Why Teenagers Must Watch " Everything and Nothing" of Park Si Eun and Yoon Chan Young

Korean drama "Everything and Nothing" becomes the talk of netizens online due to its deep storyline where Park Si Eun and Yoon Chan Young plays the role of problematic 17-year-old teenagers.

"Everything and Nothing" or "The condition of a 17 years old" talks about Min Jae ( Chan Young) and Seo Yeon ( played by Si Eun) painful experiences at the young age of 17 and how they tried to run away with it. Min Jae is really good at studying but is very sensitive. When he realized the possibility of his mother's having an affair with another man, he tried to find out clues and prove his suspicions, and there he met Seo Yeon, a problematic pianist due to her mother who is causing her too much stress and pressure to win awards. Her parents got divorced when she was young that's why her mother is too worked up making them look like as if they were really happy even without her father. 

Min Jae's mother then told Min Jae that he hired a Math tutor for he failed an exam which made his ranking drop from 1st tier to 2nd tier. Min Jae was hesitant but eventually obeyed her mother. Min Jae's Math tutor cheered him up saying that he will get a prize when he perfects the exam that will make him greedy and ask for it again. 

Destiny played at the high school students and met at an unexpected encounter.  The two student's relationship developed when Min Jae discovers Seo Yeon's secret which you will know once you watch the drama.  This makes them closer and lets them rely on each other by sharing their own painful stories and even tried to run away with their life's problem by committing suicide. 

Teenagers were recommended to watch the drama for a lot of life lessons are expected to get and learn upon watching it such as being sensitive due to puberty, knowing how to get through life's challenges and it's really good having someone to rely on, may it be friends or love ones. 

Haven't you watch Everything and Nothing yet? Learn how everything means a lot to youth but for some it just means nothing.