watched in 2025

highlights/+:

- YOON SHI YOON is brilliantly hilarlous being two characters - the twin brothers who are also polar opposites, his facial expressions are the best. I stayed mainly for him, and gave this drama extra points for making his character arc well done and stayed strong to the end in this aspect despite everything else. 

- the premise: very fun & cool, reminds me a bit of The Prince and the Pauper

- the plot/pacing: the courtroom drama/cases that YSY had to handle as the (fake) judge kept me engaged overall - some felt eye-opening

- the main cp is admittedly cute and they deserved their HEA, I also loved YSY's portryal of the (actual judge) brother so much that I think he also deserves (and probably got?) his HEA as the secondary cp

- acting from the supporting cast, especially on the part of the villains: hated their guts so they obviously did their job lol

- Mom actually coming around and realising her mistakes in re to her two sons!!

- the ost is pretty and relies a lot on classical instrumentals (which make it feel extremely melo xD)

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- There were some extra dramatic (see: crying) scenes I felt were too drawn out (or, at least I thought they should have used the runtime better)

- never really related well to either of the FLs: could either be the way they were written or the acting?? mostly on the fence concerning whether or not I can stand behind them all the way, but I did like seeing YSY with them, respectively, as the two brothers. 

- none of the villains really getting an onscreen ending-that-they-deserved - overall lack of general closure. I think for a comedy-law drama this could have followed through more on the moral urgency of the situation. 

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