Wild Romance

Title : Wild Romance
Hangul Title : 난폭한 로맨스 / Wild Romance
Chinese Title : 暴力罗曼史 / 狂野罗曼史
Also Known as : Aggressive Romance

Genre : Romance, Comedy
Broadcast : KBS2, 2012
Country : South Korea
Language : Korean / Chinese
Subtitles : Indonesian / English / Chinese
Episode : 16
Disc : 3 DvD End

Main Cast
Lee Dong Wook as Park Moo Yul
Lee Si Young as Yoo Eun Jae
Kang Dong Ho as Kim Tae Han
Oh Man Suk as Jin Dong Soo
Hwang Sun Hee as Oh Soo Young
Im Joo Eun as Kim Dong Ah
Lee Won Jong as Yoo Young Kil

Synopsis

"Wild Romance" tells the love story between a baseball player and a female bodyguard who is a former judo athlete.

Sometime early in the morning, Kim Tae-Han (Kang Dong-Ho), the director of communications for professional baseball team the Red Dreamers, visits baseball player Park Moo-Yeol's (Lee Dong-Wook) apartment. Kim Tae-Han shows him a video clip from the internet that has gone viral. The video shows a woman judo throwing Moo-Yeol to the floor. Tae-Han wants to know where the video is from.

Meanwhile, female bodyguard Yoo Eun-Jae (Lee Si-Young) stands in front of her boss Kevin Jang (Lee Han-Wi). Kevin Jang also shows her the same video of Eun-Jae throwing a man to the floor. Kevin Jang demands an explanation.

It all started the previous night, on her father's birthday. Eun-Jae, her father and her younger brother went out to a karaoke bar to celebrate. The same night, baseball player Park Moo-Yeol and a woman were also planning to go the same karaoke bar. After Eun-Jae's father, who was a bit drunk, came out of the bathroom he entered the wrong karaoke room. In that room, Moo-Yeol and a woman were there. Eun-Jae's father apologized and left their room. Then, Eun-Jae's father remembered who the guy is in the other karaoke room. Eun-Jae's entire family are diehard fans of baseball team the Blue Seagulls, arch-rivals of Moo-Yeol's team. the Red Dreamers. During the 7th game of last season's championship series, the Red Dreamers and the Blue Seagulls faced off in the decisive game. During the game Park Moo-Yeol and the ace picther for the Blue Seagulls fought after Park Moo-Yeol threw his bat at the pitcher. Both players were ejected from the game and the Red Dreamers would go on to win the game and the championship title. Eun-Jae's father, now even more drunk, went back to Moo-Yeol's karaoke room. Eun-Jae's father yelled at Moo-Yeol for making the Blue Seagulls lose. Moo-Yeol and Eun-Jae's father stepped out into the hallway and got into a slight physical confrontation. Park Moo-Yeol pushed Yoo Eun-Jae's father and he fell down. Right at that moment, Eun-Jae saw her father on the floor. Eun-Jae became angry and then tossed Park Moo-Yeol to the floor.

After hearing Park Moo-Yeol's explanation, Kim Tae-Han tells Moo-Yeol that he has to find the woman from the video and clear the situation. To avoid the media, Moo-Yeol hides out at the apartment of his teammate and sunbae, Jin Dong-Soo.

After Eun-Jae explains what happened the other night to her boss Kevin Jang, Mr. Jang orders Eun-Jae to go into hiding and not reveal her line of work or it will ruin their business.

Eun-Jae goes back to the karaoke bar to get ride of any records the club has of her from the previous night. In front of the karaoke bar, Eun-Jae sees a man and mistakes him for the owner of the karaoke bar. The man is actually Kim Tae-Han, director of communications for the Red Dreamers. Tae-Han is at the karaoke bar to find the woman from the video. Eun-Jae takes Tae-Han to her boss's office. Kevin Jang and Tae-Han both agree to do whatever it takes to calm the situation down. They agree to hold a press conference and that they will tell reporters that Yoo Eun-Jae is Park Moo-Yeol's bodyguard. The video clip of Moo-Yeol being thrown to the ground was just practice on Eun-Jae's part. They also agree that Eun-Jae will really work as Moo-Yeol's bodyguard to squash any further doubts.

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