That’s enough of a reason not to watch. For some reason I’ve been avoiding it. Is it good?
Then who was she? I thought she was one of the mistresses lol it was 3 women in their 30s, 40s, and 50s. And each of their husbands were cheating on them from what I remember?
That’s enough of a reason not to watch. For some reason I’ve been avoiding it. Is it good?
For The Promise? I agree.
That subplot with Ae-Ri and the real So-Hee teaming up was ridiculous... but I will say that the villains got what they deserved.
I know that Two Wives has some subs on SBS's classic drama YouTube channel.
Wife Returns is VERY good. Like I said, the plot is similar to The Promise, so one twin (Jung Yu-Hee, the good twin who suffers a lot) goes missing/dies and the other twin (Jung Yu-Kyung, the rich twin, she was adopted in the US and is pretty cold-hearted) pretends to be Yu-Hee to get revenge. And BOY, is the revenge glorious (a little messy, but solid for the most part.) Yu-Kyung/fake Yu-Hee stops at nothing, and I mean NOTHING, to get her revenge. It has no subs, so I watch it with my limited understanding of Korean and based on the characters' actions.
Now we're victim-blaming teenagers... lmao here you go again.
If someone is bullying you or your friend, I guess you're supposed to just lie down and take it like a dog, then? Mi-So telling her off didn't even do anything either... Se-Ri is a crazy little witch. Period. Mi-So did absolutely nothing wrong for her to have such terrible things happen to her OR end up committing suicide. You're being unreasonable, ignorant, and EXTREMELY insensitive.
I agree, though I’m not sure of the history but did the chairman’s older 3 children grow up with him in a…
But what creates that evil, though? The child's environment? Sometimes, yes, sociopathic or cruel children stun their parents, especially if they've raised them to be good. But what about children who have bad parents? Some are angels, some are absolutely sadistic. It really depends.
I think in some cases, it is DEFINITELY the parent's/parents' fault. A lot of these new generation kids are terrible, misbehaving, uneducated, and COMPLETELY unprepared for the real world and the rest of their lives. I've seen it with my own eyes. It kinda scares me how neglectful some parents are. But of course, like I said before, there are *some* exceptions.
As for a child, I think if they're an infant or a toddler (or even a very young child), maybe they wouldn't know right from wrong. If you're older, you should know right vs. wrong. This includes teenagers too. But if you think about it, God is watching over 7 billion+ people, he'll probably miss a few. 😂
It's starting to look like Se Ri's father is Stella's deceased son. He and Kyung Chae might have been in love…
Ooooh! Good theories. I think either: Mi-So is Seon-Jae's daughter (honestly very predictable to me), or Seol-Hee had a break from reality and took someone else's baby- a very juicy option to me! It makes her a bit more grey, and this drama has had some very unexpected twists. I'd love for this to be the case!
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HUH??? What a crazy plot??? Korea is so backwards with their dramas sometimes 😠it's so weird!
That subplot with Ae-Ri and the real So-Hee teaming up was ridiculous... but I will say that the villains got what they deserved.
I know that Two Wives has some subs on SBS's classic drama YouTube channel.
Wife Returns is VERY good. Like I said, the plot is similar to The Promise, so one twin (Jung Yu-Hee, the good twin who suffers a lot) goes missing/dies and the other twin (Jung Yu-Kyung, the rich twin, she was adopted in the US and is pretty cold-hearted) pretends to be Yu-Hee to get revenge. And BOY, is the revenge glorious (a little messy, but solid for the most part.) Yu-Kyung/fake Yu-Hee stops at nothing, and I mean NOTHING, to get her revenge. It has no subs, so I watch it with my limited understanding of Korean and based on the characters' actions.
I think in some cases, it is DEFINITELY the parent's/parents' fault. A lot of these new generation kids are terrible, misbehaving, uneducated, and COMPLETELY unprepared for the real world and the rest of their lives. I've seen it with my own eyes. It kinda scares me how neglectful some parents are. But of course, like I said before, there are *some* exceptions.
As for a child, I think if they're an infant or a toddler (or even a very young child), maybe they wouldn't know right from wrong. If you're older, you should know right vs. wrong. This includes teenagers too. But if you think about it, God is watching over 7 billion+ people, he'll probably miss a few. 😂
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Mi-So and Tae-Kyung's relationship would've been so sweet! ðŸ˜
I think either: Mi-So is Seon-Jae's daughter (honestly very predictable to me), or Seol-Hee had a break from reality and took someone else's baby- a very juicy option to me! It makes her a bit more grey, and this drama has had some very unexpected twists. I'd love for this to be the case!
And yes, that is the mother. She'll probably be a benefactor to Seolhee for her revenge.
https://en.namu.wiki/w/%ED%83%9C%EC%96%91%EC%9D%84%20%EC%82%BC%ED%82%A8%20%EC%97%AC%EC%9E%90