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My personal advice: avoid watching the episode ZERO, with the narrator and subtitles overlapping the text.
It's interesting to see this seasoned divorce lawyer navigating her own divorce with the help of this young lawyer who hadn't even chosen this field.
It won't be a walk in the park, with this husband who cheated on her and continues to cheat on her with one of her employees, and who nevertheless wants custody of their daughter.
Divorces and situations of all kinds. Even touching stories, sometimes with happy endings, sometimes with truly disastrous ones. We see this lawyer change as her case progresses, and this change is reflected in her work. Her commitment to making up for lost time with her daughter and her desire to reconnect will lead her to moments of frustration at not feeling "enough."
The lawyer, his colleague, who secretly love her, finds it painful to stay close to her, advising her but unable to comfort her as she would like. This, too, is touching. The second male lead isn't faring any better either. He proposes to the young lawyer Yu Ri, but is friend-zoned, leaving him waiting for her to change her mind.
Episode 10 could have been the series finale, but instead... more lawsuits, more twists.
She'll set up her own business and take matters into her own hands as best she can, staying in touch with her former colleagues. In fact, she'll have many cases in common with her old law firm, perhaps too many, but the beauty is seeing that even though she'll be Han Yuri's adversary in court, outside they'll be more than colleagues (almost friends), knowing how to clearly divide their work and life.
I also enjoyed the soundtrack.
It's interesting to see this seasoned divorce lawyer navigating her own divorce with the help of this young lawyer who hadn't even chosen this field.
It won't be a walk in the park, with this husband who cheated on her and continues to cheat on her with one of her employees, and who nevertheless wants custody of their daughter.
Divorces and situations of all kinds. Even touching stories, sometimes with happy endings, sometimes with truly disastrous ones. We see this lawyer change as her case progresses, and this change is reflected in her work. Her commitment to making up for lost time with her daughter and her desire to reconnect will lead her to moments of frustration at not feeling "enough."
The lawyer, his colleague, who secretly love her, finds it painful to stay close to her, advising her but unable to comfort her as she would like. This, too, is touching. The second male lead isn't faring any better either. He proposes to the young lawyer Yu Ri, but is friend-zoned, leaving him waiting for her to change her mind.
Episode 10 could have been the series finale, but instead... more lawsuits, more twists.
She'll set up her own business and take matters into her own hands as best she can, staying in touch with her former colleagues. In fact, she'll have many cases in common with her old law firm, perhaps too many, but the beauty is seeing that even though she'll be Han Yuri's adversary in court, outside they'll be more than colleagues (almost friends), knowing how to clearly divide their work and life.
I also enjoyed the soundtrack.
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