Marry My Husband (2024)

AMAZING

WAO QUE JOYITA DE DRAMA!!
Que linda manera de iniciar el año, buen drama, que te engancha desde el principio al final.
La actuación de cada uno fue INCREÍBLE, especialmente de los villanos, lo dieron todo y espero que le den su reconocimiento por eso.
A pesar de que el drama a mitad de historia se desvía un poco del original weebtoon, me gusto, ¿que ese drama que agregaron fue innecesario? SI , pero no me impidió disfrutar del resto.
Otra cosa que no me gusto es que los secundarios quedaron muy de lado en la historia, quería que el romance entre ambos ship floreciera

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End was fabulous and satisfying

"Marry My Husband is a heartwarming K-drama that explores the intricacies of love, loss, and second chances. The series follows the journey of a widow who embarks on a unique quest to find a new wife for her husband, leading to unexpected twists and emotional discoveries.

At its core, Marry My Husband is a tale of resilience and the power of love to transcend even death. The protagonist's determination to fulfill her late husband's final wish is both heartrending and inspiring, setting the stage for a narrative that is as poignant as it is hopeful.

The cast delivers standout performances, breathing life into characters who grapple with grief, guilt, and the complexities of moving forward. Their emotional journey is both relatable and profound, resonating with viewers who have experienced loss or sought solace in the bonds of family and friendship.

What sets Marry My Husband apart is its exploration of unconventional love and the ways in which relationships can evolve and redefine themselves over time. The series navigates themes of forgiveness, redemption, and the pursuit of happiness with sensitivity and depth, offering viewers a poignant reflection on the nature of love and commitment.

Despite its somber premise, Marry My Husband is also imbued with moments of levity and humor, providing a welcome balance to its more emotional moments. The lighthearted moments of camaraderie and romance serve to underscore the resilience of the human spirit and the capacity for joy even in the face of adversity.

In summary, Marry My Husband is a touching and thought-provoking K-drama that leaves a lasting impression with its heartfelt storytelling and standout performances. With its exploration of love, loss, and the journey to find happiness once more, the series resonates on a deeply emotional level and stands as a testament to the enduring power of love."

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Marry my husband aka the perfect revenge Drama.

This drama is the definition of a perfect drama. Everything from the beginning to the casting to the plotline, characters and even the minor changes from the original webtoon didn't ruin the drama. It was so good! My god I had a blast with this drama. The ending? perfect! This drama is the drama of the year! it's the ending which most k-dramas lack and Marry my husband did it all. it has the most strong, kind and the most evil that knew no bounds character. kudos to the producers and directors who killed it. I can't express how satisfied and happy I am with Marry My Huband. To see Park Min-Young finally in a good script and exceptional drama. k-neztines tried to cancel the drama because of Na-In woo not being handsome? go cry about it! Seeing a new face was so refreshing and he isn't handsome or yall just judgemental? People like these truly can't be happy. As for the Oh-Yura plot. Many said it was unnecessary and kept complaining about it not understanding that any drama based on webtoon is never the same and this plotline was a major twist and much needed one, so please understand the story before you even start whining about it. Some said it's slow! They are many fast-paced ones go watch that. There is a reason it's slow because its meant to be like that. I LOVED IT!

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Married to a Jerk

This story doesn't start off any crueler, the female lead is surrounded by pathological narcissists whose lack of empathy and self serving nature leaves you sick to your stomach. She's meek, trusting, and tries to persevere despite circumstances placed on her by her husband who is cheating on her with her best friend. Of course to add more fuel to the fire of sadness and tragedy, she has cancer with a poor prognosis. With circumstances related to her continued medical treatment that leads her to find out her best friend's betrayal; it is a catalyst for her reincarnation for a do-over and revenge.

I appreciate its storyline so far and its portrayal of narcissism at its cruelest coupled with the manipulative gaslighting of a spouse and best friend who executes their extreme cruelty on the person closest to them. Unfortunately, reality sometimes isn't too far from fiction. More light needs to be shone on pathological narcissistic partners, friends, family, and coworkers and their mask needs to be revealed.

I hope this drama will continue to give hope to anyone out there that has been abused, belittled, gaslighted, and told they were worthless. The tables can be turned and one can move on before they swiftly give their abusers a kick in the rear end.

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Love the chemistry between the Leads

This show has given us another green flag in Yoo Ji Hyuk (ML). Just completed the final episodes and the show was worth the hype. All characters are pretty interesting, which makes you take in every minute of the show without hitting fast forward or skipping most parts.

Its interesting to watch Jung Soo Min hate the female lead (Kang Ji Won ) so much and still go on pretending to be her best friend, sabotaging her at every step. There was a time when I believed people weren't like that and the shows were too dramatic to show such characters. However, I have learned different, people get perverse sense of pleasure by putting others down. And to Soo Min making Ji Won's life difficult is like a drug. There is no self-reflection for this character.

Now, the female lead was actually a pretty terrible judge of character and its pretty common. It's lonely living a life suspecting everyone of a motive, much easier to trust people are telling the truth. I was glad to the sismance between Fl, Yoo Hee Yeon, and Yang Joo Ran. They did such a good job lending an ear to Kang Ji Won, however they weren't aware of her returning back in time. The second couple Yoo Hee Yeon and Baek Eun Ho took their time getting together but both were so adorable througouth the series. I do wish we had gotten to see Joo Ran and Lee Suk Joon together as well, but I feel very optimistic about their future so that's good as well.

The cast is pretty great as well, especially Song Ha Yoon, she did such a fabulous job portraying Jung Soo Min. This drama has made me see her in new light. I didn't recognize her as the lead actress from the show Devilish Joy. The ending left me wondering if it made sense that Min Hwan died and not her (Soo Min). While Min Hwan is a character that attack the weak, he isn't really brainy, so him in prison or getting out in the future wouldn't have made much of a difference. Eve still, did I feel sad that he died? Nope. He just stopped existing and things went about their way. Now, with the kind of hatred Soo Min is harboring for Ji Won, things might get tricky in the future if she was to ever get out.

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