I stop watching this at ep 30 (?). I wish they casted different actor, other than Ahn Jae-hyun, he is so stiff and his romance scenes are so unbelievable. And it is the problems with weekender, sometimes the story can't maintain my interest for 50 eps when it is probably watchable for 16 eps.

So far, I'm enjoying the drama. I really hope Mom doesn't make it too hard on Yeon-doo in the next episodes. I'm assuming that nothing will happen to YD's baby since he/she is in the title but this conflict just after she nearly lost her baby. I've always believed pregnant women should stay out of worrisome situations or else it will affect the baby.

See you soon!

I will start posting here after I see Episode 34- so see you all soon as well.

We are already so far??
I'm still behind though 😬

So far so good. It's a good modern family drama with different relationships going on at the same.
I think what makes watching the drama a bit tough is that there are lot of suspense in all the different relationships. Also the fact that, we have to wait every weekend for the next episodes. Meaning when you really want to know what is happening in the next scene of the last scene of an episode, then it's either the next day or another weekend before one can do so.
But on the whole it's a beautiful movie.
The male lead is doing very well now. I think his character was a bit challenging for him to fit at the onset.

Episode 34
It broke my heart that Yeon-do left like she did. It was hard to see Tae-kyung have to suffer and not even be a part of Real’s birth. The writers need to make up for all this sorrow.

I've come this far so I'll finish it, but it's not a show that moves me very much. I do like the different storylines and social/moral dilemmas involving pregnancy/birth/bloodline and I want to know how they'll be resolved, but other than that, there's no character I care about enough to look forward to the show each week. Also, the production value is quite low; all the scenes are in the same, mainly indoor spaces. I suppose that's not too unusual for 50-episode weekend shows, but for some reason, the set design for this show seems even less interesting than most. Perhaps it's because there's been no meaningful, iconic outdoor set.

Suddenly this show changed radically and I want to know why. The writer had been juggling multiple couple relationships- and then handed us a one year time skip. Have all the balls been dropped (except for ending the story of Uncle and his First Love, that is)? OK, we know that TK’s older sister has returned to work and his colleage (and BIL) is starting a Paternity leave- but that really is not telling us much. What happened with Soo-gyeum, Macknae and our Young Father? For that matter are our childless couple going to remain that way?

Awkward plothole: Yeon-doo is supposed to be looking for a location for a study room- so how is it she is looking at TK’s apartment? Sure it gives us a nice “We meet again” screne but at this moment I am actually pretty steamed up. Fortunately, I have resisted the urge to put down many otherwise appropiate language from my Naval days because I can assure you that that language would not be pretty.

Is it possible that the suits at the network demanded changes? That would explain why a wrench was suddenly thrown into what had actually been a tightly scripted show.

The writer had better give us something that makes sense of this mess next weekend.

I've been speed watching this show and following all of your comments. I'm finally hooked, and really interested in seeing how things play out from here - there are so many relationships that have been formed and then shaken up!

What annoys me the most i these past episodes is the hypocrisy of that family. Yeas it’s not good that they lied, but I do t see why they have such an issue it’s not biologically tar kung. Firstly he is not the chairman’s bio son, but was adopted after marrying his mother, secondly the sister in law is going to do sperm donation which if you think it’s the same thing and yoon do… the real father would be the one who raised it. But year just Amy annoyances

I wasnt sure I was watching the same show anymore, haha.

I had complained about how vanilla the leads and their relationship were, atleast there is some angst now.

SeJin's garbage bag coat in episode 34 was a hoot, better than Jeon Do Yeon's coats in CCIR. LOL

When Yeon Doo told TK's mother the truth and SeJin was right there and attached herself to her, especially when she advised TK to tell his mother the truth, I was thinking not this stupid stuff again. I would like this show so much better if someone, ANYONE, just stopped and asked her to leave before continuing family discussions.

With all the melodrama from TK's mother, I was in the same space as grandma "Whether you live or die, do it tomorrow(When I am not watching)". LOL. As hard as it is for me to understand family members telling an adult couple whether they can be together or not, the angst was hard to follow.

After TK's mother took her back to her mother's house, what was the point of YD returning to ask for forgiveness? Aside from the fact that she has already apologized a million times, and this is a pet peeve of mine, why harrass the person you have ostensibly wronged to ask for forgiveness? To me that is refusing to let them process it at their own pace, and forcing the pace instead. The respectful thing would have been to leave her alone for a while.
However, if she had we wouldnt have had the melodrama to beat Indian movies, LOL.

I can understand them not wanting to necessarily show YD being pregnant, she had a 21" waist for months, etc., but couldnt they atleast have NOT put her in clothes with belts, emphasizing said 21" waist?
I loved how Su Jeong caught on to Woo Hee's scam quickly, but just when I thought we saw the last of her there she was again, but atleast she is being helpful again.
YD's mother was needlessly cruel, but I was glad that she said what she did, cos now we get to see anger from TK. From the trailer, it looks like that will be gone next week though.

Gods above and beyond, 16 more episodes to go. When I saw who played the ML’s mother I was a bit afraid as I saw her in Young Lady and Gentleman. And alas… why is it necessary to screech that hard, it’s completely over the top, I don’t like how she plays the madwoman.

Is it just me or is the time skip is actually refreshing to see?

It's definitely something different and I am extremely excited to see what happens next.

ML's mother's antics does seem to be the work of executives in order to increase the ratings though 🤔

Episode 35 tries to pick up the threads where we left off a year ago. It is still jarring though. But, clearly one new character has just been added: The owner of the cafe downstairs from where our Macknae works. Macknae and Soogyeum stepped in to pick up drinks and the young, pretty owner refuses to tell Soogyeum how she makes the watermelon juice. Then the shot of our pretty cafe owner taking out the trash- and is still not seen by our Young Father who is on the phone telling his family that he has finally been hired by a company. Who is this new lady? I am going out on a limb here to suggest that we may have just met Soogyeum's mother. Are we looking at a love triangle here?

Episodes 35 and 36 starts Yeon-do's and Tae-kyung's raising the baby together. I really want Se-jin's father to do something about his scheming daughter - that ungrateful wench! Now, YD's time with the TK's family is showing how influential she had been in their family that Granny is even taking care of her. TK's mother may be so upset right now, but being a mother, too, I believe that it is because of the lie - and not about the baby.

How are we doing after episode 36? It is obvious that a decision was made to increase the emphasis given to the story of Macknae, Soogyeum and our Young Father. We are told that Macknae has been dating the Young Father for a year- but officially only “Un seriously”. Except we just found out that Maknae, who was once so opposed to marriage that she literally ran away from Jay and his family, is instead now upset at the idea that our Young Father might not want to marry her. Meanwhile, Soogyeum has taken a shine to the pretty cafe owner downstairs from Macknae’s company: It is clear that this must be her (as yet unrevealed) mom- a mom who is also her ‘influencer’ daughter’s biggest fan. We are going to be treated to a love triangle. Incredibly, Maknae still does not know that her guy is our FL’s younger brother, a massive hurdle sitting in their future.

Even with a little flesh (and time) now added to this one side couple’s story an inordinate amount of time was spent on our main couple and our 2ML. The other side couples have been sidelined. Still, these episodes were dramatically much more exciting than what we have seen for a long time.

Note: It was confirmed that Strawberry was Grandma’s daughter. So the suggestion that our ML and our 2ML may be half-bothers remains plausible.

The jury is still out on the wisdom of the one-year time skip. At the very least we need much more history regarding that missing year than we have yet received because it is very hard to see what happened with many of our characters at this point.

In-Ok: "He is going to be so lonely. I hate her for leaving him". Lol. She actually frog marched YD to her mother's home and told her everything before YD had a chance to break it to her mother. She blames YD for leaving, grandma for causing it all, with no self awareness that this crisis is entirely her doing. This was a character I loved until 2 weeks ago, then the writers took a hatchet to it. Sigh.

I had hoped that since YD left him, it would be up to her to come back, and not have TK beg her to come back. I guess that was too much to hope for.

So the childless SIL met the uncle's first love's son. Is this what the prophesy meant - their child would have 2 fathers, or something to that effect?

Not sure why SeJin and JoonHa went silent for a year but are now hot on the trail again.

After watching Ep 35-36, I realize there sure is an awful lot of on again-off again when a drama is 50 episodes long!

Episode 37 strained credulity. We are at Maximum Makjang now.

Soogyeum’s mom, the pretty cafe owner, is named Song-yi. She literally hid when our Young Father came into her cafe.

Our leads are back together and their families- and our second leads- are acting like lunatics. Se-jin turns down another blind date because, Captain Ahab like, she is still obsessed with our ML. Joon-ha is obsessed with gaining possession of his baby.

No word yet on Grandma’s search for Strawberry.

I am hanging in there and will complete my watch of this show- face palming all the way from the looks of things at this point.

Episode 38 leaves us with still no word about Grandma’s daughter Strawberry. Somehow that just symbolizes for me where we are in this story. We began with two ugly scenes: His mom disowning our ML and Joon-ha then threatening our FL with a lawsuit if she does not go to America with him and their baby. That’s a surefire way to win a girl’s heart, Joon-ha (yes that was sarcasm). Could somebody please explain what our FL could possibly ever have seen in this guy? It simply makes no dramatic sense that any woman could ever fall for such an infantile, self-centered, supposedly adult human male. My question to the writer is simply this: with only twelve more episodes to go is there time for Joonha to actually grow up? As Grandma said “Why did YD date a bastard like that?”. Odd that in this, and the last several episodes it is Grandma who is being the voice of reason.

Just to ramp the Mackjang up one more notch Se-jin has decided to destroy the Gong’s company. Her obsession knows no bounds: She is indeed the female version of Captain Ahab and this writer has thoroughly absorbed the lessons in MOBY DICK. But maybe Se-jin won’t get the chance after all..

But wait! There’s more! In-ok ends this episode with yet another bizarre stunt. Why are we still watching? To see what is the next crazy thing that is bound to happen, of course.

Episode 38
I am flabbergasted at the heinous things that were said…
”You’re done being my son.”
“The pain your father felt as he raised someone else’s kid…It’s time you felt it, too.”
“I crossed him off as my son….I don’t need a son like him.”
“It looks like he chose a woman over his family.”
“Return the baby to her biological father, then I’ll approve of you and Tae-kyung.”
Like Jun-ha could be a good father; he is a complete jerk and too self-centered. He obviously did not show his true colors to Yeon-doo when they were dating or she would not have dated him. Yeon-doo and Tae-kyung need to move to Daegu or Busan so that they can be as far away as possible from their so-called families. At least it looks like Bong-nim is coming around. And why in the world did Yeon-doo get in the car with In-ok?!?!?!? Maybe they could introduce another character; an old girlfriend of Jun-ha shows up with his 5 year-old-son. Lol.

I have come to dislike Yeon-doo for her wanting to make a martyr of herself while having no heart for the people whose lives she will shatter. Tae-kyung had determined to live with her and the baby out of love for them; he got an apartment where they could live together away from the Gong family and their abuse. Why did she write those goodbye letters crying crocodile tears determined to end her relationship with Tae-kyung? She does not deserve someone as compassionate as Tae-kyung.
I also wonder why she dresses like a schoolgirl, always wearing white socks with smocking like dresses while the other women wear adult outfits. Maybe he clothes hint that she needs to grow up.

Let me start with something positive. Soo Gyeom is the most adorable child.

Irrespective of whether he is a jerk or not, and he is, Joon Ha has some inalienable rights as the child's father. I dont get how people can say "Go away, we will bring this child up by ourselves". I was glad when YD said as much, but shutting him out of naming the kid etc., is not cool. TK has no rights over the baby. Having said that, I am not sure why he wants YD to move with him to the US? Perhaps its because he wont be able to take the child out of the country in a joint custody scenario, but if he has feelings for her, he doesnt act like it.

Its been hard to arrive at this point, considering Ahn Jae Hyun is one of my favorite actors, but Gong Tae Gyeong is a weak and wimpy character. In their bid to make him the "good guy", the writers have made him completely pale and boring. I dont think AJH has added any color to the character either.

As much I hate In Ok right now, I was so happy when she called SeJin on her BS and asked her to stay out of the family affairs. So gratifying. Aside from a little melodrama, she was relatively subdued this week.

YD's family literally kidnapping the baby and YD and then asking InOk to help her tear them apart, BongNim telling Joon Ha that she cannot give YD or the baby to him - I cant even. I completely get that this is a different culture and I absolutely shouldnt comment on it, but this isn't even making a lot of sense. Do families get this assertive in what is essentially the decision of two grown adults? Also I am having a hard time understanding why the fact that Joon Ha is the father is so significant. They knew it was someone else, what diff does it make that it is him? Is it the proximity?

As mentioned earlier, this show seems "stuck" in an endless loop of irrational, obsessively stubborn characters ranting about the same thing; it is like watching people struggle in quicksand. This show has to have set the record number of "I'm sorry" statements. It is boring and going nowhere.

Out of curiosity I have continued to watch this show. And now we maybe have a new mystery to resolve.

As Episode 39 began we got a continuation of the bizarre behavior of In-Ok, TK’s mom, which then carried over with YD confronting In-ok and then carried over with TK confronting his mom at the family home- with harsh words and an upset Grandma. Then we finally had some real fun: Grandma runs away from home and parks herself with YD, TK and Haneul, the baby. Sure, she did try to urge YD to give p the baby but was her heart really in it? The answer is clearly no as we see her alone in the baby’s room clutching a handkerchief with strawberries on it - and just shortly after hearing her say that she does not need to see Haneul because the baby is not related to her, which is a clear foreshadowing of a future moment when Grandma will get to discover that in fact the baby actually is her greatgrandchild. This means that we will finally get to hear Joon-ha’s backstory. And with it the story of Grandma’s Strawberry.

But it appears that there may be a reveal coming regarding Soogyeum’s mom, the pretty cafe owner Song Song-yi. Because the one that that we know is that our Young Father is extremely surprised to see her. Obviously, there is a story there.

Did I mention that Macknae still does not know that our Young Father is YD’s younger brother? Credulity is being strained here.

And I am still watching just to see what happens next.

Do y'all remember Lee Da Hee/Scarlet's perplexity in Search: WWW when the drama she was watching suddenly killed off her favorite actor's character? "What? Who died? Why would he be dead? He was alive up until yesterday, you crazy drama!"

That whiplash feeling is how I am experiencing this hot mess of an everything-and-the-kitchen-sink emotional stew.

One minute In Ok is bellowing with grief and rage over 16 years of disrespect and neglect. [Am I watching an homage to Ibsen's Doll's House? The exposition of the consequences of stuffing down a woman's dignity for more than a decade to conform to patriarchal order?]

Shortly after, her rejected wanna-be daughter-in-law Oh Yeon "Boundaries mean NOTHING to me!" Doo invades her home and continues the erasure of In Ok's very reasonable request for some alone time.

BUT -- immediate break -- Surprise! suddenly In Ok's family arrive and even more suddenly, Surprise! After a super-cringe brisk apology session In Ok's whole core family achieve an instant resolution and In Ok is back to behaving like a rational and mature parent (after at least a year of some dark downward spiral into depression and rage? Nope? Now we good?) and THEN the next day she's at Oh Yeon Doo's natal family's home to render a heartfelt apology (I assume, honestly I couldn't bear to watch it) and Yeon Doo and Tae Kyung are rejoicing in their acceptance back into the Gong compound.

I just feel so sorry for the actors. I am not hate-watching, because who has time for that, but I am definitely now bemusement-watching, just squinting at the screen and wondering what kind of crazy is coming next.

But this reminder does make me want to rewatch the Scarlett / Cha Hyeon portions of Search: WWW, so I guess that's one positive outcome.

Hope to see you all on the other side.

I'm still way behind and keeping track primarily through reading comments here and on MDL and FF through old episodes (finally completed Ep. 38 yesterday).

With regard to DNA. . . .

Many, many episodes ago (when I thought we would actually have a 9 month pregnancy - even if compressed into a few episodes) I wondered if Baby Real would have an issue while in utero or immediately after birth and blood transfusions would be required. DNA not important - but blood type might be and perhaps even rare blood types.

Joon ha, of course, would be a donor (unless they are going the LOL-but-Joon-ha-isn't-the-bio-dad-hahahaha-fooled-you-stupid-viewers route) but others would also be tested to be potential blood donors.

I prefer that route (contra CNA testing) for discovering any potential relationship between Joon-ha and whichever person/family he may be related to. Now that apparently everyone is once again one big happy family, with 10 more eps in front of us, there MUST be some sort of upcoming tragedy/crisis involving Baby Real, methinks.

I’m probably in a minority of one here, but TK’s mom’s post-time jump antics make sense to me, especially after this weekend’s episodes. She spent years taking disrespect, dismissiveness, and other bad treatment from this family because she brought an “outside child” into the family. She’s been told repeatedly for years that bringing TK into the family was a huge sin and because of that she should suffer their unkind treatment. Chun-myung and Ji-myung were horrible to her and protected by grandma and conveniently ignored by dad. She accepted that her ability to run her household would always be hampered by the sin of bringing TK into her marriage—at least until YD “married” into the family and backed her up and helped her stand up for herself.

With that background, it makes perfect sense that she’d lose all rationality when it turns out her son is trying to do the same thing her husband did. She’s knows it’s not allowed in this family. She knows she’s an exception to that rule, and she’s paid the price for that. And she’s been properly trained on what should happen in this situation: cruelty, dismissiveness, and other mistreatment.

That she goes overboard makes sense too. The family that painstakingly taught her to react with cruelty is suddenly reacting with kindness and understanding?? Towards a stranger and TK (who never tried to assimilate to the family’s way)??? And the end results is In-ok is once again an outsider, the one in the wrong, the one damaging the family. I, too, might lose my mind in that situation.

This may not be a popular view, but IMO Tae Gyeong is a doormat. You dont have to be completely submissive to be a good person.
I understand that the writers wanted to make YD a martyr, hence bringing the family over to reconcile, while she nobly walks away, but the constant invasion of InOk's space was vey triggering. Drama Gods decided to make that the reason why the family got to a better place, so I will not say anything more.
It looks like Joon-Ha will spin out of control next, wonder when they will have time to resolve the stories of single father and maknae, the uncle and his manipulative first love, Se Jin's father, the childless couple and grandma & strawberry.

I felt very wrung out after watching episodes 39-40. I’m surprised that Grandma is one of my favourite characters. She’s certainly had the biggest character arc and seeing the apology during the group hug/cathartic scene was quite something in comparison to her mean spirited apologies earlier in the drama.
I think the group hug was a way to put the family back together before we move on to Joon Ha and his attempts to coerce YD to return to him.

As I Bemuse Watched episode 40, I was struck by the incongruity of this episode's resolution of the extreme conflicts which prevailed over the several episodes which preceded it. Suddenly everyone is forgiving each other? It was all resolved too easily for me: Dramas should ring true and this just did not. This just gives the audience whiplash.

It struck me as a convenient re-boot executed because all of the angst was just not selling well.

The only scene that actually did ring true was watching our Young Father expressing his anger to Soogyeum's mother and telling her to stay away from their daughter because he has told Soogyeum that her mother is dead.

Humorous moment: Sejin shows up before Bong-nim but for no reason involving our lead characters or the baby: She wants Bong-nim to stay away from her father.

Which may be a hint about the remaining episodes to come: Furious re-writing is obviously being done to make the show more entertaining. We will see if it succeeeds.

Oh, seriously.

What's Wrong With My Mother-In-Law has nothing on this crazy drama.

The sheer audacity of the writers who plotted out this insane (and literally unimaginable) web of connections is flabbergasting. I am lost in admiration of the actors' capacity to maintain their professional discipline.

8 episodes to go. Own it, you crazy drama. Work it. Don't ever change.

ps -- full marks to the folks -- Old Lawyer? others? -- who guessed the Kim Jun Ha reveal.

You know what I’m starting to admire? The show and its writers’ commitment to being as utterly incomprehensible as possible. The reveal at the end of episode 42? I have no desire for it. I have no need of it. I would pay them money to stop.

No, no, no!!!!! Why??? How can they have the most despicable character be related to grandma?? This show jumped the shark!😢

The salvage operation continued with this week’s episodes. It was very emotionally satisfying to see Sejin shown the door. Our Maknae and Young Father have finally discovered that they are in laws- finally. Did I mention that Soogyeum found the old picture of her dad and her mom- and recognizes Song Song-yi as the owner of the Cafe: Probably the least surprising reveal in the entire show as Soogyeum is way too smart for the truth to remain hidden. We already know that Joon-ha is Grandmother’s Grandson, so we await the rest of his story and the shock to the Gong family.

What about the other side stories?

At least we are set up for some story arcs to finish this thing off. But if you are feeling a bit dizzy I do not blame you.

I cannot believe how adorable halmoeni has become once she stopped being a biatch.
If some said “we will make it up to you by living a happy life” I would be like “no. I’m right here make it up to me instead” LOL

“You don’t know how to change diapers, so you can’t be the dad”. “I have seen the error of my ways” LOLOLOL if only life were that simple.

I am likely in a minority of one here. He was a jerk when he heard YD was pregnant, but he is the baby’s father. The threats of future being destroyed, the assault by the father, being physically thrown out from the building… makes me feel some sympathy for Joon Ha. I do believe that he should be part of the baby’s life if he wants to be.

Finally caught up through a 14-episode backlog. I'm sorry to everyone here who had wait through Lee In-Ok's uncharacteristic villain arc for a few weeks. Way to ruin a character that was otherwise fine, and I'm glad I only had go through it in one sitting.

I wouldn't have minded what happened during her villain arc as the message was clear and made a lot of sense, but the foundation just wasn't there. She was too understanding and had a well-rounded temperament to suddenly go batshizz craycray.

The double timeskip was weird. I imagine it would've felt more out of place in a weekly viewing, since the schedule already gives the illusion of long amounts of time passing by. And YD running away... just another uncharacteristic decision. It might've made more sense if it happened right after everyone knows JH is the actual dad, because by then the shame would've been peak unbearable. Oh well.

Come to think of it, I loved how YD's character kept striking aces in the first half. Now she doesn't show up much, and whenever she does it's quite annoying (invading In-Ok's privacy, using Haneul to prove a point to JH, etc). The intent is understandable but the approaches are a miss.

TK's saint-like characterization was also nice during the first half but now with bigger stakes he's a pretty dull presence. His interactions with Grandma are still enjoyable though.

The few things that keep me watching are:
- the redeemed Grandma being so adorable! She still has a sharp tongue but somehow makes up for it by her antics.
- SJ slowly but surely becoming irrelevant in TK and YD's family pictures, especially now that JH is revealed to be Grandma's grandson from a long-lost daughter, and therefore is TK's cousin. There's still an opportunity for SJ's character arc to peak as the script is writing her wounds into the deep end, and I believe the resolution will lie solely on her parents, especially her father.
- Sookyum's young dad and Maknae, although apart from the young dad's predicament I never took this couple very seriously. They're a nice palate cleanser for whatever the heck has been happening :D

We know that some sort of story will be told regarding Soogyeum and her mom- and her Young Father, but with the reveal that he and our Macknae are in fact in-laws that relationship may have just been killed off. With eight episodes to go we may see more emphasis on Soogyeum and her mom.

I finally caught up after my local KBS-A channel kept repeating for weeks Episode 35 over and over again (maybe it was a sign to drop and just read the comments).

Am I the only one who believes that JH's Sister is a con artist? She was the mysterious woman on JH's phone who is always asking him for money. She arrives at the meeting dressed in purity and honesty as a nun but makes the weird remark to Grandma that she is not a con-artist. Why? To put her off guard. She seals her story with Strawberry's baby shirt but she could have gotten that item and orphan story while conning Strawberry. I am not convinced that they are related (but I admit this would be an actual story twist that makes sense, something we have not seen yet from the writer and director).

The only redemption arc for SJ would be for her to testify against JH in his custody trial on his character, their affair, his lack of interest in the baby and his plan to ruin YD and the Gong family.

As for the rest of the story lines, they have been dull and eye rolling. The time skip did nothing but make things more ridiculous. The young couple does not know the others' basic family members after more than a year of dating?

I feel that what we’re getting now from the drama is the Reader’s Digest version. Everything feels like it’s being fast forwarded.

Episodes 33 and 34 continued the attempted salvage operation for this drama. Best acting in these episodes was by Grandma with a close second by Soogyeum expressing her anger to her mother (and then her father). At this point all the lead characters are mailing it in.

It is hard to take a show seriously when the four lead characters all do not.

Kang Buja, who plays Grandma, is incapable of slacking off. Her career has continued so long because she is never less than a consummate professional.

I think that Jung Seo-yeon, who plays Soo-gyeom, has a bright future.

Without naming names and not being out to disparage anyone I am conceding the point raised by other beanies that some characters were miscast.

The final story arcs are now in place. I will watch this show to the end.

Some thoughts, as I watched episodes 43/44.
1. Atleast TK has some emotions. So nice to see that
2. I thought maybe the nun was a con artist, but it looks like she isnt.
3. I know this is a lonely path I tread, lol, but I completely fail to understand the logic of pretty much everyone. Yes, he was a jerk. But why is this family hell bent on keeping JH completely out of Ha Neul's life? Its all well and good if TK and YD are the primary caregivers, but why is it so unreasonable for to have JH have visitation rights?
4. It was unfair for the family to pressure grandma to completely shut out JH when he is the son of the child grandma didnt get to raise, and feels so much guilt about.
5. The child playing Soo Gyeom is so good.
6. After slapping him, throwing him physically out of the building, ensuring none of the lawyers will work with him, etc etc, it was laughable that the father tells him, give up completely on Ha Neul, and I will acknowledge you as family. Loved when JH said "Well, I am related to grandma by blood, so why do you need to acknowledge it?"