Nice Guy

Eun-ki, a naive law student, is left with amnesia after a car accident and falls in love with Kang Maru, a charismatic but cold-hearted man. Unbeknownst to her, Maru is using her to get revenge on her father for a past betrayal that led to the ruin of his life and the death of his childhood sweetheart, Han Jae-hee. As Maru's manipulative plan unfolds, he finds himself unexpectedly developing genuine feelings for Eun-ki, creating a complex and tragic love triangle.

The film 'A Werewolf Boy' (also released in 2012 and starring Song Joong-ki) garnered more critical and audience attention, making 'Nice Guy' (a K-drama series) less prominently discussed in international film circles. However, within South Korea, the drama was generally well-received for its compelling melodrama and strong performances, particularly from its lead actors.

• Praised for its melodramatic storyline and emotional depth.
• Song Joong-ki's performance as the complex protagonist was a highlight.
• The series was criticized by some for its conventional soap opera tropes.

Google audience: Audience reviews for 'Nice Guy' (also known as 'The Innocent Man') often highlight the captivating, albeit heartbreaking, love story at its core. Viewers appreciated the intricate plot and the emotional performances of the main cast, though some found the drama's darker themes and plot twists to be intense.

Won numerous awards at the 2012 KBS Drama Awards, including Top Excellence Award for Song Joong-ki and Best Supporting Actress for Lee Yu-bi.

The drama was a significant turning point for Song Joong-ki's career, establishing him as a leading man capable of portraying complex and emotionally charged characters.