'Hyde, Jekyll, Me' original writer accuses 'Kill Me Heal Me' of plagiarism

Article: 'Hyde, Jekyll, Me' original writer accuses 'Kill Me Heal Me' of stealing plot

Source: Starin via Nate

After linking an article to 'Kill Me Heal Me' actor Ji Sung, the original webtoon writer of 'Hyde, Jekyll, Me' wrote, "Wow... seems he doesn't know seeing as how he's so confident. Let me tell you. You are currently starring in a drama that has stolen its plot. The plot of a woman falling in love with a man suffering from multiple personality disorder started with my webtoon 'Jekyll is Hyde' in 2011. My idea was stolen."

1. [+438, -18] If you're going to argue who the original anything is, it's 'Jekyll and Hyde'. Therefore, you plagiarized too. Are you looking for attention?

2. [+352, -20] Whatever, I'm going to stick to 'Kill Me Heal Me'

3. [+313, -21] Then did 'It's Okay It's Love' steal your plot idea too? Stop being ridiculous.

4. [+57, -0] Why is he calling out Ji Sung like that? He's trying to put him down for starring in a drama with a stolen plot when all he's doing is his job with a script given to him.

5. [+52, -2] Look at him trying to pick fights just because the reactions to the pilot episode aren't good. He should realize him talking like this is only going to be more negative for his drama. What a fool.

6. [+49, -0] He talks like he's the first person ever to write about multiple personality disorders.

7. [+37, -1] What's wrong with him?? Is he mad that netizens reacted negatively to the pilot broadcast and are all on 'Kill Me Heal Me'?

8. [+35, -0] There are so many dramas and movies about multiple personality disorders... -_-

9. [+34, -1] I couldn't stand finishing the episode because it was so boring. I'm sticking with 'Kill Me Heal Me'

10. [+27, -2] He's obviously upset that 'Kill Me Heal Me' is doing better

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