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Agree! that and giving it low ratings on episodes that haven't even aired yet - what a joke!

these ratings are bananas. And how is it that Episode 3 has not even been released yet, and there is this nonsense going on - 6.7/10 from 3 users. Watch it if you enjoy it, drop it if it really isn't your thing. Not that hard to do.

I am really enjoying this drama, which in some ways, is also a food show in disguise! I like the friendships, and also the discussion on cases, clients, and duties lawyers have with clients. I think we will see more of what the other lawyers do in their personal and professional lives in the coming episodes.

This was a great way to end. The contrast and struggles of characters that were good, that were evil and greedy. Also a great metaphor how billionaires being entertained by exploiting and setting people against each other for entertainment and feeling superior. Powerful back stories and the subsequent deaths had a strong emotional impact. Others here may disagree but I really enjoyed it.

I love these leads together. Its nice fun and even how she foils the villainy of the dowager queen”s tests is funny. Interesting the influence of the writer, the shaman and impish child spirit as well as the FL being self aware as a character inserted into the story with modern knowledge and sensibilities are woven nicely in this drama

and how he sabotages those amulets with the extra comment - hilarious

Prior to that, the Patty Duke TV series which was all about twins.

I loved Episode 7. It almost feels like a finale. A comforting watch

Everything shifts with the realization that it is a free for all for who will be the FL in this "story". Instead of being passive, the characters change the story with self determination. The author did challenge her to see if she could do better. Now is her chance to see if she can "write her own story". I am having fun with this and adore the ML character.

This!

This is so funny! I also like how the FL switches the POV narration from talking out loud, to inner voice narration. So many moments I laughed out loud. They set the drama up nicely in episode 1 so by episode 2 it really takes off with some really funny moments. I love the writing and the cast is killing it. FL adorable, ML killing it - great supporting cast. I am having a ton of fun with this!

I truly truly truly hate assigning blame and shame on people who are victims. Worst trope ever. The flip side of noble idiocy.

Thank you for confirming that I am not crazy and imagining things! I know that to move a story forward some awkward things happen in storytelling and I go with the flow. For some reason I am more troubled by this drama as it straddles 2 ideas. Tackling alcoholism which is prevalent in Kdramas and adding in rom/com elements. This is one drama which would have benefited with less is more

About the transplant - I don't know if I missed something, but Geum Ju coun't give because her liver was not acceptable to transplant. She then feels guilty. Then there is the news that there is a donor that was a match (brain dead?) But when we see the operation start, it is Geum Ju who is donating? Quite frankly I am surprized she didn't have cirrosis of the liver. And how dense and selfish is the father. The wife complains repeatedly that she is exhausted and dizzy, and he complains she isn't taking good care of him? What a loser! The other thing is the awful gossip - in both the small town and the horrible staff at the hospital. Why is it is dramas that people say "it's my fault" when someone dies due to actions of another or an unforseen situation - not a direct cause. I HATE that cliche and it needs to be retired. Then they end with the plot twist from the left field that the overly protective nurse want revenge for her sister? So many levels of crazy there. Oh well. it's just storytelling meant to entertain, but the writers need the confidence to tell their story without an overabundance of plots twist to squeeze the lemon dry on tension.

I like episodic dramas as well as the redemption arc. The elements of using the law to address wrongs is appealing. Especially fighting abuse of workers

I loved this mystery/thriller. Well constructed, kept me interested with each plot development and the revelation of the culprit made sense instead of something out from left field as there were clues that tied it together. They did conclude the story and left the door open for a season 2 without leaving the main story with inconclusive cliffhangers.

I am enjoying this show. I like the plot of a loser finding redemption by advocating for worker’s rights and finding justice for cases swept under the rug. I find the cause of workplace safety a topical issue that needs exposure. The exploitation of immigrant labor under threat of deportation resonates as well

This drama has a habit of blending in dreams, imaginative flashbacks, unreliable narrator plot devices so sometimes you have to be on your toes as to what is real and what isn't. I think for me, I am more comfortable with a more straightforward approach, I also wish crazy stalker trope would go away. There is plenty enough in this drama series to use for storytelling.

I love how we learn with each twin that what they assumed about each other wasn't true, and learning more about each other they gain sympathy for their twin AND lessons about resiliance they help them grow as well.

This took noble idiocy trope to a new level. The ending left me disappointed