The newest hit k-drama on Netflix is a heartwarming show about an autistic lawyer.
dominates Netflix's non-English rankings and becomes a must-watch for fans. ENA'sis the latest drama to take the spot, with it's uplifting, heartwarming story about an autistic lawyer tackling her first full-time job.
Woo Young-woo, played with kindness and heart by Park Eun-bin, is Korea's first-ever lawyer on the autism spectrum, a prodigy who was the top of her class at the country's most prestigious law school. But when she enters the real world and the courtroom, she has to deal with her differences in a challenging field. Luckily, with her helpful colleagues and her love of whales , Young-woo wins cases, gains some new friends, and maybe even a love interest along the way.
Park made her debut as a child actor and has appeared in dozens of dramas. She's best known for playing the lead in last year's historical gender-switch drama. Her other recent dramas include
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