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This movie exemplifies a unique portrayal of a complex dynamics. The extent to which parents may leverage their children's talents for financial gain is a subject of ongoing ethical and legal debate. Frank, portrayed by Chris Evans, is a selfless individual who willingly sacrifices a career with pension benefits and relocates across state lines to ensure that his niece, Mary, can experience a normal childhood, despite her exceptional abilities. This portrayal highlights the character's commitment to the best interests of the child. Furthermore, the emotional depth conveyed by Chris Evans in his roles is notably reflected in his expressive performance, particularly through his use of non-verbal cues such as eye expressions. The film may serve as a significant recommendation for mothers who have yet to view it, offering valuable insights into the balance between nurturing a child's gifts and ensuring their overall well-being."

A historical kdrama with a difference. This drama portrayed both Kings as having authority, instead of being pawns to the ministers compared to other historical kdramas. It also illustrated that evil does not necessarily have to win. Sins of our fathers can truly harm one lifestyle if entertained. I love how the siblings Lee Yoong and Lee Yeol found ways to overcome the stain from their father. Kudos👍👍👍 to Chae-gyeong for portraying the role of a faithful friend, wife and sister-in law. She was a worthy queen indeed. She put others first I stead if her needs. Lee Yeok was right, she should been the Queen. This a show worth watching.

Some may call the plot as an unconventional love story, but my take on this is that it illustrated the modern marriages where both parents are so involved in their careers to a point that abuse and neglect crept into their marriage. Lee Sang-yoo as Seo Do-woo played the role of a man every woman would love to have as a husband, He loved and cared for a daughter that was not even his, plus cherished his emotional unavailable wife – (Jang Hee-jin as Kim Hye-won). This marriage illustrated that one partner should never take advantage of an honest and loving husband, because once men discovers the lies, their hearts are not as forgiving as women. Shin Sung-rok as Park Jin-seok was a role that displayed a man who was abusive to his wife and child, His role is one man no woman should never be so unfortunately as to marry such a character. Such characteristics of a man like Park Jin-seok tend to prey on women who are emotional weak like (Kim Ha-neul as Choi Soo-ah), Choi Soo-ah truly frustrated me, her reasoning capacity was so low, to a point of boring. I loved Seo Do-woo’s mother, she has such an eye, even without having seen Seo Do-woo and Choi Soo-ah together, just by observing she knew and found Choi Soo-ah’s nature appealing so much that she left a clue for her son to follow his heart. I loved this drama as it was very realistic as to how so many marriages break down as a result of domestic abuse, neglect , lies and lack of love between spouses. Thank you to all the cast.

First and foremost, I truly don't understand why they made Claudi Kim the lead. She was just passive. Park Hae-soo was a star as usual, he portrayed a role of endurance and honour. This is a series that teaches us that we are never free from the curses of our blood line and how easily it can destroy the next generation. I loved the bromance between Park Hae-soo & Lee Hee-joon, their roles were challenging and they still portrayed honest and displayed friendship. The love of a son, my goodness!! despite the pain and secrets of his mother, he still honoured her to the end. Thank you directors and producers, a world class drama. Well done 🙏🙏🙏