What puzzles me is that Makiko doesn’t seem to have a strong enough motive to commit such a crime. Even if her…
Exactly I find all motivations for the crimes weak, and their motives for hiding it is weaker.
It doesn’t make sense that she commits murder to hide a simple shoplifting. While the latter might stop him from getting into the school of his choosing, the former would have much worse repercussions on her son.
so .... if we look at it objectively - the murder in this series somehow is very stupid: we have 3 boys and all…
Agree with you about the murder in this drama. Naoto’s brother is made out to be the worst so we don’t dislike the main characters but what did he do worthy of getting shot? It’s stupid that Makiko did all this hiding just so that her son goes to the high school of their choosing as if his mother committing murder (still unconfirmed) wouldn’t stop that as well. The motivation is weak. And Naoto not caring about his family’s name and putting, which has much worse repercussions than a kid.
It feels like the boys would have been better friends if Makiko wasn’t part of their group. Tobins distanced himself because he didn’t feel worthy, and the other 2 distanced themselves from each other because both knew who she liked and that they all liked her.
as for the casting I’m the opposite I find Takeuchi Ryoma’s character out of place at least age wise. He’s a bit younger than the character he’s playing but LOOKS a decade younger than that. His acting has become better over the years but not as much as the emotional depth he’s supposed to portray. I think Seto Koji and watanabe Daichi are the best cast and in terms of character. I love Inoue Mao and she’s just a bit older than her character but looks her age (maybe because she’s lost so much weight) so putting her opposite Takeuchi Ryoma, it’s hard to believe they are the same age. Also, I have to agree that acting wise I’ve seen her do better and she doesn’t have any chemistry with any of the leads.
I think the tap dancing is mostly to make everyone uneasy. I find Eguchi Noriko to be excellent as usual but her character is too cringey so I have to agree with you on that.
Entertaining but not at fun as the first season. The new lawyer is too serious for that wacky office, which in turn made the assistant who often works with her boring and low on energy.
I like how she likes to get to the essence of the trouble rather than just the problem at hand.
I think “Family Lawyer” would be a more fitting name for the drama.
Do you guys think hong and shin will end up together? Shin clearly cares about her and in 11th ep we see him fondly…
Exactly if you have different ideologies it’s difficult to build a life together. She knows it, he knows it. He’s disappointed because life has not jaded her and she’s still fighting the good fight. She’s disappointed that he’s still a coward and only thinks of himself. I like the friendship she’s building with those around her. That’s what would bring her happiness at this stage.
He is, he puts companies is bad financial places where he becomes the owner but default by owning their debt.…
I don’t think there’s any indication of that, just that they had history. I find him interesting as a character but yeah as a love interest he has a higher probability of being toxic
I dont really understand the financial side of the drama or if the ML is really the bad guy here but I love the…
He is, he puts companies is bad financial places where he becomes the owner but default by owning their debt. Then he breaks it into parts and sells it, makes a lot of money this way. The ones who lose are the employees who become unemployed. It’s usually easily done when a country is going through a financial crisis but it’s also the worst time to do this to employees.
FL described how CEO ML and his Hong Kong friend are trying to take over Hanmin with bonds. So it is kinda confirmed,…
I think the character that would have matched her most is the dead president. He was mature and principled. Current CEO is too far gone for her. She cannot unsee his cowardice and he’s not so sentimental that he would drop his criminal activities for her or for doing the right thing. He’s jaded. Albert, like Nora, is too immature and doesn’t understand the entitled life he’s living is at the cost of many innocent people. I don’t see Geum Bo having the patience to teach him. The IT guy, I can actually see it. it wouldn’t be a passionate relationship but it could be a healthy one.
In any case I don’t think her goal is a relationship she probably won’t end up with any and be everyone’s boss. I think that’s the most likely haha
I get really emotional with Bom and Mi Suk storyline because I was around that age or a little younger when the…
Mi Suk represents the average person suffering during the crisis, that’s why her character is important to reinforce Geum Bo’s mission and her motivation.
I always felt nostalgic of the 90s until I learned there were 2 genocides happening then at different places of the world. I have come to accept our world was always horrible and just continues to be. It’s okay to be nostalgic to a time when we were innocent and only looked at the good in the world.
Yeah - what is he? a criminal or some kind of special forces.... ??? so far his behavior is criminal but he reaaaaaly…
So far this drama hasn’t had the typical “FL-ML” we have a leading character and all the characters making up her world. But each character has a world of their own. This makes the drama unpredictable especially when each character have their own Agenga which are interacting with others’ agenda.
We this has not aged well, the glorification of being a workaholic to the point it even gets in the way of your work and career. Forget having a family or keeping friends outside your work circle, or even your own health and safety, these always come second to your job. Work becomes an end of a means to live. I would understand if the job was a doctor saving lives, but a magazine? In any case, while it had its merits, this drama annoyed me more than entertained me since the halfway mark.
There are seven episodes left—well, six if you count today's—but please, for the love of God, don't include…
I think whether the FL has a romance line or not is irrelevant. The focus so far has not been romance. It’s a comedy-Mystery-corruption fighting-Female friendship drama where each of those themes are balancing each other out. My hope is that the focus doesn’t change.
Most if not all big corporations are corrupted to some extent anyway, they avade taxes, slush funds etc… but…
I used to think like you but I realized that’s just what big corporations have manipulated people into thinking to keep themselves relevant. Big corporations steal from people, cause inflation making it difficult for people to live with the standard set, then give employees a salary that won’t be enough or barely enough to survive. When a crisis happens the depend on the government to get them out of it while laying off some of their staff, forcing those staying to double their work without increasing their pay because they expect them to sacrifice. Meanwhile those millionaires don’t sacrifice anything, their wealth grows and they don’t give back.
Big corporations make small and medium businesses impossible to compete. If instead of big corporations, we had smaller businesses going through fair competition, not stealing from others, making enough to hire people to work, this is much better for the economy to be stable in the long run and won’t easily fail.
So I think in time of crisis, the government should bail the people not corporations
So I am so confused about the male lead Jeong U. He was terrible to her in the past and doesn’t seem any better…
I’m still at up to episode 7 but from what I understand from their relationship is not that he was awful but more a difference in values. But I find up until now he doesn’t understand her. She can’t let go when she sees something wrong and likes to see things through to the end. She doesn’t care about how others see her or value her. I find he puts more effort for how he’s viewed by others and goes with the flow, flexible in his morality.
There is the possibility of playing the long game while her sense of justice makes want to address things head on 🤷🏻♀️
In any case I find myself enjoying the different sides we’re discovering of the characters in the drama including the Grandson and his vulnerability, and her flatmates.
Done episode 28! It’s difficult for me to rate this drama. As far as plot holes and wasted potential, I’d rate it a 6, but if I were to rate it based on my enjoyment, I’d give it an 8.5 or even 9.
It doesn’t make sense that she commits murder to hide a simple shoplifting. While the latter might stop him from getting into the school of his choosing, the former would have much worse repercussions on her son.
It feels like the boys would have been better friends if Makiko wasn’t part of their group. Tobins distanced himself because he didn’t feel worthy, and the other 2 distanced themselves from each other because both knew who she liked and that they all liked her.
as for the casting I’m the opposite I find Takeuchi Ryoma’s character out of place at least age wise. He’s a bit younger than the character he’s playing but LOOKS a decade younger than that. His acting has become better over the years but not as much as the emotional depth he’s supposed to portray. I think Seto Koji and watanabe Daichi are the best cast and in terms of character. I love Inoue Mao and she’s just a bit older than her character but looks her age (maybe because she’s lost so much weight) so putting her opposite Takeuchi Ryoma, it’s hard to believe they are the same age. Also, I have to agree that acting wise I’ve seen her do better and she doesn’t have any chemistry with any of the leads.
I think the tap dancing is mostly to make everyone uneasy. I find Eguchi Noriko to be excellent as usual but her character is too cringey so I have to agree with you on that.
I like how she likes to get to the essence of the trouble rather than just the problem at hand.
I think “Family Lawyer” would be a more fitting name for the drama.
In any case I don’t think her goal is a relationship she probably won’t end up with any and be everyone’s boss. I think that’s the most likely haha
I always felt nostalgic of the 90s until I learned there were 2 genocides happening then at different places of the world. I have come to accept our world was always horrible and just continues to be. It’s okay to be nostalgic to a time when we were innocent and only looked at the good in the world.
Big corporations steal from people, cause inflation making it difficult for people to live with the standard set, then give employees a salary that won’t be enough or barely enough to survive. When a crisis happens the depend on the government to get them out of it while laying off some of their staff, forcing those staying to double their work without increasing their pay because they expect them to sacrifice. Meanwhile those millionaires don’t sacrifice anything, their wealth grows and they don’t give back.
Big corporations make small and medium businesses impossible to compete. If instead of big corporations, we had smaller businesses going through fair competition, not stealing from others, making enough to hire people to work, this is much better for the economy to be stable in the long run and won’t easily fail.
So I think in time of crisis, the government should bail the people not corporations
There is the possibility of playing the long game while her sense of justice makes want to address things head on 🤷🏻♀️
In any case I find myself enjoying the different sides we’re discovering of the characters in the drama including the Grandson and his vulnerability, and her flatmates.
Now I need to hunt down that special episode haha