The Legacy

When Jung Do was 13 years old, his mother often beat him for bringing home very bad report cards. Eventually, Jung Do’s mother who felt the education system of the established institution is no good for her son pulled Jung Do out of junior high and homeschooled him, and she began to obsess over improving Jung Do’s grades through a tremendous amount of private tutoring. That’s how Jung Do passed his GEDtest and got accepted to Seoul National University Law School, one of the top schools in the country. The year Jung Do got accepted to Seoul National University Law School, the place of his ultimate goal, Jung Do’s mother passed away as if she has fulfilled all of her duties. For the last 10 years, Jung Do has been studying to pass the bar exam, barely making his living by tutoring high school kids part-time. Jung Do is dating a rich girl named Jin Kyung who is his only ticket out of his penniless life, and he knows the only way he can marry her is to pass the bar exam. But his meager life isn’t letting him concentrate on his studies, and to make matters worse, he is forced to sell his parents’ house to pay the hospital bill for his father, Jae Woong’s lung cancer treatment. Jae Woong who has always been sly and shameless about his infidelity is a real pain in the neck for Jung Do. Then one day, Kyung Hee, the daughter of Jae Woong’s ex-lover Eun Kyung, shows up in Jung Do’s life.
(Source: KoBiz)