And by the time Kwang-ho leaves to 2016, there's something happened to his wife that leads to his fate in 2016. This drama shows both eras (?) simultaneously, which means the people in 1986 know that Kwang-ho is gone but have no clue regarding his whereabouts. In 1986, Kwang-ho did marry a girl he loves (aaw!) but unfortunately, he has no choice but to leave her in 1986 while he's stranded in 2016. What happens with his family and friends in 1986 while he's gone to 2016? But you can watch the drama if you want to know their identity :D He will work with the investigation team obviously, which consists of people who are actually related to him in a very very very surprising way. Yes, somehow he will (surprisingly) be going after the same culprit and investigate the exact same case from 1986 in 2016. How about the case he was working on in 1986? The culprit? The investigation? Is he going to solve the same case in 2016? I'm telling you this one way to know the details: go watch the drama! How did he go to 2016? Can he go back to 1986? If you don't wish to continue, you can start reading at the next red mark. I don't think I spoil anything here, but please do continue on your own risk. Instead, you will find many scenes that involve a corpse, a body part, the act of strangulation, handsome detective (I'm talking about Choi Jin-hyuk here), and again, a corpse (I'm telling you in advance so you won't be shocked by the visual later-like I did). Like other drama I have written about, you won't find any cheesy line or cringey-awkward-kissing-scene in this drama. A complicated storyline, unpredictable twist, and also of course, my favorite oppa (aka Choi Jin-hyuk), it's all in here. This drama called 'Tunnel' is like no other korean drama you have watched. I always consciously try to shift my attention out of my responsibility, and watching drama is one of my guilty pleasure because it does indeed kill my productivity in a way that I enjoy рџ‚Дark and gloomy (?) poster for the drama! Although I must admit it doesn't look interesting and convincing tho.Д«ut this one is different I promise. You do feel a little guilt while watching your oppa instead of being productive doing your job, don't you? Or at least that's what I've been feeling lately. Regarding the statement, I know as a k-drama lover, any kind of korean drama with your favorite oppa(s) is always worth your time. I'm coming back with another korean drama post! Finally after a long wait, a drama that's really worth your time is here.

Korian drama tunnel