Kill Me, Heal is a comedy drama about Cha Do Hyeon (Ji Sung), a man who suffers from multiple personality disorder stemming from a tragic incident in his past.  He meets Oh Ri Jin (Hwang Jung Eum), a first year psychiatry student, and eventually asks for her help in treating his disorder.

Kill Me, Heal Me is simply an amazing drama.  Ji Sung’s portrayal of Cha Do Hyeon was so engaging, and he really brought to life each distinct personality.  I was so touched by Cha Do Hyeon’s struggle, yet I was still able to connect with each personality and see their importance.

The drama includes some wonderful comedy to lighten the mood surrounding Cha Do Hyeon’s illness.  I felt that the comedy was used appropriately and further enabled the audience to connect with his character on many levels . At the same time, the drama makes you fully aware of how devastating this illness is to Cha Do Hyeon’s life.  It complicates his work and social life to such a degree that he has basically had to suffer alone by keeping it a secret.

That all changes when Oh Ri Jin comes in to his life.  She immediately develops a strong compassion for him.  One of Cha Do Hyeon’s personalities, Shin Se Ki, also pursues her, which further complicates Oh Ri Jin’s feelings.

I was completely invested in this drama.  I couldn’t wait to see what Cha Do Hyeon’s personalities would do and how he would clean up after them.  I was intrigued by his missing memory and loved watching it unfold.  And his relationship with Oh Ri Jin was hilarious, yet absolutely tender and romantic.  I shed some serious tears over this drama.  If you haven’t seen it yet, you need to give it a chance.😍😍