What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim?

Vice chairman Lee

“What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim” is a South Korean TV drama based on the novel of the same name by Jung Kyung-yoon. The book was published in 2013 and later turn into a web comic. The script for the drama was written by Jung Eun-Young and directed by Park Joon-hwa.

Lee Young-Jon, a narcissistic and egocentric vice chairman, is confronted with the fact that his secretary is leaving him. Unable to keep her, he forces to hire a replacement without any experience or knowledge of the company. Kim Mi-So agrees to stay with Lee for a month to train the new secretary. The relationship turns out to be more complicated than Lee thought, and the Vice Chairman has his work cut out for him.

A major corporation has just announced that its vice chairman, Lee Young-joon, has problems with his secretary Kim Mi-So. Kim Mi-So has worked with Lee for nine years. The two have built a friendship together, but when Kim quits her job, he realizes that he cannot function without her. The two share a traumatic childhood experience.

A 16-episode kdrama, “What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim?” centers on the relationship between Vice President Lee Young-joon and his secretary Kim Mi-So. Lee Young-joon, portrayed by Park Seo Joon, is a narcissistic vice chairman who is extremely picky. Kim Mi-So has been his secretary for nine years and has had to meet his every demand.

Lee Young-joon is a wealthy corporate vice president with good looks and brains. He has a secret love interest in secretary Kim Mi-so, but Kim wants to get married. Secretary Kim’s secret desire to marry him makes him anxious. In addition, the Chairman gets nervous when Kim leaves the office.

Kim’s mother is a powerful woman who is obsessed with money and success. She tries to get the Vice President to work harder to gain her trust. However, the Chairman’s mother reveals that Morpheus was not kidnapped by Kim. In addition, Kim’s memories come back. As a result, she faints.

Secretary Kim wears a variety of clothes. She often wears blouses that tuck into pencil skirts and also wears inset sashes around her neck. She ties her hair up in a ponytail when she wears top-handle or shoulder bags.

Yoo-sik’s secretary is clumsy

Yoo-sik’s secretary (Kim Min-soo) is a human of few words, clumsy, and devil-may-care. She aspires to become Yoo-sik’s vice-chairman, but instead becomes a secretary. She is a strict dieter and has a crush on Gwi-nam. Ultimately, she bails out Se-ra several times.

Young Joon’s secretary (Kim Min-soo) is the perfect secretary for the clumsy Yoo-sik. She’s his confidant, but he doesn’t have a life outside of work. She is desperate for a promotion, and Young Joon wants to give her a better life. However, when Mi So quits her job, he feels betrayed. But Young Joon has only had Mi So for nine years.

What’s Wrong With Secretary Kim is a romantic comedy with a predictable plot. Yoo-sik’s secretary decides to quit her job, and she’s ready to move on. She’s been at the office for nine years, and wants to live her life. His boss, however, realises that he can’t survive without her. In the end, he has no choice but to let her go, but it’s not without its own traumatic plot. As a result, the drama also features a dark family secret and a traumatic kidnap plot.

The cast includes Kang Ki-young, Hwang Chan-sung, and Kim Yewon. The new actresses include Kim Yewon, who reunited with Park Seo Jin in “Fight For My Way.” Pyo Je Jin, who played Kim Ji Ah in Fight For My Way, plays Kim Ji Ah, the new secretary under Yoo-sik. Kim Ji Ah is lovely and charming, and is perfect for Kim Mi So’s secretary.

Yoo-sik’s secretary Bong Sera, the secretary at Yoomyung Group, is clumsy and awkward, yet works for Yoo-sik’s company. She is also very annoying and unprofessional, but she has a good heart. She will make you laugh with her!

Yoo-sik’s secretary, Kim Mi-So, is highly capable but not very successful. Her boss is a narcissist, and his secretary can’t keep up with him. Kim Mi-So is the only person who can cope with Lee’s ego, and she anticipates his every move. Eventually, Kim Mi-So quits her job and starts her new life.

Yoo-sik’s secretary has a love/hate relationship with him. He has feelings for Mi-So, but is troubled by her behavior. He thinks she’s his secretary, and he can’t help but think that she must have feelings for him!

Lee Young-joon’s relationship with personal secretary Kim Mi So

Lee Young-joon’s relationship with his personal secretary Kim Mi So has been a long-running rumor in the media, but the relationship is now officially on the rocks. However, it is unclear whether Young-joon and Mi So will become a couple or just friends. It seems that Mi So will soon be handing over her job to Ji Ah.

Kim Mi So has been working as a personal secretary for Lee Young-joon for nine years. Her resignation shocks Lee Young-joon, forcing him to confront the unspoken feelings between them. The two become romantically involved during the month before Kim Mi So resigns from her job. Kim Mi So is the only woman Young Joon allows close to him, and she is the one person he can’t live without.

Although MiSo had originally planned to quit her job and find herself, she ends up staying with YoungJoon. However, MiSo may regret not taking time off to find herself. After all, YoungJoon wouldn’t stand in her way if she were to quit her job.

Vice Chairman Lee Young-joon is the vice-president of a large corporation. He is rich and handsome, but also arrogant. His personal secretary Kim Mi-So has been working for him for years and is a great asset to him. However, she is dissatisfied and wants to quit.

Young Joon and Mi So’s relationship starts off slowly and builds to a more serious commitment, but it has some rough patches. Their relationship isn’t perfect, and they have arguments over who is responsible for what. The relationship develops, as the couple learns about each other and grow as individuals.

While Young-joon and Kim Mi-so’s story is the star of the show, the supporting cast makes for a wonderful side dish. The supporting characters are delightful, and readers will easily identify with them. Despite the focus on Young-joon and Kim Mi So’s relationship, the film has a very realistic, human touch.

Kim Mi So’s relationship with Lee Young-joon reflects the complicated nature of relationships in the K-pop genre. Kim’s personal secretary has many interests, including her own love life. She has a past with a divorce and is often a source of advice to the vice-president.