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Pro Bono is another legal K-drama that reminded me why I never get bored watching what happens inside a courtroom. Almost every two episodes introduce a new case—animal abuse, abortion rights, corruption, religion, sexism, and more. These cases are not just fillers; each one pushes the story forward while shaping the characters in meaningful ways. That balance is exactly what I love about legal dramas.

Kang Da Wit stands out the most. His idealism, empathy, and sharp logic make him refreshing to watch, and it’s no surprise he became a meme in my country. Many people jokingly—and sincerely—wish there were a lawyer like him handling real, high-profile cases here. He represents the kind of justice people hope for.

What makes Pro Bono satisfying is how everything connects. The cases, emotions, and character growth come together neatly by the end. If you enjoy thoughtful legal dramas with social relevance and heart, this one is highly recommended.