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A marital problem is never a one sided problem.

After catching up all the episodes, I now have no clue what you were talking about. KJW's English was very good! If you have problem understanding, I don't think she was the problem IMHO . And I'm from Canada.

Don't be so mean.
Criticising other people's accent in 2nd language is not cool.
Let see how well your accent in speaking Korean sound! LoL

Do note that 'Massive and undeniable popularity of “Alchemy of Souls,”' only applies here in MDL. Its numbers in Korean ratings and Netflix viewerships are only decent but not spectacular. No awards. Doubt that was career changing for LJW.

MDL listing is a bit random.
If you check out Korean poster, FL is 2nd on the list.

Good thing that filming for Season 3 was already done, cos Season 2 tanked badly at Netflix. Very poor viewership numbers. Only 2 weeks among top 10, then completely fell off the list.

I personally would have much preferred an ending showing that he was forgiven and didn't need to go to hell. He was allowed to reincarnate, as a son of his mother again (who has died at that time), and destined to meet with her reincarnated girlfriend in the future.
This would still be a happy ending to me, without introducing time travel, and negating everything that has happened.

A good watch.

However, even though they gave us a "happy ending", I don't like it.
Throughout most of the first 6 episodes, the stories were interesting as they were linked, happened with a purpose, and everything progressed in a linear manner. Then out of the blue, the 11th death was a time travel back in time - and he was allowed to choose suicide AGAIN after going through the first 10 deaths?

And then the ending was yet another time travel back in time. This sort of negated the first 6 episodes - would the serial killer still be caught since all those decisions/events with the Death's Game would not happen any more? Her girlfriend was still destined to die, unless he can do a "Marry my husband" or "Twinkling Watermelon" type history altering ability.

I personally really dislike this type of time travel (and this is not even the main plot device for this drama) as it just created a whole can of plot holes.

But this was part of the webnovel, the source material. Not made up by "no name" writers.

Why are you still watching this "garbage"?
It's been great for me so far for the first 10 EP, very enjoyable. Though too much filler for EP 11.
To be honest, I can't think of any time travel drama which doesn't have sponge count plot holes.

Dramas like Our Beloved Summer, Doona!, Extracurricular.... are all under the Youth Drama Genres, so not sure what to expect.

Way overrated for me.

You should add "in 2023"

The fact this drama has a 9.2 rating is as puzzling as the plot holes.

Started watching this since this was the "highest rated drama" in MDL in 2023 according to the year end blog post.
Watched 9 episodes, disappointed so far, and struggling to finish it. Maybe expectation was too high?
Found Hyun Wook's acting/character irritating, and totally not convincing as it almost has no resemblance to his older character.
A lot of fillers and childish behaviour. Guess aiming for younger audience?
Hope it gets better in the second half, if I can finish this.

Reacher is still #1 in US. There is a good chance MMH can take the top spot in the coming weeks.

Goodbye! Guess no drama is universally liked by everyone.
But Marry My Husband is now a Mega Hit in Prime Video, gaining international audience (as well as domestic) in droves.
MMH is now #1 in many english speaking countries, including Australia and Canada, and #2 in USA, the largest market for Prime Video by far. Quite a feat for a drama with no english dub.

And Marry My Husband is becoming a Mega Hit in Prime Video.
Remember that it has no english dub, but it has achieved #1 in Australia and Canada, and #2 in USA. That is an amazing achievement for a foreign language drama in english speaking countries. Definitely the most successful K-Drama for Prime. Even though Moving did well in Disney+, but it never got near this level of viewership.

I don't think telling the cheating part would resolve the scandal.
This would not negate the workplace abuse/bullying accusation.

I beg to differ, I think the chemistry of the main leads is great.
The biggest flaw for me is stretching it to 16 episodes, and way too much flash back.