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Your comment led me to this interesting article: https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2010/09/08/national/for-most-adoption-option-impractical-iffy/

Okay. It's not officially incest--I agree with everyone's comments, but I feel he should have done more to nip this in the bud no matter what he feels. It seems to me, she should be calling him "appa" or "aboeji," not "yeobo" by the time this series ends. Last night, "You're my mother, my father, my lover," and itt felt so wrong to me for her to add "lover" and he had no reaction. I also agree that Jung Hoon's position has become ridiculous. She loved him years ago, but she considered Da Jung's feelings more than her own pull towards love. She should have chosen him from the start and the hell with Da Jung--she doesn't even deserve him, although he's so temperamental and difficult he's not that great a catch IMO. But that storyline ended long ago, and he needs to quit throwing whiny hissy fits--she's just not that into you, buddy!! Anonymous Starr, I think it is just weird and, though legally it's not wrong, but morally, it's on thin ground, so I lean toward it not being encouraged.

After all these epis, it will really be something if the series gets cancelled from implosion! Would that be a first?

Almost every person in this drama is disgusting. The greed and never-ending, ridiculous back-and-forth is obnoxious. Writernim really needed to branch out to get some other storylines going. The thought of about 40 more of these epis going nowhere beyond bickering and taking back people despite their insane greed has been beaten to death already. I'm pretty much enjoying only the peripheral characters. The incest storyline is disgustingly-inappropriate.

No. Ga Heun was also out of the picture... Maybe when they saw no potential for coupling up??

I guess it's the hopeless romantic in me...I was hoping for official couples--ones we're sure happened.

I enjoyed watching but it felt like many references were inside jokes that I didn't understand. The only thing that bugged me was how the members all seemed to pounce on customers when they entered the shop if business was slow. If it was me, I would have felt terribly intimated and pressured having so many salespeople watching or trying to assist me. I found that hard to watch, but everything else was fun and fine.

Sort of, but not really. It just left me hanging wondering if that was it.

I enjoyed the fashion, learning about traditional embroidery and it's importance and cultural aspects of the craft. Some scenes at the traditional school and the local architecture were beautiful. I got fed up with Mo Fei's baby talk when here she was trying to establish herself as an accomplished designer. The bitchy other women were obnoxious as was the Mask's relentles pursuit of Mo Fei. I skipped a bunch of epis and watched the final 5 knowing there would be a happy resolution for all. Some of it was so fake, like Curling looking happy at the wedding. Some of their final wraps were hard to believe.

The ending felt like a lead-in for a second season. It didn't feel like it was completely over yet.

What a beautiful, sweet, touching drama this has been. I absolutely loved it.

Oh--okay. That explains it then. Thanks!

This show is going to be the death of me! Can't we get a damn restraining order against those two lunatic women coming into the diner? Why aren't all the adults condemning Da Jung and sending her to anger management or to a psychiatric facility? They are all doormats! What is up with sickening-loyal Young Shin in every respect--allowing Da Jung to do this to her and refusing to date Jung Hoon? She should stay resigned...but I know that would be the end of the dragged-out storyline so it's never going to happen. Oh, and is Pil Sun turning out to be a con-woman after all?

I was caught by surprise by this short drama and loved it although I didn't understand it all that well. I'm glad it's brief so I can rewatch it from beginning to end

I was disappointed that the opportunity to encourage adoption was never even broached.

I find the approach and concept of the series, shown as if it's a reality show being filmed, to be refreshing, .however, Eun Oh/Sun Ah still isn't achieving any respect or favor from me despite learning her reason for going wild for 3 months. She will really need to try harder to win any sympathy, understand or approval from me.

I think each one of our epis equals two in Korea. So not all that many more to go...

Instead of spending all that cash on makeup, how about going to a dermatologist for acne care?!

I couldn't wait for this series to just be over. I stuck with it only because I had come so far and didn't want to quit. Enough's been said about the jerk--he never gained my sympathy and how she chose him over the CEO is just a pathetic mystery to me. But how the second lead couple, who were devoted and had my interest at first kept making up and breaking up after seemingly hacking it out several times, became so repetitive and tiresome to the point of being inane . Why the dying mother didn't tell her daughter her last wish was for her to marry the guy is a puzzle. The third couple contained the brat who got pissy and made her hardworking, dotingly-faithful guy practically apologize for living was also annoying. She manifested a character trait I personally loathe in both dramas and real life--when Women from Venus blow up at Men from Mars and the poor guy is frankly clueless as to what just happened.