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Yes, it does not and for him to be looking at the photo before offing himself. I though he was purely evil. There were no previous signs that he was so conflicted with his choices, but suddenly, they seem to be alluding to him feeling sentimental or something.

Don't worry. The writer also doesn't know.

No.

Exactly, haha!

Those viewers just can't accept the truth.

This is exactly a fairytale pretending to be a cutthroat fight for power.

It has even the classic ending for Disney fairytale. The villain is just offed, and main leads are happy.

Imagine, everyone is just giving up their claim to Tae Oh. Just why?

I wouldn't consider him morally ambiguous either. He is a Disney hero through and through. Everyone loves him in contrast to In Ha.

Either the director or the writer had some fetish for abuse. Her abuse was pointless other than to shove in our face that In Ha is pure evil.

Not really. He is just fond of her like a sister. There was nothing romantic.

1. Everybody loves Tae Oh. He is the impossible heir. Chairman gave the company to him because the writer said so.

Why he chose Kang Oh to target? Nobody knows.

Why he had to help In Ha? Writer did not elaborate.

Whether his parents were relevant? Not really.

2. In Ha is just your standard caricature of a villain. He went to prison and committed suicide.

Did he kill himself because he felt remorse? Hard to tell what the writers wanted. Just that writers did not know how to resolve his ending, so they chose the cheapest way.

Magically, everyone turned their backs on him. Why? Writer just needed him to become a villain.

Why he went on a murder spree killing his brother? He does not know either because the writer does not as well.

3. Hye Won went to have an affair with Tae Oh before her wedding and openly defied In Ha. Suddenly became in charge of some foundation. Then, at the end, she said she wanted to focus on herself first.

How did she help Tae Oh? I do not understand. Probably stealing the funds or something.

Did she feel guilty? No. She said so.

What happened to Tae Oh promising to make her an heir? Nothing

Did she end up with Tae Oh? No, but they both looked at the ending fireworks. It is up to your interpretation.

4. Hee Joo just left and went on a long trip to find herself.

What other relevance did she have in the story? Nothing.

Did she end up with Tae Oh? No. Thank God. Though she send some updates to him. To me, they only felt like good friends.

5. Tae Oh's mother died and his father just remained in jail.

Who killed her? Apparently she fell by herself when the father visited her. The father just went back to prison after.

What was the point? Nothing. Probably to spice up the end. In Ha went to inform the father about the mother's whereabouts. I guess that was another point. Just stack up In Ha's sins.

I would say no if you are going in expecting a big-budget drama. The pacing is terrible, and everything is so bland. The writing is the worst aspect. But it is still your choice.

Oh my goodness, she actually died just like that. I thought she was murdered, lol. Not that death is a laughing matter. But the way they killed the character was a bit funny. Thank you for clarifying.

My thought process is that the writers did not know at first which among the cast would be a good villain for their story until later on.

How did you manage that?

Nothing. They have conflict for the sake of having conflict. Writer just needed the other one to be a villain and the other one to be the hero.

The villain does bad things because he is the villain. The hero gets everything handed out to him because he is the hero.

Whatever conflict you see in the future episodes is immaterial.

Congratulations on carrying the Impossible Heir. I was only able to tolerate it because of you. Wishing you all the best in the future!

Same. Hope she gets the lead role in a good drama with good script.

Maybe they spent it all on that fireworks 😂

P.S. The writer sure loved relying on the time skips.

Surprisingly, there are.

Just learned that it was embezzlement and something about hiding a corpse or whatever

I also don't understand why every character is being directed that way. Maybe the director just want to turn the show into a comedy because of how unsalvageable the story was.