Long story short, FL is a lawyer who end up being asked to defend ML by his wife for a murder. However, she then…
So let me get this straight — the wife hires a lawyer (FL) to defend her abusive husband who’s accused of murder, and this same lawyer ends up getting romantically or physically involved with him? That’s beyond unethical. She’s literally being paid for her legal services, and yet she crosses every professional boundary possible. That’s not passion or “complicated emotions” — that’s pure unprofessionalism and moral corruption.
Honestly, if the Japanese bar council in that story’s world doesn’t see that as misconduct, then it’s absurd. It’s like they’re normalizing the idea of lawyers offering “extra services” to clients. At that point, she’s not just a lawyer — she’s acting like a mistress or even a prostitute under the cover of legal duty. Completely unethical and morally bankrupt behavior
many things caused me frustrations... Ji-eun's neighbor, for example, who appears in the story quite out of tune. She stands there, almost like an outside force trying to push Ji-eun into the affair with the professor, even without a true connection between them. This takes away the naturalness of the unfolding of the relationship, because we feel that Ji-eun is manipulated to make that decision. Their coexistence has no chemistry, it doesn't seem like a strong friendship.
Tags, Cheating, cheater fl, two timer, gold digger
I watched My Love Eun Dong expecting a tragic romance, but what I saw felt deeply one-sided and morally unfair. The story tries to sell Eun-dong and Ji Eun-ho’s affair as “fated love,” yet in reality, it glorifies emotional cheating. From the very beginning, Eun-dong was already involved with another man — the one who later became her husband — but still carried on with her past lover in secret. After the accident, her husband lost his ability to walk because he tried to save her, while she lost her memory. Instead of exploring his sacrifice or pain, the drama turns him into a convenient villain so the audience can root for the “true lovers.” That felt wrong. No one in the story seems to care about the disabled husband’s suffering; his existence is reduced to an obstacle. The show romanticizes betrayal and rewrites responsibility as “destiny,” leaving a bitter taste for anyone who values loyalty and emotional honesty
It's only that JH wasn't even slightly interested in JP let alone "long for him" only until she became…
YR was the villain — but the show tried to force viewers to see her as the female lead. She literally took everything from her supposed best friend. Jung Hui even became an attempted murderer because of her, yet YR never showed a hint of gratitude. Instead, she stayed beside Jae Pil for seven years, seducing him while pretending to move on.
She never wanted Jung Hui to return, even though Jung Hui cared for her deeply — enough to break up with her own boyfriend (whatever her reasons were). And in the end, YR sent her away without hesitation. She took everything — her love, her dignity, her peace — and didn’t even feel ashamed about it.
Girl code? YR broke the human record for ungratefulness. 😤
Honestly, if the Japanese bar council in that story’s world doesn’t see that as misconduct, then it’s absurd. It’s like they’re normalizing the idea of lawyers offering “extra services” to clients. At that point, she’s not just a lawyer — she’s acting like a mistress or even a prostitute under the cover of legal duty. Completely unethical and morally bankrupt behavior
Fl defend ML, who was a domestic abuser.
Cheating, cheater fl, two timer, gold digger
I watched My Love Eun Dong expecting a tragic romance, but what I saw felt deeply one-sided and morally unfair. The story tries to sell Eun-dong and Ji Eun-ho’s affair as “fated love,” yet in reality, it glorifies emotional cheating. From the very beginning, Eun-dong was already involved with another man — the one who later became her husband — but still carried on with her past lover in secret. After the accident, her husband lost his ability to walk because he tried to save her, while she lost her memory. Instead of exploring his sacrifice or pain, the drama turns him into a convenient villain so the audience can root for the “true lovers.” That felt wrong. No one in the story seems to care about the disabled husband’s suffering; his existence is reduced to an obstacle. The show romanticizes betrayal and rewrites responsibility as “destiny,” leaving a bitter taste for anyone who values loyalty and emotional honesty
Japan is full of weak and perverted men.
She never wanted Jung Hui to return, even though Jung Hui cared for her deeply — enough to break up with her own boyfriend (whatever her reasons were). And in the end, YR sent her away without hesitation. She took everything — her love, her dignity, her peace — and didn’t even feel ashamed about it.
Girl code? YR broke the human record for ungratefulness. 😤