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What second half? This one showed its colours since episode 1.

To be frank, the female lead doesn't have chemistry with either man.
One has to wonder why they are both smitten with her. My theory is that they are attracted to her because they see she is so child-like, so the make them feel protective and "the strong man, pillar of the family". And this boosts a man's ego.
To be fair, even in real life, I've seen men be attracted to childlike airheads more than to mature, rational women (regardless of other factors like beauty). So that much is realistic.

No.

It would be much too soon for that, when she is still recovering.

Oh, if it's about endings - I think Noona who buys me food /Something in the Rain is still unsurpassable!

She just wrote "I'm sorry" at the end of a note she left at his house. It's not what he wanted to hear. It's "I love you" he wanted to hear.

Okay, it was pretty bad, but to say "the worst k-drama in history"... hm... We've seen like this and worse. Unfortunately. I could make a pretty long list. But yeah. So many hours of our time that are not going to come back.

Yes, you're right. However MDL chooses to translate and reproduce them.

Yes but there are so many dramas to watch. There can be a few you don't like, and it's perfectly all right; so don't watch them and let other people who want to. As long as you have been warned (and in this case everybody knows it by now).

On Viki it will come pre-subbed in four languages: English, Portuguese, Spanish and French.

I was talking about her too - in a roundabout way, LOL. Saying that it's a known fact that at some point adoptees want to meet their biological parents. That said, saying "yes" to everything and not asking any questions, following him blindly and giving him her phone were all very immature, naive actions.

Ah, thank you for the info!

Sometimes they air the two first in one week, and after that once a week. Which sucks, of course.

Why? Have you read the book it is inspired from?

Having watched the next one, it is as you say.

Maybe it's only me, but if I don't want to be spoiled for an on-going drama, I don't go reading comments.

Probably, yes. Because of the laws of k-drama.

Both brothers are a psychological mess, mainly because of their parents.

"Responsibe hero" because he felt he had to continue his career to support his family and pay for the debt incurred by his father's failed business.

I have been reading testimonials of adopted people online and they all somehow long to meet their birth parents, no matter how loving their adoptive parents are. I don't know why, but I see it every time. I suppose there is this curiosity, those unanswered questions, why, why did this person give me up, what happened back then? It's like retrieving a piece of your missing history. Even if most of the time the meeting is a disappointment, because that person after all abandoned you, for XYZ reason, and might act cold and indifferent, not as you fantasized. But still they want to meet the parent even if only once, and then go back to the "real" parents, the adoptive ones who loved them and raised them.