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I largely agree.
At the beginning it was much funnier, and fresher. But, slowly it morphed into your typical Kdrama. However, it still had glimpses of its original premise and bold (by Kdrama standards) approach.
I enjoyed it, and had good fun (I mean I like typical Kdrama), but didn't live up to its amazing start. It almost lost the courage of its conviction.

It is a matter of opinion.
It is largely irrelevant why the chilld was put to adoption.
My point is that the adopted child is potentially harming (maybe even greatly) the lives of biological parents. I think women, in particular, would suffer from such revelations. Being judged is the simplest, and possibly even being divorced and kicked out.
If you think this is worth the piece of knowledge that the adopted child gained, fair enough.
Personally I don't think so.
I consider it very selfish, and even very irresponsible.
I can sympathse with the adoptive children feelings, but not with their action to find their biological parents.

I disagree, but let's leave it at that :). We just have different opinions.

First of all, I am talking in general, not about the series.
Well, not necessarily. There are many reasons why people give children for adoptions. And sometimes (maybe many times) the child is way better off with the adoptive parents.
...But, lets say, someone made a mistake.
Why do you want to punish them after decades?? is that a revenge?
Isn't that a bit bad to hold grudge for such a long time? like I can understand it if you end up having a miserable life.
But, if you have a good job, and good life. Why potentially harm others?

It is a selfish act in my opinion.
To satisfy your need, you are willing to risk the lives of others.

It is probably instinct, or genes, or whatever, but I am not sure why people who have been adopted by good regular familes want to find their biological parents after decades? ( a similiar thing those who try to find their fathers through sperm donations)
Ok, there are these cases when there is a dramatic reason and biological parents are looking for their babies, but I think overwhelmingly it is a sad backstory where the child has been given to adoption.
What is the point of potentially harming the lives of others just because of curiosity? I do have some sympathy for these children, but I don't think they should look for their biological parents, especially if they have grown up to be reasonably ordinary people.
Also, I can imagine that adopting parents, who raised that child, must feel at least tiny bit hurt when they see their child looking for their biological parents.

“The louder he talked of his honor, the faster we counted our spoons.”
Ralph Waldo Emerson

Why do you think that?
I would say the opposite. In heighten emotional situations your judgment is clouded and you often say things that are not what you think when you are calmer. When you are angry with someone, you want to hurt them.
If you take the opposite of anger. When people are in a really joyful and happy moments, they say overly sentimental and great things about who they are with.
Sometimes those things are true in both cases, but more often than not, most of these things are product of that moment and state of mind.

Thank you.

Does anyone know if this is a limited series where they wrap things up by the end, or is it going to be a Western style lets end on a cliffhanger then we will see?

Agreed.
Tbh at this point, the premise feels more like subplot.
It is still good drama, but after week 1 it was strong 8.5 with potential to go 9 for me.
Now it is soft 7.5. I hope it holds at least here.

No worries :). Good you didn't skip.
It was, wasn't it ? lol

Jeong Suk fantasy...I had the feeling from their chat is that she wants to be a dom lol.

I have seen lots of people wondering about....

I would advice against (maybe even strongly) against skipping scenes between ML &FL.
They are meaningful, add to the storyline on more than one level, and there is one scene (not romantic) really funny, with rather memorable question lol. (I won't say more)
Unless it massively pivot and completely change tone, the show is not romance, and even what might be seen as such is very, very understated.

I just read first sentence.
Fair enough. I am sorry if my post sounded defensive. But, from experience on MDL, people consider even the tiniest of critique as "hate" and get offended. So, I just wanted to make it clear.
I must say though that the atmosphere here is really good apart from the odd comment.
Sometimes there are benefits to low viewership.
Anyway, your post is extremly long I am afraid, so it might take me a while before/if I reply. But, I will read it.

I think we have different approach to things, because I care about collateral damage. I am NOT saying you are bad or something, but just different world view.
But, I like to clarify few things:
*I am totally behind Jeong Suk decision of divorce. The husband is the worst of the lot (note though she divorced him without revealing the affair). And by the way, he will be popular amongst men and women. "Bad Boys" for some reason do appeal to many women.
*I am less clear about the friend.

Fair enough :)

With all due respect this is very simplistic view.
I am not saying that exposing them is wrong, but it is not that simple, or it is certainly the right choice.
By exposing them, you are almost guarnteed that nothing happens to Jeong Suk husband. His life will not be ruined at all. We can condem the double standards of treating men and women, but he is not going to suffer a lot. Don't be surprised if he even gain popularity.
The friend will suffer a lot though. Her husband, even if he wants to forgive her, will find it hard, and probably will divorce her.
Then what will happen to the child? Have you thought about that?
When the child is born will suffer no matter what.
Her husband might also not be in great shape, because now he lost his wife, and the child he thought he fathered. The counter argument of course is better than if he found down the line, but not necessarily. Many men would still love the child.

So, when you put all the pros and cons, and remove your anger, it is not such a simple choice.

P.S: Also, there is something called forgivness, but we leave that for another discussion.

I live in one of the biggest and most advanced cities in the world, and I can assure you there is no shortage of idiots/donkeys/pigs/gossipers/cheaters/racists/fake news citizens.
The major difference is that in small towns all people know each other so your choices are limited.
But, city people are not better than small town people.