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I think I have the unpopular opinion that I find her to be extremely annoying. I don't think he's fallen out of love with her for any sane reason, but the way she repeatedly chased him down was a real turnoff to me.

I enjoyed reading the two, insightful reviews above as much as watching the series. Thank you.

Although I love cooking reality shows and foodie theme dramas, I was reluctant to watch this one because I find Sung Shi Kyung to be so arrogant. In that respect, I wasn't disappointed.--for me, he proved, once again, to be his insufferable, obnoxious self.

I can't wait for that scheming, conniving bitch to get what's coming to her along with all the family members who deserve misery for their despicable attitudes and actions toward Yeon Hee.

This drama felt like I was rubbernecking a car accident--so horrible but I couldn't look away. The endless push-and-pull of the characters, especially holier-than-thou Young Shin, was obnoxious. Normally, long, family dramas are my favorite genre, but this one--aiessh and aigoo! Only some of the peripheral characters made it enjoyable (and I'm not including the bratty kids in this comment; I was so glad to see them disappear!) Should I say all this as I shut my mouth and get up and storm out of the room in a harrumph mimicking the response we saw from of so many who refused to examine or correct toxic situations and then forgive and make the same damn mistakes over and over again? No well-deserved punishments in the end except for the most innocent, sweetest person at all. Just forgive and forget..jjinja?! My rating went down as I watched each horrible epi. Ugh!!!

Hope he scares the bejeezus out of that thing he called a wife!

The most annoying mother is Kim Hye Ok in A Good Supper. I want to kimchi slap her so hard in that damn restaurant kitchen or, better yet, in the diner she endlessly haunts--my hand is itching!!

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Your comment led me to this interesting article: https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2010/09/08/national/for-most-adoption-option-impractical-iffy/

Okay. It's not officially incest--I agree with everyone's comments, but I feel he should have done more to nip this in the bud no matter what he feels. It seems to me, she should be calling him "appa" or "aboeji," not "yeobo" by the time this series ends. Last night, "You're my mother, my father, my lover," and itt felt so wrong to me for her to add "lover" and he had no reaction. I also agree that Jung Hoon's position has become ridiculous. She loved him years ago, but she considered Da Jung's feelings more than her own pull towards love. She should have chosen him from the start and the hell with Da Jung--she doesn't even deserve him, although he's so temperamental and difficult he's not that great a catch IMO. But that storyline ended long ago, and he needs to quit throwing whiny hissy fits--she's just not that into you, buddy!! Anonymous Starr, I think it is just weird and, though legally it's not wrong, but morally, it's on thin ground, so I lean toward it not being encouraged.

After all these epis, it will really be something if the series gets cancelled from implosion! Would that be a first?

Almost every person in this drama is disgusting. The greed and never-ending, ridiculous back-and-forth is obnoxious. Writernim really needed to branch out to get some other storylines going. The thought of about 40 more of these epis going nowhere beyond bickering and taking back people despite their insane greed has been beaten to death already. I'm pretty much enjoying only the peripheral characters. The incest storyline is disgustingly-inappropriate.

No. Ga Heun was also out of the picture... Maybe when they saw no potential for coupling up??

I guess it's the hopeless romantic in me...I was hoping for official couples--ones we're sure happened.

I enjoyed watching but it felt like many references were inside jokes that I didn't understand. The only thing that bugged me was how the members all seemed to pounce on customers when they entered the shop if business was slow. If it was me, I would have felt terribly intimated and pressured having so many salespeople watching or trying to assist me. I found that hard to watch, but everything else was fun and fine.

Sort of, but not really. It just left me hanging wondering if that was it.

I enjoyed the fashion, learning about traditional embroidery and it's importance and cultural aspects of the craft. Some scenes at the traditional school and the local architecture were beautiful. I got fed up with Mo Fei's baby talk when here she was trying to establish herself as an accomplished designer. The bitchy other women were obnoxious as was the Mask's relentles pursuit of Mo Fei. I skipped a bunch of epis and watched the final 5 knowing there would be a happy resolution for all. Some of it was so fake, like Curling looking happy at the wedding. Some of their final wraps were hard to believe.

The ending felt like a lead-in for a second season. It didn't feel like it was completely over yet.

What a beautiful, sweet, touching drama this has been. I absolutely loved it.

Oh--okay. That explains it then. Thanks!