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But he is an accomplice. He knew about the plot afterwards, kept the recordings, and yet he kept silence. That made him an accomplice, as he assisted the real murderer to avoid prosecution.

But it was not the real JDJ though - with all the knowledge of the future???
How could the real JDJ achieve what he did, become COO of Miracle without the knowledge of the future?
The whole thing just don't make sense at all.

There is no point.
The ending makes the whole story irrelevant, as if Ep2 to Ep15 do not matter at all.
They don't make sense, can't be explained and YHY could accomplished the same thing without that "reborn" thing.

The problem is not rushed or not.
With an ending like this, it won't change my mind no matter how many extra episodes it add on.
Maybe better like this, the final torture is just one last episode.

Justice? A murder accomplice becoming a hero and got off with no consequences?

No, what we can't accept is Ep 2 to Ep 15 and their total irrelevance at the end of the day.

How can you say it is a "well written ending" when it is so unsatisfying?

She injured her ankle and could not continue.

They have not pressed charges against Grandma, and in fact, they don't even have solid evidence. They just started to get to interview her. No one is under arrest yet, and so there is no "criminal". Yes she is free to travel.

It's almost impossible to have a season 2 for this type of "reborn" or "time travel" type of story.

Actually, it IS getting more recognition than AoS outside MDL.
You won't get that impression if you check the comments section in AoS in MDL, it's almost like a cult or a religion there LOL.
But this is getting much higher ratings than AoS despite all the hype - the last episode is almost double of what AoS is getting so far.

On the contrary, you should start binge watch it now, thoroughly enjoying the first 14 episodes, in case the ending is a disappointment :)

It's not about expectations.
It's different moral values and priorities. As they are far apart in these areas, they will never understand or agree with each other.

I don't know why people are obsessed if there is romance or not.
It's just a small of the show and the story.

Actually, these ratings don't directly translate to viewers' numbers, not sure how to compare them.
For example, even though WoTM's 28.4% looks much higher than Sky Castle's 23.4%. Sky Castle actually had more viewers.
Sky Castle's final episode was 23.8% with 6.5 million viewers (highest).
World of the Married's final episode was 28.4% with 6.25 million viewers (highest).

So I am always confused why WofTM is ranked higher than Sky Castle as most watched cable drama.

Not my cup of tea. I didn't like any of the characters in World of the Married. Can't root for any of them, so I did not enjoy that drama.

It hasn't affected the story flow so far.
"Mess" is not the first word most would use to describe this show, whether you like it or not.

On the contrary, I like how the story now incorporates some dark elements, much more interesting than candy and fluffy for the whole show,

They have been dating for 10 years, not broken up 10 years ago LOL.
I think they only broke up like 2? years ago.

To be honest, there is no good reason for the ML to break up with her. He never told her the "reason" - even when he has no reason to feel guilty in the first place. His brother's death in the end has nothing to do with the ring.

Imagine dating someone for 10 years, weddings all planned, then someone in his/her family died, and BAM, the wedding is off, and you are dumped. How would you feel?

The ML now found new love, though I cannot understand why he just brushed off his 10 year relationship for the new love.
Of course, DJ is my girl and seeing her finding love is nice. But the way ML dumped his ex cannot convince me at all. Chung Ha didn't deserve this at all.

I would have to disagree with you.