This results in an “ippatsu gyakuten” with the boss bowing to the office lady, immediately throwing the entire ground floor into chaos. One office lady (played by popular actress Ryo Sato), however, refuses to greet the boss and stands firm without bowing. Terada then leads a large entourage into the building with everyone dutifully greeting the boss with the accustomed “otsukarasama desu”, which is usually translated as something like, “thank you for your hard work” and often used a sign of respect. The commercial begins with the company president (played by veteran acto, Minori Terada) being chauffeured in a Mercedes Benz to the front of a prestigious looking company headquarters. The commercial cleverly works on the idea of the Japanese phrase “ippatsu gyakuten”, which means a “come from behind victory”. I believe this compelling drama is a must-see.A Japanese commercial for the strategy card game Hearthstone has become an overseas hit online by pitting the company president against a “regular office lady”. The leader of the Hwacheon Clan was very entertaining to watch, nearly stealing every scene he was in. The story had enough characters of all types to allow for lighter moments and comedy as well.
You’ll recognize many veteran actors, as well as newer faces (in 2007), so the performances were, of course, superb. There will be no sullying the purity of historical figures, thank you very much. If you want a big romantic payoff in the end and that’s the reason you’re watching, then you’ll most likely be disappointed. To do this requires much help from supernatural forces, most especially from the Four Gods from Heaven said to reanimate for the true Joo Shin King.
The main thread of the story is to get the prehistoric mythology of the origins of Korea to line up in the end with the historical figure of Gwanggaeto the Great of Goguryeo. Myth, legend and history rolled up into one awesome package. Rewatch Value 10 This drama was epic! The timeline, characters, locations, sets, costumes, special effects, everything.
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