The comparisons to PMR are going to be inevitable, they are both based on popular webcomics, the storylines are similar and they both use isekai-esque time travel as a plot device.

This one could be a bigger hit due to having more well known stars, a bigger budget and airing on a bigger network.

PMR has the makings of cult classic written all over it, im curious to see how Marry my husband will stack up.

I confess to being somewhat uninterested in this because of PMR. 😀 But the tone of the teaser is engaging enough to overcome that. Perhaps drama will also be engaging enough despite Park Min-young. Sigh, it is difficult to watch a drama if the lead is off-putting. While I am not expecting Healer level interest, Contract Marriage level tolerance should suffice.

This is something I would have to see myself because I really don't know what to think about this. I've read the webtoon so a part of me will definitely be thinking about how it compares. I didn't really see Park Min Young as this character (Han Hyo Joo is still my fancast haha) but then I learned she apparently lost a bunch of weight to portray the role and I was like "okay, dedication, maybe I should try to be open minded" and now seeing this, it's not exactly gripping me and I don't know if it's just bias or genuinely not intriguing to someone who already knows what happens or at least me.

I do think it's kinda interesting that this drama won't just be compared to the actual webtoon it's based on but to Perfect Marriage Revenge. Not just the story but how it's adapted.

As everybody already said the storyline is similar to Perfect Marriage Revenge. I love PMR and I adore how it zips through the makjang storylines. I may skip this since I am not a big fan of the leads and not really interested to watch another drama with similar storyline. I will only end up comparing it to PMR. I hope it does well though.

The press reports are mostly about Park Min-Young "method acting" to lose so much weight (to 74 pounds) that it is shocking. However, a cynic would call this a diversion comeback role to off-set her ongoing ex-BF scandal. She had been out of the public eye for more than 9 months.

In February, 2023 she was summoned as a witness by prosecutors investigating Kang Jong-hyun, her ex-boyfriend and a businessman known to be the de-facto owner of the country’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, Bithumb, over embezzlement charges, fraudulent transactions and dereliction of duty. The Seoul Southern District Prosecutors’ Office questioned Park on Monday over possible involvement in Kang’s alleged crimes, probing whether she obtained profits from any illegal transactions made by the company or its affiliates. It was reported that at least one of her family members was a director and officer of the company.

The webtoon was basically the heroine winning victory after victory with zero pushback from the villains. I was just reading it for the romance and the genuinely wholesome side stories of the supporting characters. So I hope the drama doesn’t cut out ppl like the ML’s sister, her older colleague, etc. in favour of a revenge story that wasn’t even that interesting. Or maybe they should go the PMR route since the villains are cartoonish anyways.

Me: Drama gods, can I please have more Perfect Marriage Revenge?

DG: We have PMR at home.

The PMR at home:

In my most honest and sincere opinion, Park Min-young should have been rejecting Na In-woo instead of Lee Yi-kyung.
That's the major cons I'm having with this drama.
Na In-woo shines the most when he's not opposing anyone. If he's a romantic lead, let him be the lead. No SML out to provide angst to the relationship. Give the SML a relationship from the start that will never have to tie into that of the leads.
I don't see him heading a romance themed drama. And playing opposite Lee Yi-kyung... I can't count how many times I cringed in Longing For You, I fear I'll be doing that all again if there has been no improvement from LFY.

I MAY hate watch this. Idk.