I started watching episode 6, and decided to dropped in lesse than 20 minutes. The fact that Sa Ra was imprisoned by her ex-husband in a house - and she decided not to report him to the police - bothered me, but seeing her ex-mother-in-law slap her in the face made me realize how passive she is in all decisions. Don't get me wrong, I really like dramas with female protagonists, but the premise sold me that Sa Ra would be a strong character, but she's so passive about everything. Plus, her ex-husband annoys me too much. Every scene he appears in, I'd rather stare at the wall of my room than look at the computer screen. I think if the story revolved more around the main group solving cases (a vibe like One Dollar Lawyer, for example), I might make an effort to finish it. But seeing that this subplot with the ex-husband is something fundamental (and the fact that Sa Ra is completely passive at various moments) annoyed me. And, Sa Ra, for God's sake, you're the mother of that boy! Go to court, because you have legal rights to see your own child. You were a lawyer, you know this!
Don't get me wrong, I really like dramas with female protagonists, but the premise sold me that Sa Ra would be a strong character, but she's so passive about everything. Plus, her ex-husband annoys me too much. Every scene he appears in, I'd rather stare at the wall of my room than look at the computer screen.
I think if the story revolved more around the main group solving cases (a vibe like One Dollar Lawyer, for example), I might make an effort to finish it. But seeing that this subplot with the ex-husband is something fundamental (and the fact that Sa Ra is completely passive at various moments) annoyed me.
And, Sa Ra, for God's sake, you're the mother of that boy! Go to court, because you have legal rights to see your own child. You were a lawyer, you know this!