A Tale of Betrayal, Strength, and Second Chances
I read a lot of comments and a few reviews before watching this, and I’m actually glad I decided to dive in anyway. Everyone has their own taste when it comes to dramas and movies, and this one turned out to be much better than people made it sound.
The drama as a whole was really good. Sure, there were moments that dragged and a few scenes that needed a little extra energy, but nothing that ruined the ride.
The female lead surprised me in the best way. I’ve seen her in supporting roles before, but never as the main lead. It made me genuinely happy to see her finally getting her moment. Her character went through betrayal after betrayal, yet instead of breaking, she stood her ground and fought for what was hers. That strength made me root for her every step of the way.
The male lead, on the other hand, was a bit overbearing at times — but honestly, that felt like the writer’s intention. What disappointed me was how he got pushed to the background in the last four episodes. We barely saw him again until the very end, and even then it was quick.
There were moments that had me laughing, especially when she was juggling everything without the others catching on. And then there were moments that made me mad, anxious, and wondering what life was about to throw at her next.
The ending was excellent — clean, strong, and perfectly set up for the next season. Now I just hope they don’t leave us hanging too long for Season 2.
The drama as a whole was really good. Sure, there were moments that dragged and a few scenes that needed a little extra energy, but nothing that ruined the ride.
The female lead surprised me in the best way. I’ve seen her in supporting roles before, but never as the main lead. It made me genuinely happy to see her finally getting her moment. Her character went through betrayal after betrayal, yet instead of breaking, she stood her ground and fought for what was hers. That strength made me root for her every step of the way.
The male lead, on the other hand, was a bit overbearing at times — but honestly, that felt like the writer’s intention. What disappointed me was how he got pushed to the background in the last four episodes. We barely saw him again until the very end, and even then it was quick.
There were moments that had me laughing, especially when she was juggling everything without the others catching on. And then there were moments that made me mad, anxious, and wondering what life was about to throw at her next.
The ending was excellent — clean, strong, and perfectly set up for the next season. Now I just hope they don’t leave us hanging too long for Season 2.
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