NatchaAtit

I think the intensity and stakes of the conflict are far too low, which makes it boring to watch. Honestly, it could easily justify murder. If the female lead had died first, her husband would have been her heir—though not to the father's inheritance. But if the father died first followed by her, the husband, along with her mother, would be an heir.

On top of the plot being too tame, there's also the issue of adultery. She could have easily sued the mistress for compensation, and I don't get why she didn't, considering she was genuinely deceived and the infidelity actually happened.

When a series takes itself seriously but lacks realism, it just feels unnatural. In the end, he scammed people and basically ruined his own family, only to walk away with far less than expected. I just don't understand the point of doing all that.