Why Am I Here

You're right, the story isn't strong enough to begin. If they can't keep doing what they did in the first two episodes, everything will go wrong.

Yet they choose to throw themselves instead with that final two episodes.

If they made her searching her sister instead of bringing the black sedan of doom, maybe 14 episodes will be enough.

The feeling I have after watching the final episode is the same with what I felt after WTPR's final episode last year.

I feel betrayed.

I was excited that she didn't include childhood connection. But she picked up another crap instead....

Yes! It's not a rom com though.

They're from One Dollar Lawyer. Ji Hye's secretary also plays as a lead there. Shame they didn't share a scene together here.

They shouldn't have explored Yu Tae Yong's storyline, and instead do what you're suggesting. Or instead, develop the story about Da Rim's sister.

Aigoo, they should've invested more in this storyline instead of adding the whatever Kim Sang Sik 😭

The fee might be too high to make them appear again 🤣. They make us expect something too major from them for a cameo.

JUSTICE FOR DA RIM'S SISTER

It's not rushed, it's too much. Just stop after the shareholder meeting.

Damnit, did the writer hit by a white truck while writing for the final 2 episodes???

Storywise this show is nowhere strong. The only reason we keep invested is how they execute the tropes excellently. Since it has gone wrong, this show is now nothing.

In 2024 we have WTPR for the biggest letdown. Maybe for 2025 this is it.

You may be right, but previously Ji Hyeok's mom said that she had nowhere to go. I wonder why suddenly she has alternative places.

Wait, if Da Rim's mom sold the house, where did Ji Hyeok's mom go??

I think they should bring Kang Ha Na as a cameo in the final episode rather than making ridiculous premise of "Taxi Driver No. 1"

Yes Da Wit was against the case and Gi Ppeum would like to take it. My point is the other attorneys were blindly siding with Gi Ppeum without highlighting this like they have no basic legal knowledge.

Maybe people without any legal experience will be able to let them slip, but this one is very obvious.

They've worked so hard to make all the cliche tropes enjoyable, why adding unnecessary breakup... ?