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Sign by Ker
May. 25th, 2025 10:03 am
Kang Soohwa's day is not off to a great start. He desperately needs a part-time job to pay his bills, but while chasing after free wi-fi, he gets soaked by a hose and faints shortly after. When he wakes up, he is greeted by Go Yohan, the manager of Cafe Goyo; and his employee, Oh Gyoon. After Soohwa begs the two men to hire him, Yohan sympathetically agrees despite Gyoon's protests.
Gyoon hands Soohwa a guide for sign language, which he will need because Yohan is deaf. Although Yohan was not born deaf, he prefers to communicate using sign language since he cannot hear his own voice. Even more shockingly, Soohwa discovers that he is aroused by Yohan's deep voice! Due to this predicament, Soohwa resolves to master sign language by himself—but when Yohan offers to be his teacher, their relationship is about to become far more tangled than Soohwa could imagine.
My Rate: 9 (amzn.to/478GrwF)
I'm not 100% convinced by Sign, meaning that there are a little too more points left hanging (like the boss and her secretary) but all in all, this was a nice romantic comedy, more fun than drama. There was a villain, but in the end the villain was more like a bully, and his bad actions were not without reversal. Actually the only one really suffering a loss is Yohan. But Yohan is sort of this Gandhi like character, who doesn't seem able to be angry with anyone. I'm not sure if the love story between Yohan and Soohwa is born out of feelings or more out of sexual tension, nevertheless, it evolves quite fast but in the right direction, so I'm satisfied.
