overall, i liked what the drama was trying to say about how women are often reduced to their appearance — how being pretty can make you more likable, but at the same time, your beauty is exactly what makes people see you as nothing more than something to be used. she just wanted to be loved and seen for who she was, rather than for what she had to offer. and mo-mi was right, they’re all the same. there’s always something they expect in return. her revenge might not feel as satisfying as i’d expect, but that’s what made it feel more realistic to me. because victims, especially women, are often left in such a vulnerable position that what they went through isn’t always fully understood, and justice doesn’t necessarily come in the way we want it to. i think i enjoyed it the most sampe episode 4 aja, and the rest of episodes, entah kenapa i slowly started losing interest. even so, ju oh-nam’s mother still felt like a strong character who helped carry the story forward. it’s interesting to watch.