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Lee Kyung Hee is not the best writer out there, and her narrative is always problematic (collection of out-of-this-world narrative tropes, the questionable logic of it all and too many loose ends), but her dramas always have strong core and if she takes time and give the spotlight to that core, it works. As a fan of Lee Kyung Hee, I think that this is one of her weakest work. But the thematic consciousness of this drama still resonant, not as powerful as her other works though. Problematic but still worth it if you're looking for well-meaning drama.