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News and discussions about your favorite Korean drama series, actors, actresses, reviews, soundtracks, award shows and more.DARK MODE NORMAL THEME Need Recommendations? Click here! /r/KDRAMA wiki About Please read The /r/KDRAMA Guide to familiarize yourself with how things operate, resources and more before posting. Regardless of how well the story is written, the message is profound and is well worth the read.Welcome! This is a place for news and discussions about your favorite Korean drama series (current and past), the actors and actresses, drama reviews, official soundtracks, award shows, and more. However, some characters are genuinely unlikable or forgettable, but they do not hinder the overall message of the story. You can easily read what their motivations are for each action. Each noteworthy character has a very defined characteristic about them. The characters are decently well-written. She, like many of the other characters in the story, are plagued by the societal beauty standards that pressure women into making life-changing decisions. The main character is what I would like to call the "victim" of the story, having changed her face entirely. The main character who despite getting surgery to become beautiful is still treated poorly for not being "natural" and a "plastic monster." However, despite this, she must learn that she, as well as other female characters, are not to be judged solely on their looks because they are much more than an item to be displayed. The plot takes an interesting take on the whole "ugly girl turned beautiful" trope because the whole premise of the story actually turns it on its end. Gangnam Beauty is an interesting story about the beauty standards (particularly in Korea) that affect women.
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