History Series / WildRomance

* ParentalSubstitute: Moo Yul lives with his aunt.

* HeyItsThatGuy
** [[VampireProsecutor Hwang Soon Bum]] is a crazy Blue Seagulls fan?

* NamesTheSame: Moo Yul and Eun Jae share the same names as a couple of the main characters in 2007's [[Series/EvasiveInquiryAgency Evasive Inquiry Agency]]. The two series share the [[ThemeNaming same scriptwriter]], Park Yun Sun.

* CheerfulChild: Jin Lee Hyeon, son of Jin Dong So and Oh Seu Young

* HappilyMarried: Jin Dong So[=/=]Oh Seu Young

** Jin Dong So [[MetaGuy thinks]] his love for baseball is like unrequited love.

--> '''Eun Jae''': (''to Moo Yul'') You say Jin Dong So is a good guy. In the end, good guys are the ones who hurt the most. (''Cut to Yoo Yong Kil looking at an old family photo.'')

* CheerfulChild: Jing Woo Hyeon, son of Jing Dong So and Oh Seu Young

* HappilyMarried: Jing Dong So[=/=]Oh Seu Young

** Yoo Eun Jae, her father Yoo Young Kil, and her little brother Yoo Chang Ho

* MistakenConfession: [[spoiler: When Eun Jae tries to talk Jing Dong Soo out of killing them all by talking about the affect her mother's cheating had on her father, he mistakenly thinks that she's talking about him resigning from baseball.]]

* MistakenForMurderer: [[spoiler: Eun Jae thinks that Jing Dong Soo knows that his wife is cheating with Moo Yul ... and plans to kill them--and commit suicide.]]

* MusicAtSportingEvents: ''\'My hearts runs blue...''\'

''Wild Romance'' (Hangul: 난폭한 로맨스) is a 2012 [=KBS2=] KoreanDrama starring Lee Dong Wook and Lee Shi Young.

* DeadpanSnarker: Red Dreamers' Manager of Public Relations, Kim Tae Hwan

* UnsportsmanlikeGloating: Moo Yul is the poster boy for this trope.

* LoonyFan: Yoo Eun Jae, her father Yoo Young Kil, and her little brother Yoo Chang Ho

* NamesTheSame: Moo Yul and Eun Jae share the same names as a couple of main characters in 2007's [[Series/EvasiveInquiryAgency Evasive Inquiry Agency]]. The two series share the same scriptwriter, Park Yun Sun.

* NamesTheSame: Moo Yul and Eun Jae share the same names as a couple of main characters in 2007's [[Series/EvasiveInquiryAgency Evasive Inquiry Agency]], penned by the same scriptwriter, Park Yun Sun.

~~DramaticHourLong KoreanDrama, RomanticComedy, SportsStories~~

On her father's birthday, she drunkenly runs into Park Moo Yul at a [[KaraokeBox noraebang]] and gets into a physical altercation with him. A video of the event shows up [[InternetCounterattack all over the internet]], forcing Moo Yul's agency to cover it up by hiring Eun Jae as his personal bodyguard and presenting a tale to the public that Moo Yul's life has been threatened. Unfortunately, Eun Jae and Moo Yul can't really stomach one another. But what are they going to do when Moo Yul begins receiving actual threats?

** {{Averted}}. Moo Yul offers Eun Jae one of the bras his fans sent him, then mentions that she's too small. Instead of being offended, Eun Jae takes the opportunity to [[FemaleGaze stare at his balls]]. ([[EntendreFailure And not the baseball ones]].)
--> '''Eun Jae''': You looked first!

Park Moo Yul (played by Lee Dong Wook) is the arrogant, notorious 2nd baseman of the ''Red Dreamers''. Yoo Eun Jae (Lee Shi Young) is a fiesty young woman who works as a bodyguard. She is also a big fan of the ''Blue Seagulls'', a rival baseball team to the ''Red Dreamers''. (As [[ItRunsInTheFamily her father and brother]].)

* CheerfulChild: Jing Lee Hyeon, son of Jing Dong So and Oh Seu Young

* SheCleansUpNicely: {{Subverted}}. After Eun Jae loses a bet and has to wear a dress.

* MistakenForCheating: Moo Yul[=/=][[spoiler: Oh Seu Young]]

** Then PlayedStraight. Eun Jae and Oh Seu Young gets into an argument over their breast sizes when they're in the hot springs.

Park Moo Yul (played by Lee Dong Wook) is the arrogant, notorious 2nd baseman of the ''Red Dreamers''. Yoo Eun Jae (Lee Shi Young) is a fiesty young woman who works as a bodyguard. She is also a big fan of the ''Blue Seagulls'', a rival baseball team to the ''Red Dreamers''.

** Then PlayedStraight. Eun Jae and Oh Su Young gets into an argument over their breast sizes when they're in the hot springs.

* CheerfulChild: Jing Lee Hyeon, son of Jing Dong So and Oh Su Young

* HappilyMarried: Jing Dong So[=/=]Oh Su Young

* LoonyFan: Yoo Eun Jae, her father Yoo Young Kil, and her little brother

* MistakenForCheating: Moo Yul[=/=][[spoiler: Oh Su Young]]

* TwoGuysAndAGirl: Moo Yul, his sunbae Jin Dong Soo, and Jin Dong Soo's wife Oh Su Young

* DeadpanSnarker: Moo Yul's manager Kim

* LoveAtFirstSight: Kim Dong Ah to Moo Yul's Manager Kim

* MistakenConfession: [[spoiler: When Eun Jae tries to talk Jing Dong Soo out of killing them all by talking about the affect her mother's cheating had on her father, he mistakenly thinks that she's talking about him not being able to resign his baseball contract.]]

* [[HotSpringsEpisode Onsen Episode]]: Bonus points for the character's actually traveling to Japan!
* OpenMouthInsertFoot

* {{A-Cup Angst}}: {{Averted}}. Moo Yul offers Eun Jae one of the bras his fans sent him, then mentions that she's too small. Instead of being offended, Eun Jae takes the opportunity to [[FemaleGaze stare at his balls]]. ([[EntendreFailure And not the baseball ones]].)

* ColorCodedForYourConvenience: ''Red (Dreamers)'' vs. ''Blue (Seagulls)''

* UnsportsmanlikeGloating

* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Each episode is named after something in baseball. Episode one is called ''Playball that No One Wants'', episode two ''The Worst [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glossary_of_baseball_%28K%29#keystone_sack Keystone Combination]]''.

* [[ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks Throwing Your Bat Always Works]]: {{Justified}}. Moo Yul, during the Korean (Baseball) Series.

* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Each episode is named after something in baseball. Episode one is called ''Playball'', episode two ''The Worst [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glossary_of_baseball_%28K%29#keystone_sack Keystone Combination]]''.

~~DramaticHourLong KoreanDrama, RomanticComedy~~

* SlaveToPR