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Five Stars

The kid at the end is a hacker who cares about the CEO of Raon and is the son of Taesan's CEO, meaning he's Woo's half-brother. Was he the one who hacked Raon and he made it look like an NK hacker did it? Why? And what's going to happen to him in the next episode?I'm glad Woo finally told Junho why she broke up with him and I hope they get back together. I'm also happy Jung survived his surgery and will recover. The senior attorney they worked with on this case needs to be fired. Not only did he attempt to bribe the judge, but he also ignored his junior's points that ended up winning the case for him and his ego almost cost him the case. It was cool when Choi and Kwon spoke up in court, repeating the stuff Woo said. Hopefully, that means that Kwon is getting character development, but I still don't like him and Choi being a couple. She deserves someone better. The last episode is coming tomorrow. I'm excited and hope they make a second season for this series.

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Looking forward to the last two episodes!

I thought Jung had tuberculosis or some sort of stress-related disease but he has stomach cancer??? No wonder he changed so much. Woo broke up with Junho, didn't even explain why, and then ran off because she realized something about the case they were working on. That’s beyond callous, I feel so bad for Junho. He at least deserves an explanation for why and I don't understand why she didn't tell him. I was surprised they went with the Choi likes Kwon storyline. Especially after setting him up as a jerk for the last 13 episodes. I wonder why they did that. The ending meal aww, Jung acts like the father of the group. Everyone was sad at the end though. The Hanbada CEO sold out Woo! What?? I was hoping she would change her mind and protect Woo but she really did hire her to get back and Woo's bio mom, wow. I'm worried about what the effects of this expose will be.

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Woo's dad found out that she's dating…

Woo's dad found out that she's dating someone! I hope he asked to be introduced to her boyfriend, I want to see someone's reaction to them being together. Currently, the only other people who know are Geurami and the chef of the place they always go to chat. I also liked the line about being her personal hug chair and how he comforted her when she was having a meltdown because of what happened. Woo's mom and Kwon are selfish asholes; just doing whatever they want to fulfill their own desires. The case this episode surprised me and didn't surprise me. Obviously, the death was surprising but I'm glad she was able to get the money in the end.

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I put off watching this for a while because…

I put off watching this for a while because I was worried they would incorrectly represent an autistic person, but this was actually really good. The episode was heartwarming and I love how the ML was nice to her and accepting of her "quirks" even before he knew she was autistic and he didn't change how he treated her after he found out. Also, I loved when he told her it was ok to talk about whales with him, I would be so happy if someone told me it was ok to talk about my special interests/hyperfixations with them. The case was interesting and I loved the twist at the end. The music, plot, and characters are all fantastic and fun to watch.

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Five Stars

They kissed!! I was so surprised, especially after the case in this episode. And Woo was the one to start the kiss, showing that she was taking control of her love life, in direct contrast to this episode's case. Also, Junho getting into a fight because his "friends" were insulting Woo made me cheer for him. The case in this episode hit very close to home for Woo. A neurotypical man and neurodivergent woman with low intellectual capabilities in a romantic relationship had sex and it was unclear whether it was consensual but her mom forced her to say it was rape or if it was actually rape but she just couldn't understand what it was and so she said it was love. Ultimately the man was sent to prison and registered as a sex offender even after the woman testified that it wasn't rape, sending the message that people with mental disabilities are treated as if they don't know what love is. It was a very sad note to end on. Also, Woo's bio mom is a piece of sht. She did so many bad things to Woo and her father and then showed up making demands and accusations to save her career. I hope her karma affects her.

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Five Stars

Confession scene!!! Wooooo! The ship has sailed! I'm so happy Junho finally got his act together and Woo trying to figure out how to navigate her crush was so cute and sweet. The case this time was about a slightly immature seeming man who wanted kids to be happy and not stuck studying all day and wanted them to be kids. The ending was so heartwarming and I hope he got a low sentence. I was a bit worried at the beginning of the episode because it seemed like he was just kidnapping the kids, but the explanation of how the kids were living plus his mom being the school director meant he probably grew up realizing how harmful that sort of environment is for kids made me root for him.

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I loved Choi's whole speech calling out…

I loved Choi's whole speech calling out Kwon's post and demanding Woo stand up for herself. Yes technically Woo did benefit from nepotism, but also she was discriminated against for having autism. Kwon was so eager to point out the former but didn't even mention all the struggles she had to go through because of the latter. Everything went wrong during the on-site verification. The other law firm seemed to be more capable, if more capitalistic than Hanbada. I was worried that they wouldn't win the case but I'm glad they found a solution. That was so dad when Woo's dad explained how he and her mom split up and she seemingly ignored everything he said because she realized something about a case. From his point of view, he's the only one who went through an emotional moment and was left alone afterward while his daughter could not empathize with him. Now they both know they're mother and daughter. 😢 I liked that they called out that the court was potentially corrupt for this case and was being swayed by money. Too many of the judges so far were very easily persuaded based on how much an attorney could stoke their ego. Oh? And it looks like in the next episode they're going to introduce a rival love interest, that should be funny.

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Five Stars

This episode was about mothers and daughters, specifically cases where a mother abandoned her daughter: the main case of the NK defector, Woo's case, and the CEO of the other law firm's case. I think it's implied at the end of the episode that the CEO may be Woo's bio mom. I'm interested in how that's going to pan out. I love the writing in this show. The scriptwriter and plot writer did an amazing job of making you care about the characters and their stories and the plot itself is so interesting. I'm a little confused on what the verdict was for the main case but I think she got 1 year 9 months probation so she could be with her daughter and no jail time, so I'm happy about that.

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This episode made me cry. It does a great…

This episode made me cry. It does a great job highlighting ablism and what people with autism have to deal with on a daily basis. When she realized that people treat her badly because of autism and ableism and will continue to do so no matter how accomplished she is. When her father cried because he couldn't talk to her and she couldn't empathize with him so he was lonely. I hope she doesn't actually resign. I know she won't because this is only the 3rd episode but I wonder how they'll bring her back. I also like the character development of her team leader, he went from wanting her removed from his team for being autistic to standing up for her and defending her against ableism in the courtroom and even letting go of a case when they said they didn't want her to represent them.

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