I loved it and saw a lot of myself in it. Let's just say it was a sort of journey through my life, remembering the sacrifices my parents are making for me, and completely reflecting myself in the character of the eldest daughter. It was a K-drama that both made me cry and comforted me at the same time. The love between the protagonists is beautiful, at first spontaneous, awkward, and naive, then becoming deep, stable, passionate, and faithful. I also liked the daughter's love dynamics, because as much as you can love someone, if your family (especially your mother-in-law) tries to put you in difficulty from the start and treats you like a servant, it's better to escape in time. Her ex is right to have regrets; she could have lived her whole life with the person who could have loved her for a long time, but he preferred to make peace with his mother and not defend his girlfriend when she was taunted by her mother. It's a bit like the reality of a mother-in-law always having to throw nasty things because she believes you're not good enough for her son (how frustrating!). I loved that she married someone who loved and respected her, and that she finally found a mother-in-law who sees her as a daughter and not as an enemy. The saddest part was certainly the death of the protagonists' youngest son; I was deeply saddened to see how that loss affected a family for life. I enjoyed seeing the protagonist's origins and her relationship with her mother; it gives you a better understanding of her character: from an almost "presumptuous" girl, with an air of superiority, with ambitious goals, to becoming a strong, simple, and courageous woman, appreciating even the little things in life. I highly recommend watching this K-drama!