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There's no plothole. He thought it was seeing his father getting beat up on TV that caused his mother's death. There is nothing that indicates that his father wouldn't have been there showing solidarity with his fellow co-workers if he had money from elsewhere.

Then the word you're looking for is 'set', 'scenario' is another word for plot.

Not really, it's just the standard BS that happens when one love interest is more popular than the other. The less favored love interest will have their "bad/problematic" points exaggerated and misrepresented as the worst stuff in existence.

She wasn't legally married to them. Just had ceremonies.

Why are you wondering? It was spelled out in the episodes that she wasn't some ordinary girl.

Welp, seen the ending on youtube now, so it was another trolling preview. Guess I should commend them for consistency :)

Agreed that it's unlikely to be anything other than trolling, but you never know if they are not trolling until after the episode :(

Yeah, if that teaser becomes reality in ep 50, this drama will become a 1 instead of a 9 for me.

First off, she did not disown her brother. He's the one who disowned her. Secondly you are simply wrong that she does not have a right to disown her father. Family is a two-way street. Parents can't do whatever they want and expect their children to just take it.

No, he did. His sister had already left for America and didn't even know he was sick.

Not the same thing, he was sick with a lethal illness. He *had* no choice since it was either that or basically leave her abandoned on the street.

Legally only a problem if grandpa reregister his daughter on his family-register. Basically grandpa has to "forsake" one of his children for his grandchildren to be able to marry.

Stop your hyperbole, they've shown him buy her food plenty of times, this time it's because he noticed how down she was after her talk with her brother so he wanted her to have homecooked food and they both like HJ's food and he lives near so it's natural for him to go by there.

Kocowa releases on the same day as it's broadcast. A few hours later and with subs about 5 hours after it first is available.

Agreed with everything above and would add that Hyun Jae has been single for quite some time and is a bit of a workaholic so is still in "bachelor"-mode. Let's hope he can saddle over to "dating"-mode soon.

I'm not overly worried, previews for this show have been quite misleading so far. Min Ho crying and Kyung Ae looking serious probably have nothing to do with the apparent traffic-accident.

She hasn't been victimizing herself, she was in an abusive marriage and it isn't strange at all that she gets attached to something she only has good memories of. As for her personality, she's abrasive and dances to her own tune instead of others which it seems she had to suppress while married so it's natural it surfaces now that she's free of the thing that suppressed her.

Yeah, I don't hate her either. Unfortunately there are viewers who simply turn off their brains and just hate on anything that could interfere with Hyun Jae and Mi Rae's relationship.

The dad of the three brothers Min Ho has been narrating in every episode. Or more precisely; been reading out loud what he writes down in his journal.

Hard disagree, these two women are the exception to his ability to keep boundaries. Which is a good thing otherwise there wouldn't be any interesting drama.
I honestly don't understand people like you. They have made it crystal clear the ex was THE one, and that Hyun Jae obviously hasn't managed to process their breakup for all this time.
As for Mi Rae, he's going to be doubly hesitant to really start anything because one: he's afraid she'll be Young Eun 2.0 (it's clear they have a similar background), and two: his unresolved feelings for his ex.