“Cinderella Game” drama is a fusion of different plots that tackle the issue of family, betrayal and self-discovery. Koo Ha Na takes the audience through her personal experience as she makes her naive character stronger. Since the main character is forced to deal with the adversity of the people she is close to and expose herself to hard facts about her own relatives, the novel sinks into the challenges of being connected and surviving bitter truths. This image, the development of inner strength, is displayed by Young Kim Joon hur, how it is important to develop inner strength and how it is hard to discover yourself once again.
The authors in the series also concentrate on relationships stating how they may provide us with solace or be sources of trouble. It is added to the story that the protagonist is faced with this issue of family needs versus having to do justice to her family. Changing the aggression with compassion, CEO Hwang Jin Gu turns the plot into the tale of reconciliation and what compassion can achieve in the process of recovery. They are interesting to watch as the characters evolve in the course of the entire series.
The cinematography showcases equally both the big and little and gives the movie better storytelling making it a success that is very impressive to watch. The action and high tension evenly oppose each other in the script and the sound on the other hand supports the key moments. The series flows well owing to the skillful direction and, thus, it becomes natural to become attached to the heroes behind the scenes to learn more about them and take revenge. Basically, viewers remember about the series through the realistic stories and great acting and think how love, strength, and remaining loyal to yourself helps deal with difficult situations.
