Aramintai

Why do you need it? More often than not showrunners that run after success money can't make a decent sequel. I'd rather this story have a self contained beautiful ending in one season.

More like wishful speculations.

No, it's not.

I’m sure they’ll make him lose in the end. But that doesn’t mean FL will stay in Hanbada.

If he survives whatever it is maybe it will make him reconsider his life priorities. If FL will leave Hanbada in the end, maybe she will do it with a team.

Everyone has their morals, but being picky with clients won’t earn money. Most people want to become lawyers because they want to make good money. And mentor Jung is the correct lawyer - lawyer’s job is to represent the client and make such arguments in his stead in court so that prosecution can’t counter it. Lawyers should be defending the people, not their own morals.

Looked very serious.

This episode once again makes me think FL will leave Hanbada in the end, either to open her own law firm or join the newly presented Ryu lawyer’s.

Today’s court case pissed me off. Was it also based on a real case, are laws and human rights are really such bull**it in SK? If it was in western countries, labor unions and human rights organizations would be all over it and take that company by the balls even before the court. Also how the ef did they legally get plaintiff’s private medical information and why her attorney was sitting on her hands instead of telling her not to divulge it?

Episode 2, wedding dress scene.

Because it's a kdrama? It's all for angst and entertainment, it's just a story. Why Cinderella's step-mom had to be such a bitch, why Snow White's?

Most viewers would disagree.

But the actor has nothing on ML actor other than being subjectively "fine af". 0 character development, 0 chemistry with FL, 0 facial expressions, 0 acting skills.

Don't worry about it. We all know that it will gonna end with a wedding. Big fat foreshadowing scene in the beginning of the show was indicating.

Yea, probably because he's an idol. Idol fans be overrating as always.

Subjective.

That's showrunners right to present her character like that. There can be evil moms out there as well, you know. Not every drama needs a redemption arc for a mother who regretted abandoning her child. Don't like it, don't watch it.

Nobody forced her to do it. She agreed. But after the agreedment was fulfilled by FL's father for 27 years she barged into their lives again with ridiculous demands because their existence is inconvenient to her political career plans. What, he should have barred FL to study law in case she'll cross paths with her mother in the future? It would have been dug out even if she wasn't a lawyer.

And Seo Yul has 0 chemistry written on his face. 0 facial expressions.

Are you gonna try to defend her actions in the present as well? FL and her father should just suffer forever for her career and high life, right? Most of the people are pissed off about her being a bitch in the present.