She meets Jung Joon-Hyung, a swimmer on campus, who was her friend way back from elementary school and who she finds annoying (he does tease her a lot, lol). There, Bok-Joo hangs out with her besties, two weightlifter athletes her age, and off-campus she helps her dad out with his small restaurant. The story focuses on the title heroine, Kim Bok-Joo, a young woman chasing after her dream of weightlifting on a college athlete campus. Related | Five Times Choi Si-Won Melts Our Hearts in She Was Pretty

Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo packages all of that up with wonderful doses of fun, humor and lovable characters that will keep you cheering to the last episode. We experience their firsts like it’s our firsts again – first job, first time to college, first serious relationship. We get a chance to feel like we’re growing with them. Who doesn’t like a good coming-of-age story? There’s something so heartwarming and enchanting about getting a look into a character’s life as they begin to take their part in the world, discover themselves, and those around them. Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok Joo Review – A Heartwarming Drama About Love and Growing Up

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