Aramintai

I think Kang Chae Ri re-edited that first episode on purpose to help FL get her shit together, not just raise the ratings. I don't think she's a bad person. Unscrupulous and bitchy? Yes. But there's something else there. Can't wait to see her backstory, I find her character the most interesting in this drama.

I dunno, maybe an unpopular opinion but I'm losing interest here.
A cringey unhinged villain being full of himself like a total cliche is my least favorite type.
And ridiculousness of the plot is becoming unbearable to watch. I don't even care about FL's father reveal as I already suspected something in that vein. Dunno why the villain keeps dragging her into this revenge drama, she's too nice to be killed like the rest of the culprits' relatives?

And since this drama again and again shows red herrings, fakes and contrived switcheroos I just can't trust anything. Since there are 3 more episodes I'm sure there's gonna be some other bs down the line, like a villain behind a villain or some shit.

Lol, I got bullied into oblivion for calling IYWUM boring as well 😂 Damn, some dramas have really crazy delulu fans. But I think it wasn't as bad as in EAW, I recall some guy there attacking every single post that had even the slightest critique.

Yes, it has romance.

Why not scroll down and read the comments?
Or better yet, just go and watch for yourself.

Our clueless chaebol baby Ma Tan is learning the value of money for the first time 😂

With granny being the main shipper 🤣

It's a traditional stereotype, can't do anything about it.

FL is such a mess 🤦‍♂️. And the uncomfortable situation she put ML in is very annoying to watch.

And the blind date girl just keeps on sending red flags - clingy, faking innocence, desperate, imagining things on her own, doesn't take no for an answer, acts hurt to make ML feel sorry for her.
I think she's gonna make him feel sorry for her so much that he'll end up at the altar one day with her without realizing it. Dude, don't be so polite, sometimes you gotta say harsh words for a person to finally get that there's nothing to fish for.

And don't get me started about the reality show, I just wanna skip that cringey shit so much.

So far only Kang Chae Ri continues to be consistently entertaining.

Actors age doesn't equal their characters age, so it doesn't mean much. FL character here is 30 years old and ML is anywhere between late 30's and his actor's real age.

The main couple are so damn cute 🤭 And FL is such a tsundere, my favorite archetype 😆 .

I'm not going to start a discussion about it here because the scene that og poster used as a reference is not showing anything other than him being a triggered snowflake who overreacted.
If you want to discuss this stuff in general, do it somewhere else. Don't drag this drama comment section into it.

Ok, if you liked LCA's character here so much maybe you should watch May It Please The Court that finished airing this week, its genre should be more up your alley. FL's character there is similar to LCA's, but more realistic. Personally, I think it was one of the best legal dramas this year, very proper.

Seems like you liked a sidestep into a different drama genre altogether, that tropey backstory was out of tune with the rest of the show, which is a comedy. Many people here found it out of place and too long for a 12 episodes drama.
But LCA did her job well as ML's love interest, just as FL does her job well as a foil character to the protagonist. Her chemistry with ML is also great, but it's a different type.
If you're here only for some romance and cliche crime plots about corrupt villains then too bad.

This drama is good at giving me depression.

There is no romance, but leads have great chemistry and some of their interactions are very funny.

First, she didn't want to take ML's case in the first place because of conflict of interests, but the judge made her since she's a public defender and not an attorney who can choose her cases.
Second, since she totally bought ML's lies and she loved grandpa, she understandably was mad at him. Having an opinion that he was the mastermind is not unreasonable, considering all the circumstential evidence.
But still, even though she was in turmoil she didn't let her hatred overcome her and properly investigated the case to find the truth, like a pro.
And once the truth was revealed she didn't hold a grudge and recanted.

1. Oh Ha Ran most likely told Jangsang attorneys not to help Gido when he got in trouble. She also gave FL that giant file that was held by Jangsang, which ML needed for his father's retrial, I'm sure there were many juicy things there about the bad guys. And she took over the case about the scape goat murder, FL told her she can't find evidence through her channels that Gido bribed Dukman to lie and then hired people to kill him. Ha Ran told her she'll take over, she probably has more influence and knows some people, I dunno. But she was very keen to speed it up before her husband gets elected.
2. Scenes with the letter were at the end of episode 11.
3. FL's dad worked as a reporter back then, he left her to live with her grandma. Only after many years when his quit his job he came to work to that community center. Also, I think that since FL's mother was gone her dad probably didn't feel like he was capable of raising her, especially with him being busy with work all the time, happens irl all the time. Basically, he dropped her on the grandma and chose his work over his family.
4. I also felt baffled why everybody knew, but nobody told FL about her grandma. Maybe they felt bad for her and didn't want to make it worse by making her hate the only person who loved her. At least Yiyeon said something in that vein, that's why she was so frustrated with FL.

What about Oh Ha Ran?
FL's dad left her for work, which he regretted later.
The grandma got the letter written by Lee Dongpil, who already started to lose his memories, and addressed to FL's father who was a reporter. He probably gave it to her to inform her for whom she really works for. She probably worked for him for many years without realizing what scum he was in the past.

She could become a pro-bono lawyer for the company, which, as it was pointed out in the drama itself, the company was severly lacking. That's my opinion of what she'd do based on her character development. Sadly, it's left up in the air. I'd have liked some left out subplots getting a little screentime for closure.