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Nam Bong, Jang Mi, Jun Ho and Grandpa are truly despicable right now.

I believe so. Jang Mi pulls the "I am pregnant " card, or they switch, and Seo Rin marries Jun Ho. Something really dumb has to happen either way because Hwa Yeong has to get away with her BS a while longer.

You have to see it for yourself. They showed some more of her past conduct as well as her in the present day berating Eun Ae for what her brother is going through. The sister-in-law does seem to think Eun Ae sent the money. Mom doesn't seem to know that the money was sent.

OMG. Eun Ae's mom is a disgusting piece of work. Eun Ae needs to leave that house.

Baek Ho is crying and drinking, but a simp has to got to simp.

I wonder if something behind the scenes we don't know about, and the network does not want to reveal, is the actual cause of the need to add the extra 20 episodes. Maybe something happened with the drama that is supposed to follow this one, resulting in a schedule change.

While I don't hate this drama, it certainly has not lived up to its initial potential. I find it hard to believe it is so popular that advertisers and viewers are clamoring for more.

At first, I thought he was talking to his assistant, but now I don't think he is.

This drama is 99 reasons why couples can't be together.

Oh for sure the chairman will be sidelined very soon. Hwa Yeong might even hide him away so she can keep up her evil.

Also, those Chaebol families that run practically everything are why there is such a lack of jobs and other opportunities. The government doesn't want to break them up and have ceded too much power to them.

Eun Bin comes off as more emotionally mature than most of the adults in this drama. I think Se Ri is about to face her wrath.

These storylines still play well with South Korean audiences, so I guess that's why we constantly see repeats of the same themes in these dramas.

The younger generation is moving away from these types of archaic ways. Even the younger Chaebols are no longer down with transactional marriages. The government is now encouraging marriages, no matter how they come about, due to the low birth rate.

Respect for elders, marriage as a "union of families" rather than just two individuals and no experience in setting boundaries.

Secrets, lies and interference.

Zango almost always, without fail, crafts a better story than the actual writers of these dramas.

Dong Ik knows about Se Ri's former name but not about the child?

I am not disagreeing with your post. I always enjoy them. However, this is the way I see things.

Jang Mi should be looking to protect her grandfather's company, not Baek Ho, who may be important to her but is not Hwa Yeong's target. The company is, and Baek Ho is just a tool to keep her in check, and she has walked face-first into Hwa Yeong's trap instead of setting one of her own.

For Hwa Yeong's plan to work, all Jang Mi has to do is marry Jun Ho. Hwa Yeong will then carry out the rest by eliminating her as soon as possible after the wedding. Jang Mi won't be around to get revenge, protect her family, or Baek Ho. Jang Mi is now in the position of having to count events out of her control, changing the landscape in her favor.

That's a lot stabbing. LOL.

Well, things are really heating up.

After all the things you mentioned, there should be five alarm fire bells going off in Jang Mi's head that getting married to Jun Ho, even for revenge purposes on her part, is an extremely bad idea. He is the type who will never let her go. He doesn't love her as much as he wants to possess her, just as his mom wants to possess Dream. At this point, I wouldn't want Seo Rin, who actually likes him, to marry him.