TereStarr

Finally, it's on YouTube.

Well . . . I predict a divorce happening in this series from a big ol' lie.

I was thinking the same thing. She's getting a lot of roles this year and is a great actress.

I'm sure we will.

I started the Iron Family as well.

I loved today's episode. There were so many fuzzy moments mixed in the drama.

Yes. 😄

Not right now, I'm waiting for the new ones to drop. Three of my shows ended this week.

I see Tencent isn't sharing this one with iQIYI or Viki yet.

It was a better ending than I expected.

Ditto. You hit the nail on its head. I was pleased with the ending. I would have even allowed NY to say she's healing so she can be a good mother to her son. I would have also shown her continuing to receive mental health care.
It was also fitting to see JT also reflecting on his mistakes. However, I would have had him volunteering at a community medical center or something like that. He was a great doctor after all.

You all made watching it much more enjoyable. It was cool going through the ups and downs of the show together. Watching the longer dramas reminds me of the telenovelas I watched when I studied abroad in Mexico when I was young. I found a new love in K dramas too.

We know "Merry" will actually mean Miserable hahaha! See you there.

I was satisfied with the ending after all. It was fitting to have NY and JT off, reflecting on their greed while improving. The ending results for the family was good and I loved how this series promoted adoption.
I will see you all in the next series somewhere else I'm certain. It was fun!

I also liked the grandma.

I was thinking the same thing.

This is a good mini-series: very entertaining.

I agree with you. No one should feel forced to stay with someone, even when the other person is struggling with mental health issues. NY targeted him and manipulated his family for her gain, that is why HS divorced her. He even gave her a way out when he wanted to move to the US, but she refused and continued scheming.
As far as the writers, they aren't as bad as some . . . I've watched others where the leads are jailed while the villains commit murder etc., and at the end, they still get the redemption card.

I did not know that, thank you for sharing further insight. That is very sad to hear.

While it's true women continue to struggle worldwide for our rights and equal representation, according to the data women in South Korea in divorce cases have made progress.
Here is what I found using Bing:
Best Interest of the Child:
South Korean Family Law prioritizes the best interest of the child when determining custody. The Supreme Court has established a presumption favoring the parent who has been the primary caregiver.
Parental Authority:
Both parents retain parental authority unless otherwise decided by the court. Joint custody is rare, but the non-custodial parent typically retains visitation rights.
I'm not claiming to be an expert nor am I saying you are wrong because women have a lot more work to do to gain the equality that we deserve. I just want to add this information for us to consider.
I love K dramas, but sometimes they paint the culture in a very exaggerated light, just like our shows do in the US.