'Daughter-in-law' newlyweds Park Ha-seon and Kwon Yul predicted a conflict over the Sea World memorial service.
Episode 1 of 'Daughter-in-law', which aired last week, told the story of Min Sa-rin (played by Park Ha-seon) and Mu Gu-yeong (played by Kwon Yul), a new couple who experienced ups and downs after getting married and going through in-laws' events such as their mother-in-law's birthday and wedding anniversary. Min Sa-rin faces a not-so-happy newlywed life as she encounters various in-laws, including parents-in-law who want a friendly and friendly daughter-in-law but also want her to take good care of her husband, an older brother and his wife who value their lives and family more than their parents and in-laws, and an obnoxious sister-in-law. I felt confused.
In episode 2, which airs on the 10th, Moo Gu-yeong delivers shocking news to Min Sa-rin, who was trying to spend time leisurely at home on the holiday, saying, "Today is the day of the ancestral rites." Mother-in-law Park Ki-dong (Moon Hee-kyung) kicks Mu Gu-yeong out of the kitchen when she tries to help prepare food for the ancestral rites. The contrast between Min Sa-rin, who prepares a ancestral rite for her in-laws in the kitchen, and Mu Gu-yeong, who has no choice but to drink with the elders of the family while watching his wife's thoughts, induces a storm of empathy and raises expectations.
When Min Sa-rin, who had been preparing for the ancestral rite all day, finally expressed her dissatisfaction, Mu Gu-yeong, who had always tried to ease her mind, was embarrassed and said, "If you really hated it that much, "You shouldn't have said you couldn't do it. How can you say that I can do it?" thing. Curiosity is growing as to whether their conflict, which exploded in an instant, can be resolved again.
'Daughter-in-law' is a Kakao TV original drama presented by Kakao Entertainment, and Channel A will specially broadcast it following 'Marriage White Paper' in cooperation with Kakao Entertainment. Channel A organizes 'Daughter-in-law', which had a total of 12 episodes (about 20 minutes each episode), into 4 parts of 3 episodes each, and airs a special broadcast every Tuesday at 9:20 pm.
Kim Ji-won, Ten Asia reporter bella@tenasia.co.kr