begins working as a top celebrity's private bodyguard, with the intent of seducing her and then leaving her to ruins, as an act of avenging his older brother who was left in a coma. Soon, he finds himself falling in love with her, their romance a tragedy in the making.

Seasons

16 Episodes • Premiered 2005

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1. Episode 1

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2. Episode 2

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3. Episode 3

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4. Episode 4

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5. Episode 5

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6. Episode 6

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7. Episode 7

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8. Episode 8

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9. Episode 9

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10. Episode 10

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11. Episode 11

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12. Episode 12

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13. Episode 13

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14. Episode 14

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15. Episode 15

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16. Episode 16

Cast

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Rain

Kang Bok-Gu

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Shin Min-a

Cha Eun-Seok

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Kim Sa-rang

Han Da-Jung

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Lee Ki-woo

Kim Joon-Sung

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Kim Young-jae

Kang Min-Gu

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Kang Rae-yeon

Choi Mi-Seon

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Park In-hwan

Cha Du-yong

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Yoo Hye-ri

Park Ja-Kyeong

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Ji Sang-ryeol

Tae Choon

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Reviews

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ParkMin

5/10

I thought the first 20 minutes of the drama were teasers but they were more like an irrelevant montage or a pseudo trailer. The opening scene gave a good sample of what to expect going forward. The entire drama was structured like an extremely cliche melodrama montage. The type of montage you see other dramas reference when showing a melodrama broadcasting on TV. That's why it's necessary to suspend your disbelief and abandon any sense of logic or common sense. hat's also why we got whatever ending that even was. It's one of the most extreme melo cliches that it can just be labeled as a parody. During its earlier episodes, the drama had too many of these loosey camera angles from the 2000s which were entertaining to watch combined with its ridiculous moments.

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