Al1954

I was thinking: Why would a director or writer sabotage a show that was soaring in success and story-telling by shoehorning the recent two females into the story, in particular the fiancé? Doesn’t make sense until one considers that the decision hadn’t been made by them but was “dumped” on them by interested parties “above” (executives). Maybe, favors/promises that needed to be returned/kept?

Huh?

Started it and it’s a keeper.

Just 23 and already a very promising actress/personality. Good luck to her.

In a show full of home runs, it’s understandable when there is a strikeout sometimes. Frankly, the last 2 episodes felt more like a rain delay than a strikeout.

I don’t think that I’ll be ready to say goodbye after 6 more episodes. Wish it were more Chinese-drama length.

ricpnz, thank you for the heads up on PMR. Most welcomed.

Of course. A rating of “7” after 2 of 12 episodes. Let the knocking down begin, I say or, sorry, let it continue. (Damn, forgot where I left my hammer.)

Pukka:
Thank you. A civilized post for the uncivilized world of the internet. Although, the constant mention/attention of PMR on this thread is precisely what the paid actors are after. The best course of action is to allow them to vent—with their own—and the rest to simply ignore them.

As it’s generally accepted in SK’s entertainment swamp, the (ahem) interested parties from competing telecasts send out their poison troops to tilt the playing field. Ratings have become totally meaningless.

dooh,
Thank you for the recommendation!

So agree with your comment! Thank you. This story was a totally unexpected delight.

Ahh, the brilliance of these writers/producers! They’ve fixed and perfected what the majority of these revenge tales do wrong. Usually, viewers have had to sit, tolerate, curse at the screen, and await the eventual retributions for wrongs inflicted towards the very end of the series. This one is a pay-as-you-go! Now, not later. Screw with me, I screw back. Now! This emotional ying-yang keeps one hooked immediately, also the actors are perfect in their roles.

My one wish, though, is that the cancer business does not return to the story line. If it does, let it be in remission…for any of the characters. I have not read the webtoon or, by the way, any webtoons so I’m not aware if the story goes against my better wishes above.

The immolation has concluded over at “My Demon” so now… They’re Heeeere! Just promise that no living trees will be hurt when collecting the bonfire wood for this one.

Welcome!

Makes one wish that Ms. Park could exercise a bit of similar revenge on the cannibalistic SK press for what she endured from them.

What a great time watching this. So many good actors!
(Surprised that the good folks from the Trope Police haven’t made their presence felt here yet. Probably still over at “My Demon” trying to burn the place down.)

A fantastic actress! Even her eyes slightly change depending on her evil whims. Bravo, Ms. Song.

Only wish the now, no-longer-mother-in-law would have received her own judo flip!

Thank you, Ice_Kingt.

I just read this on MDL: “Marry My Husband is almost halfway through its run.”
Really? Who enjoys dishing out depressing information like this? Stop it. Ok! Stop!
(Wish it was one of those Chinese series that goes on for…what?…200-300 episodes…and first kiss is at episode 231.)

Too fast, too fast! What’s going on? Episodes 7 & 8 just flew by.
(Damn, this drama is interesting.) The type-casting is phenomenal: from the easy-to-love to the easy-to-hate. Ms. Song, in particular, plays her role effortlessly witchy (yes, not a “b”).

Oh, that “first proposal” cake! Phenomenally pitiful.