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I'll keep in mind trying to look at it from the characters' point of view
However it was worth the watch for the cast. It was fun even seeing them hang out together, eating, bickering, brushing their teeth... Individually each intriguing in their own way.
Bored out of my mind. Also the main girl Noriko had this creepy smile all throughout the movie, I couldn't stand it. I liked the father-daughter conversation in the end though.
And most importantly the trope is used to explore what the principal marriage, companionship is, and what makes it a successful, what makes it unsuccessful, and how to achieve happiness. Of course all those are too complicated questions to actually have definite answers, but the way they were explored was refreshing and fun.
Seriously everyone should watch it ;)
Also if you watched the SP and the movies (especially the last movie) you'll see how she doesn't do things for his sake but for her, and the relationship between them is pushing each other to be ambitious and not choose the easy path, to compete and get better and farther in their career rather than her following him. He's the INCENTIVE not the purpose.
I don't mean to be overly defensive but I just want to clarify how I view it.
Otherwise yea there are many issues in the portrayal of females in not only kdramas, but also j-doramas (thai would be a whole other story lol) and many others.