nora

It was actually good. The twist factors were interesting—the mother mistaking her for her friend, the sister-in-law harboring deep resentment and wanting to take over the company, the nephew working under her as an intern, the intriguing boss, the problematic mother, and the male lead’s trauma. All of these elements had strong potential.
However, the pacing is the main issue. The story spends too much time beating around the bush. By episode 8, the leads are still in the developing feelings stage, which feels excessive for a drama that only has 12 episodes.

At this point, I’m not sure how the remaining twists can be properly untangled without feeling rushed or forced, which could take away the satisfaction of watching everything unfold naturally.

I’ll wait until the drama ends before giving a final rating.