Those were my exact same thoughts! I could have understood if the doctors were against him working at the hospital…
True that. Normally, someone with a criminal record, especially in the Medical industry, cannot return to their profession even less so work for a any hospital. At best, they can open a clinic somewhere no one knows them.
They really stretched everything. The ML got so very very lucky in life. π
MDL: "Too many plot holes." Me: Of course! Life has too many plot holes!
MDL: "Lacks character build up and background." Me: Obviously! You're not reading a novel!
MDL: "It's tiresome." Me: Yet you finished it to the end? Go to sleep, you must be very very tired by now.
MDL: "What's the point of the title 'A Hundred Memories' when there were barely half?" Me: You're supposed to understand the art. There is a Pmovie entitled Β«100 Poems for StellaΒ», guess what? It still is popular in other countries and won multiple awards and recognitions despite not literally showing 100 poems. Stories are art. It's not school were everything has to be spoon-fed or very literal. People seriously assumed they did not create a hundred memories? LMAO.
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Hopefully, they are kids indeed. If they are not, it's an obvious sign education in many countries today are very lacking.
In my formative school years (1986β2002), we were graded based on how we understood a plot. They made us write an essay or a summary or both. They also made us debate in class.
They taught us about the difference between the different mediums of storytelling: novels vs live-action vs animation. They made us analysed each adaptation and compare it with the original source material.
If they are kids indeed, that's understandable. But if they're not. That's very scary for the future of humanity.
The ratings are low because nobody's watching it or is able to rate it since it isn't available legally anywhere…
It's only in MDL. Either way, their target market is local, that's how it works in the industry. Global is just a footnote. It's the same anywhere else, even Western productions.
They should have made this 10 episodes because they didn't write an 8-episode story. It actually feels like they cut a lot. It was probably originally a 12-episode show but their budget was slashed.
It's not bad. But it wasn't that good either. 6 stars. It's still good. 5 is so-so. 7 is very good and so on. 6 is a perfect score.
Those were my exact same thoughts! I could have understood if the doctors were against him working at the hospital…
The story was doing great until that part.
It's understandable they want to create a conflict. But at least they should make sure the conflict is believable since the story is supposed to be believable or based on some real life dramas in hospitals.
Unless, there really are doctors and people in Korea who actually have that kind of logic. π Not even the Romans and Greeks have that logic, so I guess, it stems from superstition.
Those were my exact same thoughts! I could have understood if the doctors were against him working at the hospital…
Yes!
Or, that he might collapsed while doing something critical.
But firing him just because he can't feel pain is illogical. Diagnosis of a patient has nothing to do if the doctor can feel pain.
LOL. If a doctor tells me he can literally feel the pain I am feeling, I'll go to another hospital. They're either aliens disguised as humans, or quack doctors. π
She switched places with a friend. Or, the friend was a bitch and stole her identity. In the end, that friend was the one who was killed.
Theory #5: She's the real granddaughter version 2
She survived the murder attempt and is now pretending to be someone else while waiting for her chance to expose the murderer. After all, if you want revenge, you stay close to the suspect.
Theory #6: The chairman knew she's her granddaughter
He trained her to play the role to keep her safe. Or, maybe she has no idea she's the chairman's real granddaughter. And luckily, she knows to stay close with the fake wife because her inheritance is with her.
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If you missed my earlier post:
Theory #1: She's a secret agent for the government
They're watching conglomerates because, well, there are a thousand reasons why governments must watch conglomerates.
Theory #2: She's working for a competitor
She's keeping tabs on them because they are their competitor in multiple industries.
Theory #3: The chairman's secret backup plan
The chairman hired her to ensure whoever becomes the fake wife goes through the plan even if he's dead already. She is the chairman's last ace, even the attorney have no idea about. You need multiple plans to ensure your revenge is successful even if you died.
They really stretched everything. The ML got so very very lucky in life. π
MDL: "Too many plot holes."
Me: Of course! Life has too many plot holes!
MDL: "Lacks character build up and background."
Me: Obviously! You're not reading a novel!
MDL: "It's tiresome."
Me: Yet you finished it to the end? Go to sleep, you must be very very tired by now.
MDL: "What's the point of the title 'A Hundred Memories' when there were barely half?"
Me: You're supposed to understand the art. There is a Pmovie entitled Β«100 Poems for StellaΒ», guess what? It still is popular in other countries and won multiple awards and recognitions despite not literally showing 100 poems. Stories are art. It's not school were everything has to be spoon-fed or very literal. People seriously assumed they did not create a hundred memories? LMAO.
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Hopefully, they are kids indeed. If they are not, it's an obvious sign education in many countries today are very lacking.
In my formative school years (1986β2002), we were graded based on how we understood a plot. They made us write an essay or a summary or both. They also made us debate in class.
They taught us about the difference between the different mediums of storytelling: novels vs live-action vs animation. They made us analysed each adaptation and compare it with the original source material.
If they are kids indeed, that's understandable. But if they're not. That's very scary for the future of humanity.
The ML gets married to FL, the kid inherits everything.
This is why I only used generic labels. I get confused when there's a name. I even had an earlier response where the ML was the nephew. ππ
It's not bad. But it wasn't that good either. 6 stars. It's still good. 5 is so-so. 7 is very good and so on. 6 is a perfect score.
It's understandable they want to create a conflict. But at least they should make sure the conflict is believable since the story is supposed to be believable or based on some real life dramas in hospitals.
Unless, there really are doctors and people in Korea who actually have that kind of logic. π Not even the Romans and Greeks have that logic, so I guess, it stems from superstition.
Or, that he might collapsed while doing something critical.
But firing him just because he can't feel pain is illogical. Diagnosis of a patient has nothing to do if the doctor can feel pain.
LOL. If a doctor tells me he can literally feel the pain I am feeling, I'll go to another hospital. They're either aliens disguised as humans, or quack doctors. π
Sorry, she loves to call the FL friend so it got stuck in my mind.
Sorry, I don't know what to call a cousin' son.
Sorry, I don't know what you call the son of your cousin.
I love the sudden twist.
Premiered 2025-10-15 Wednesday 14:00 UTC+8. = 6 episodes
16th: 2 episodes
17th: 2 episodes
18th to 29th: 1 episode each
As per https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/302923/season/1
She switched places with a friend. Or, the friend was a bitch and stole her identity. In the end, that friend was the one who was killed.
Theory #5: She's the real granddaughter version 2
She survived the murder attempt and is now pretending to be someone else while waiting for her chance to expose the murderer. After all, if you want revenge, you stay close to the suspect.
Theory #6: The chairman knew she's her granddaughter
He trained her to play the role to keep her safe. Or, maybe she has no idea she's the chairman's real granddaughter. And luckily, she knows to stay close with the fake wife because her inheritance is with her.
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If you missed my earlier post:
Theory #1: She's a secret agent for the government
They're watching conglomerates because, well, there are a thousand reasons why governments must watch conglomerates.
Theory #2: She's working for a competitor
She's keeping tabs on them because they are their competitor in multiple industries.
Theory #3: The chairman's secret backup plan
The chairman hired her to ensure whoever becomes the fake wife goes through the plan even if he's dead already. She is the chairman's last ace, even the attorney have no idea about. You need multiple plans to ensure your revenge is successful even if you died.
Edit: just to clarify, the ML's son. No idea what you call your cousin's son. Nephew is the easiest to remember.
Anosher edit: The ML gets married to the FL, and the kid inherits everything.
(This is why I use generic labels, I get confused with names.)
They really did go all out with it, huh? Usually they resort to old videos and the sound of machines, not literally showing it.
So retro.