I think the drama reached its roof. it's still the talk of the town and keeping its audience (the drop in ratings is not that big at all), which is the main goal. there were some comments of men complaining about it being """too feminist""", especially after the last episode, but I don't think it's that relevant to make your average viewer not tune in, especially considering we're reaching the last episodes. I think it will end its run with this same 15% rating, maybe with a high peak for the last 2 eps.

A slight dip this late into the series after a meteoric rise isn't that bad. I think Hanbada representing a string of not very sympathetic clients could have led some to put this on hold. But the clients are all part of the growth.

The novelty of the female lead character is wearing off. It is now just a legal drama.

Disappointed in MiRae...she needs to be very lonely and heartbroken for a while to see what it feels like. But, dramaland...