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The series felt like watching a storyteller telling the story in a monotone voice. It doesn't trigger much emotions but it's still interesting enough to listen to. While the basis of women kidnapping for wives was very intriguing for me (as it still happens in our current world), unfortunately the plot was a bit all over the place and repetitive at that. The dialogue wasn't done very well and the life transitioning of our ML and FL also wasn't very natural. There are scattering plot holes and scenes that didn't make common sense.

However, the romance between the ML and FL was very sweet and there is an interesting plot twist that you sort of see coming. The character with the most growth is Lee Dae Yeop who became my favorite over time. The most annoying character was the ML's mother. For someone who's that thick and ignorant, she definitely was one who wouldn't have been able to help her family when they were wrongfully accused. But unfortunately, her character is terribly realistic as some people who've suffered tend to only see themselves as victims and are hypocritical with their own actions.

Overall, it was one I watched very casually while doing chores. If you're looking for a series that you don't need to take too seriously, this is one of them.