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Heavy story but clever. Solid Acting from MLs. Weak logic on subplots, though.
Love how the plot keeps twisting time and again. Just when I think I’ve figured it out, it flips to another direction. And these twists don’t rely on cheap tricks like hiding information that other characters already know.
However, there's this part that feels off, which is Ji Hwa’s past marriage. It comes out of nowhere near the end and feels unlikely. There’s no real setup between them earlier, so it’s hard to believe they ever had feelings for each other.
Another relationship that doesn’t quite land for me is between Han Joo Won and his father. The story doesn’t build enough foundation for their conflict, so his hostility toward his dad feels confusing at times.
Overall, the story feels heavy, but clever, thoughtful and layered.
Note: The acting of the congresswoman is pretty annoying. She overacts and, as a result, looks fake.
𓂃 ✦ 𓂃
However, there's this part that feels off, which is Ji Hwa’s past marriage. It comes out of nowhere near the end and feels unlikely. There’s no real setup between them earlier, so it’s hard to believe they ever had feelings for each other.
Another relationship that doesn’t quite land for me is between Han Joo Won and his father. The story doesn’t build enough foundation for their conflict, so his hostility toward his dad feels confusing at times.
Overall, the story feels heavy, but clever, thoughtful and layered.
Note: The acting of the congresswoman is pretty annoying. She overacts and, as a result, looks fake.
𓂃 ✦ 𓂃
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