A Esposa do Meu Marido (2024)

Feminine rage, revenge and karma

This drama is based on the webtoon by the same name but there are a few differences. It follows Kang Ji Won who is sent back ten years into the past after being betrayed by her husband and best friend. When she finds herself in 2013, she decides to change her fate but finds out that what once happened, needs to happen again in some form or another. The story is quite well-paced, but there are a few details that felt unnecessary; just some drama that felt like it was added so that the creators could reach the 16 episode mark. A few details were different from the webtoon, which was a little annoying like the fact an entire character was introduced into the drama while another one was never shown.

I've been a fan of Park Min Young's dramas for a few years so of course, I was happy to see her in this one. She did a very good job of getting you to root for Kang Ji Won. I found myself cheering her on, hoping she would get her revenge. Na In Woo does such a good job of playing the supportive male lead that will do anything for her. The two made such an adorable couple in this drama. Lee Yi Kyung, who plays Park Min Hwan (Kang Ji Won's boyfriend/2023 husband) did such a good job of playing such a trash person. Wow, I've seen him in other dramas but god, I hated his character in this. Song Ha Yoon, who plays Jung Soo Min (Kang Ji Won's horrible best friend) was so convincing as a psychotic unhinged person. I don't think I have seen her in anything else but damn, her character was so hateful in this!

I don't usually rewatch a drama unless it is one of my ultimate favourites like 'Strong Woman Do Bong Soon' but I think I may rewatch this in the future. The main couple are just so cute together! I also would enjoy going back and seeing all the things that were different because Kang Ji Won went back in time.

If you are looking for a cute romance, satisfying revenge, unhinged characters, and time travel, then this is the drama for you.

Leia Mais

If you're given a second chance, don't run from it, SEIZE IT!

Hello readers!!
If you've been watching edits on your TLs of any platform, I suggest you bag it and actually watch this series because I can never express how I felt from ep1-16.
Marry My Husband is the adaptation of a webtoon of the same name and there are contexts of marriage, cheater scumbags and teenie tinie love triangle that was so perfectly dodged. Must I say the fantasy adds so much meaning to the storyline. The overall philosophy of adulting, work-life balance, friendships, judgements of characters and karma is too perfect
Personally the negative characters ate too good with their roles. It'll forever scar me to see them in a positive light which is the beauty and trademark of the drama.

While it may not be everyones cup of tea personally I mark this drama as probably the best kdrama of this year alone and once you're watching it, you'll see it for yourself!!

Leia Mais

The Perfect Revenge

This drama didn't disappoint me from the start to the end! But ofc i was so nervous and angry because of characters like Min Hwan & Soo Min ●⁠_⁠_⁠●
Anyway, Loveeed it .
I want to review it in a few points:
1- every episode was full of emotions and i loved to watch Kang Ji Won raise up for herself, making some real friends, and fighting for her life.

2- every girl needs her Ji Hyuk ! What a safe place you are ㅠㅠ he was really there for her.

3- the chef and the foodie girl ( Eun Ho and Hee Yeon) were a great energetic couple, i wanted to see more of them. So cute !!

4- How charming is the lawyer : Lee Suk Joon ( ahh one of my fav men in this drama)

5- The acting was amazing, i think everyone in this cast did a great job, so well done.

6- i love how they took the wedding photos so seriously hehe, it was so elegant that you might believe it's a real wedding.

7- the perfect drama if you are bored.


I don't know why i see many negative comments from the web novel readers, so let me tell you as a reader, it's okay if tge novel and the adopted work art not the same, it's not supposed to be a copy, so enjoy them both and stop being so serious ♡

Leia Mais

Everything must have it's place

I honestly loved the story, acting, and twists and turns in this show. The BTS on this were even more fun to watch. The 'Husband' is so wholesome in real life, and as much as the show makes you hate him, watching his interviews and the BTS of the show makes him much like Tom Felton for Harry Potter fans. They hate him as Malfoy but love him as a person.

Kang Ji Won with stage 4 cancer, and a best friend who can't live without her is dying. Her deadbeat of a husband isn't paying her medical, so she heads home, only to find her husband and best friend in bed, planning on how to spend the insurance money once she's dead.
She confronts them and, in the process, falls on a glass table, leading to her death. When she wakes up, it's 10 years earlier, and she has a second chance to forego all the bad. Her first lesson: What happened before still must happen. Her goal: Make her "Best Friend" marry her once-husband (who is currently her fiance/boyfriend? Honestly, I had trouble keeping this straight as she broke it off a few times at the start). Can she escape her fate of marrying a deadbeat cheater and find the happiness she deserves?

Yoo Ji Hyeok, her Chief Manager at work, starts to notice her, and their feelings grow. He starts to help her with her goals. He, too, has a secret.

I absolutely loved Kang Ji Won and Yoo Ji Hyeok together, and their chemistry was off the charts. His unwavering support of whatever she needed was heartbreaking to watch as he struggled with her plans, but it was heartwarming to know he trusted her reasons.

I fully recommend this as a watch albeit for older teens and adults, and not children.

Leia Mais

SUPERB SUSPENSEFUL ROMANTIC DRAMA

Magnificent Drama. From start to finish - witty, exciting, suspenseful, romantic, life affirming. The two lead actors were spectacular to the point that they were real three-dimensional humans. Park Min-Young was such a great fighter!! She is one of my favorite actresses frim the 1st time I saw her in What's Wrong With Secretary Kim. Her match was Na In Woo, who I had not seen before, but he was fantastic - super handsome, kind, considerate, brilliant, a planner, romantic!!

I loved her dad, his smile just charmed me. Wouldn't it be nice to have such a person in your life?

There are so many key aspects to this show - romance, destruction, redemption, memories, evil, greed, jealousy, love, friendship, protection. You will not have one dull moment.

Shout out to other key players - the evil duo were fantastic; the lawyer and the lady I think he loves - but why no confession?, the incredibly handsome, sweet, sincere chef and the ebullient cheeky sis, the judo friends, the jealous creepy woman - who could like her?

Plus, what I always crave in a romantic drama but rarely happens. This drama delivered in spades.

From start to finish, you will wish for no interruptions and want to spend 16 hours in sheer bliss.

Thank you to all cast, writers, production teams, writers, subtitlists, sound, music, sets, .... I know that like What's Wrong With Secretary Kim, that I will return to this drama again and again for an uplifting, dramatic, oft scary, romantic roller coaster ride.

Note that I've now placed all of Na In Woo's ouvre in my queue.

Leia Mais

The best of 2024!

Having watched numerous revenge dramas and stories featuring characters getting a second chance at life, I was pleasantly surprised by the unique twist that Marry My Husband brought to the table. From start to finish, this series was thrilling. Every episode left me eagerly anticipating the next, craving more of the gripping storyline.

What really impressed me was the balanced portrayal of power dynamics between the "good and evil" characters. Unlike some dramas where the main character is bullied until they finally fight back in the end, the main leads in this drama hit the ground with their boxing gloves on.

In my opinion, Marry My Husband stands out as one of the best dramas of 2024 so far. Its fresh approach and thrilling storyline make it a must-watch for fans of the genre.

Leia Mais

Go for it

Marry My Husband" is one of the best dramas I've seen. While theme-based dramas aren't uncommon, this drama's uniqueness shines through in many aspects. One of its standout features is how the characters are given a second chance to rectify their past mistakes.

The drama covers a wide range of themes, including humor, cruelty, bullying, love, jealousy, hatred, conspiracy, obsession, and regression.

I particularly enjoyed the ending, which fulfilled my expectations of a satisfying conclusion to a happy ending story.

Lee Yi Kyung's performance was outstanding. Having seen him in "Eulachacha Waikiki," where he showcased his comedic talents, I was surprised by his ability to portray a negative character in "Marry My Husband ." He demonstrated a range of emotions, from love and fury to comedy, obsession with power, and the cruelty of a husband. He truly excelled in his role.

Regarding the other actors:

The female lead delivered a remarkable performance, showcasing her exceptional acting skills. Her portrayal of the scene where she discovers that the person who dropped her home was her father, leading to her emotional breakdown, was particularly impressive. Additionally, her reaction upon returning to the year 2013 and seeing her husband was incredibly moving.

There were many small but impactful scenes throughout the drama, all elevated by the stellar performances of the actors.

The male lead also delivered a strong performance, as did his sister and the actor who portrayed the chef.

Leia Mais

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

Leia Mais

Was going great until...

Just to warn you, I'm a big fan of keeping a screenplay as close to possible as the original novel/webtoon. This drama was going great until they introduced a fiancée for ML who NEVER EXISTED in the webtoon. I could tolerate the other changes - ML committed suicide in the webtoon. He didn't die in a car accident. FL didn't know about ML being reborn until much later in the webtoon. That was a nice twist that was surprising to even the reader. Grandpa was not your typical chaebol patriarch who made arranged business marriages. He was a cool dude - he even had a ponytail. I seriously don't know why these screenwriters have to follow the 'old' Asian template of business marriages & fiancées showing up and ruining ML/FL's romance. Not only did ML have to play the noble idiot (my 2nd most hated drama device) but now there's a fiancée that never existed in the webtoon (my most hated drama device). That's when I had enough and stopped watching, picking it back up at the end. I literally had a short-lived temper tantrum because once again, a screenwriter ruined a perfectly good drama. It's bad enough that Netflix did a hatchet job on my favorite all time webtoon, A Business Proposal; now the screenwriter had to add the MOST ANNOYING drama device out there to Marry My Husband - a fiancée for ML.

To top it off, I honestly don't think the director understood the characters in this drama at all. Both Ms. Yang and ML moped around the entire time - they were perpetual rainclouds. I didn't get that in the webtoon from Ms. Yang at all and ML was reserved but not depressed. He blushed a lot in the toon. Grandpa was not your typical meddling rich chaebol - honestly, ML's entire family was wonderful. I think the only ones who nailed their character was ML's sister (my favorite character in the toon besides the leads), possibly FL & Sumin (although she wasn't as fluffy and feminine as she was in the webtoon). As for the husband, the actor playing him is just too likeable for me to hate him. He came across as just a lazy dope who thought with his man part rather than the despicable character he was in the toon.

When the screenwriter changed the plot elements, he/she introduced some questions like - FL knows ML was reborn so why doesn't she ask him how he died and get to the bottom as to why he's so depressed all the time? And why is ML depressed? If FL can change her fate, why can't he? Besides, if FL doesn't die, then he won't be in the 'death car' coming back from her funeral. His depression and gloom doesn't make sense. Why doesn't he try to change his fate like FL????

Despite these changes, the drama was good (and amusing at times - Panties Park) until ML's so-called fiancée showed up. It wasn't necessary and was a completely made up element. I would rather the episodes get cut down to 14 if they didn't have enough material rather than add this old, annoying, worn out drama device. K-Dramas have evolved beyond the arranged marriage trope, screenwriter!

Leia Mais

0 chemistry, badly written

The music is very bad in this drama. I feel like it did not add anything to the story at all.
Acting was lacking from all of the characters. They were written in a way that i was unable to connect with any of them.
The female bad one was mean for no reason, even a beginner writer could have written a better plot line for the villain . The other fiance like she just started doing evil things without reason , so unrealistic everything how is written. It was very hard to finish this drama. Super disappointing and boring all the way.
The couple had absolutely 0 chemistry. They were dry and boring even on the kisses scene and marriage. None of the “couples” had any chemistry. A waste of time this drama. I am use to masterpieces and this is not one of them

Leia Mais

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."

Leia Mais