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Ep 14 set up beautifully by eps 12 and 13 - patience paid off. One of the most emotional redemptive arcs of late, the various threads of the plot all coming together, it was so well done. The cliffhanger so emotional as well. I cannot wait for the final episodes next week.

Of course it isn't the only country where bad things happen. But it saddens me that in terms of the enormity of the Epstein files scandal, we are seeing other countries demand accountability, whereas we see our government going all out to protect and shield the wealthy and powerful. Not ha ha.

What I thought was a cynical assessment of the state of affairs in a fictional version of South Korea was a grim reminder of current affairs in the US.

Regarding justice, the only thing that matters is money and power.

I enjoyed this. I was light, fun and didn't take itself too seriously. I appreciated that it maintained elements of a comic book feel. Top drama? no, but what I needed for now, as I am on stress overload from the real world. The assignment was to entertain, and it delivered.

I sense another body swap coming

Under the Queen’s Umbrella is really good too

The scene of him skipping in slow motion had me in stitches. Silly stuff is what I badly need this week.

One line really caught my attention. She doesn't want to do good deeds as that would turn her into a human. Somehow, I think that applies to mankind in general - if we did more good deeds, we would become human.

God bless that priest. A bit bittersweet. I wanted better for oldest couple

Finished episode 11. I feel badly for the parters of all 3 family members. On to episode 12. Please pull it out of the fire. Their partners deserve better

the dynamics are clarified through a series of scenes in later episodes. While the shift in tone in these middle episodes is jarring, more is revealed about backstory and what triggers behavior.

Its a great drama. I find it hard to believe that people finished all 12 episodes already. If so, why if the diliked it so much. I am loving this.

What a torturous route this relationship has taken. Still unclear about rationale behind the breakup, which made the flow of the last couple of episodes so stilted. I remain convinced that the cast worked hard to overcome plot flaws. I liked the drama but wished I could have loved it

No wonder they want to shut down the menswear division. For a good suit, talk to Kang DaWit from Pro Bono

The show itself was our eyes and ears to vicariously enjoy the beautiful locations explored each week, with a heartfelt episodic drama each weekend.

Really weird that I wasn't buying the excuse for a breakup but I sure as hell was buying the angst and sorrow of the leads. They outperformed the script.

You mean those gawdawful suits he wears were made by her company? AGHHHHHH

It makes no sense And I am not understanding why Jarim paid his father so much compensation for the accident. I too am lost. The logic is escaping me.

I love when a drama retains a comic feel when based on manhwa source material. I find these types of dramas refreshing and fun. Also great to see the cute ML from Spirit Fingers in here.

Oh, I think we are going to have a heck of a show down between Kang and the Oh Law firm. I think it will be great.