Genre: Romantic Comedy, Drama
Rating: 8.1
Age Rating: 13+
Director: Zhou Huan
Story
The narrative of “Dear Miss Ostrich” centers on Gao Zi Tian, a quirky and aspirational young lady (played by Joy), who finds herself inadvertently inheriting an ostrich farm in a small rural town. Zi Tian resolves to take on the challenge of ensuring the success of the ostrich farm in order to improve her life following a string of disappointments in the city. As she travels, she meets the mysterious Sunny (KK), a veterinarian, who reluctantly but crucially joins her in running the farm. Zi Tian and Sunny, with their disparate backgrounds and personalities, find themselves drawn to each other as they traverse the highs and lows of rural life and ostrich farming.
Review
“Dear Miss Ostrich” offers a novel perspective on romance against the picturesque backdrop of a rural ostrich farm by fusing heartwarming moments with comedic flair. Joy captures the essence of a woman determined to forge her own path in life with her charming and empowering portrayal of Gao Zi Tian. As Sunny learns to accept change with Zi Tian, KK’s portrayal of him adds depth to the show by striking a balance between humor and tender moments. Romantic drama fans will enjoy watching the main characters’ journey from strangers to business partners and potentially even love partners because of their evident chemistry.
The ostrich farm setting, which serves as both a backdrop and a character in and of itself, is expertly directed by Zhou Huan to capture the essence of rural life and to symbolize growth, resiliency, and unexpected connections. Viewers are kept interested in Zi Tian and Sunny’s developing relationship by the episodic format, which promotes character development and captivating story turns. Overall, “Dear Miss Ostrich” is a delightful series that stands out among modern K-dramas because it skillfully combines comedy, drama, and romance.
Main Cast
Gao Zi Tian as Li Wei – A charming but reserved novelist who finds inspiration in unexpected places.
Joy as Han Ji Soo – A free-spirited bookstore owner with a passion for literature and a knack for getting into amusing predicaments.
Sunny as Choi Eun Bi – Li Wei’s childhood friend and a talented artist who harbors a secret crush on him.
KK as Park Min Jae – Han Ji Soo’s best friend and a fashion designer known for her quirky sense of style and blunt personality.
Supporting Cast
Choi Woo Shik as Kang Hyun Woo – Li Wei’s loyal and witty editor who pushes him to step out of his comfort zone.
Kim Go Eun as Yoo Ji Ah – A mysterious writer who becomes Li Wei’s rival in the literary world.
Yoo Ah In as Jung Seo Jun – Han Ji Soo’s ex-boyfriend who returns to shake things up in her life.
Park Bo Young as Lee Soo Jin – Choi Eun Bi’s best friend and an aspiring chef who brings humor to every situation.
Jung Hae In as Kim Joon Hyuk – A rookie actor who catches Park Min Jae’s eye despite their initial clashes.
