The title does not even imply that, but to repeat what is explained in the first episode: it does not advocate for divorce, quite the opposite. Its focus is a lighthearted, occasionally silly approach to a serious and perhaps somewhat uncomfortable issue. Watch at least the first two episodes, you may find that it is an entertaining rom-com (it is not an insurance documentary), smartly written, nicely directed, superbly shot and staged, as well as finely acted by all. It moves at a measured pace that shows how the characters and their relationships develop, with an ultimately optimistic outlook.
Also as Queen In Hyun's Man, Queen In Hyeon's Man
Joseon scholar ends up near a modern day film set where a documentary on his presumed beloved is shot. Promptly runs into the actress playing her. And it goes from there...
Solid ratings, read some reviews.
Towards the very end, when she is in the movie theater, note what the movie screen shows and wha this might imply about the show itself
Joseon scholar ends up near a modern day film set where a documentary on his presumed beloved is shot. Promptly runs into the actress playing her. And it goes from there...
Solid ratings, read some reviews.
Towards the very end, when she is in the movie theater, note what the movie screen shows and wha this might imply about the show itself
