MzLadyPG

I liked the Kdrama. Jeong-won and In-ji definitely needed to regroup, refresh, recoup and heal from the toxic drama created by the ex-wife. She was straight up delulu.😡🤬 How she got away with all those criminal things she did (especially the drugs) was unrealistic. Actor Gong-yoo and actress Seo Hyun-jin really had a good on-screen chemistry.🥰

Truly enjoying this drama. The cast is outstanding.👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 It has some heartbreaking scenes💔😭 but also some light-hearted ones as well. At times I didn't like their daughter means ways towards her parents.🤬😡 Her parents true love through those ups and downs was so touching to watch.🥰 The chemistry between the actor and actress playing the young and old version of the parents are amazing. 👍🏾👍🏾👏🏽👏🏽 Drama worth watching.👍🏾👍🏾

The season 1 is way better than season 2 in my opinion. First season is the introduction of Miyo (childhood, mistreatment from family to become Kiyoka's fiance and discovering her spirit abilities) It truly justified the title "My Happy Marriage" and it was really good. But the second season is more dark and with a lot of fighting than it's truly straying away from anything relating to a "happy marriage".🤷🏾‍♀️😏 I'm almost about to stop watching by waiting and hoping it gets better because I just can't get with this constant timid Miyo and everyone hand-held with her. Will there be a season 3?🤔

I never have high expectations with any of Tyler Perry's movies. This one was no exception. I just didn't care for Kerry Washington's acting in this movie. It was like she was trying too hard to be like Louis Gossett Jr in An Officer and a Gentleman.🤷🏾‍♀️ It was just too much and it became overboard. Ebony Obsidian was just average. I really like Shanice Williams. She was feisty and sassy. Some of the actresses makeup/contour was too obvious that it didn't match the year 1943. Did they had foundation for colored women back then?🤔 The movie really didn't feel like it was giving honor to colored women back then. It just felt like a typical Tyler Perry's troupe just in a army setting.🤷🏾‍♀️

Love love love this drama. Kim Nam-gil and Kim Ah-joong had such a great on-screen chemistry.🥰 Traveling back and forth between present day to Joseon era was written so well. I'm so glad they got their happy ending.🥰

I watched this on Tubi last year and it's truly a heartbreaking movie.💔😭 The cruelty of how the mother abandoned those kids she had by different men. The older kids had to watch over the younger kids that was just too much for those kids.☹️ Excellent acting by those kid actors.👍🏾👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Have some tissues on hand because it will truly have you crying on the part towards the end.💔💔

I truly had big expectations for this drama. I'm a HUGE FAN of Jung Hae-in.🥰😘 He's such a versatile actor and mostly have a good on-screen chemistry with his female lead actress in his other rom-com dramas. But sadly this drama doesn't. Him and Jung So-mim just do not mesh well.🤷🏾‍♀️ The storyline was slow-dragging and the over- dramatic/loud reactions from Seok-ryu and her mother got old/played out real quick. Some of the episodes I felt the actors themselves didn't want to be there/dry.🤔 So as a viewer, I didn't want to watch/be there myself.🤷🏾‍♀️😏

Just watched on Netflix. It wasn't as poignant I thought it would be. The three parts really didn't do the storyline justice. Part two was a waste just to watch Takaki's self impose drifting away with not keeping in contact with Akari and a possible a love interest with another girl. No mention of Akari. Part three jumping right into Akari now engaged to someone else and Takaki still stuck in his self imposed regret. Both Takaki and Akari didn't put any kind of effort for their so call love but we as viewers should feel some type of regret for them with this weak storyline.🤷🏾‍♀️ Make it make sense.😏

So far I'm truly loving this Kdrama. I'm so glad that Park Eun-bin decided to take this roll after The King's Affection drama. She did an outstanding performance for both.👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 I like how this drama DO NOT portray the character's autism in a derogatory nor offensive way. Park Eun-bin expresses the emotions in such a positive way. I cried, smiled, blushed, laughed and felt the disconnect sometimes right along with her. Kudos to Park Eun-bin.👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Update 7/28/22 The kissing scene in ep 10 was too cute. 🥰🥰

So far I'm getting tired of the back and forth of the female lead actress ignoring the blatant red flags that dude is straight up playing her.😏🤷🏾‍♀️ But I know how us females ignore it when we have sexual feelings towards a guy we like and he knows it by showing us a little bit of attention and play mind games. We get all jealous and possessive when he never even say he likes you nor is dating you.😏😏 I don't know if I'm going to hang in there with this drama because I'm truly losing interest. Update 7/24/21 Just finished watching ep 6. Same old trite storyline of adding a possible second love interest that treats her better, but home girl hung up on dude that don't respect her. So she play childish games by flirting with the other guy to make dude jealous.😏 Nothing new or exciting about that.😏 Update 8/14/21 I truly feel Na-bi needs to just choose to be by herself and not date anyone at this point. She's just all over the place. Struggling to not disappoint one guy and deny her feelings for the other can really be mentally tiresome. Because I tired at this point myself watching this drama.😏 Update 8/21/21 Grateful that this was only 10 episodes. Ended just like the predictable way I knew it would. After all of unnecessary turmoil and accepting the toxic behavior, it's ok now and a happily ever after.🤷🏾‍♀️