Queen of Divorce

Meet Shin Sung Han, a divorce lawyer with a talent for settling even the most complicated cases. His name, which amusingly means "sacred" in Korean, seems at odds with the messy situations he has to deal with on a daily basis. But Shin Sung Han finds solace in the company of his two closest friends, Jang Hyung Geun and Jo Jung Sik, who are fellow "40-year-old youths." Despite the challenges he faces with his clients, Shin Sung Han continues to excel in his field with his expertise and sensitivity.

The title does not even imply that, but to repeat what is explained in the first episode: it does not advocate for divorce, quite the opposite. Its focus is a lighthearted, occasionally silly approach to a serious and perhaps somewhat uncomfortable issue. Watch at least the first two episodes, you may find that it is an entertaining rom-com (it is not an insurance documentary), smartly written, nicely directed, superbly shot and staged, as well as finely acted by all. It moves at a measured pace that shows how the characters and their relationships develop, with an ultimately optimistic outlook.

Both have some crime behind the scenes, but what is the most similar to me is the action comedy. It's very well directed and funny, but also heart-racing.