‘Marry My Husband’ continues through the first half, providing a sense of immersion through unpredictable developments. Accordingly, we pointed out the points to watch in the second half of the episode that will definitely keep viewers' dopamine levels high until the end.
First, there is a lot of interest in the romance between Kang Ji-won (played by Park Min-young), who is trying to carve out her own destiny through the life she has been given, and Yu Ji-hyuk (played by Na In-woo), her reliable helper. The relationship between Kang Ji-won, who is trying to change her life on her own while sharing a secret that she cannot tell anyone about her second life, and Yoo Ji-hyuk, who silently watches her and tells her that she can use herself as much as she wants, is making my heart flutter.
However, in order to avoid repeating my previous life, there is a condition that I must hand over my fate to someone. Kang Ji-won is struggling to get the two married so as not to end up being betrayed by her husband and best friend, but Yoo Ji-hyuk cannot pass the sudden accident on to anyone else. Yoo Ji-hyuk's wish to become land for Kang Ji-won, who needed a place to stand, was blocked by inevitable fate. The narrative of Kang Ji-won, who is unaware of this fact, and Yoo Ji-hyuk, who is ready to generously sacrifice even the remaining two lives of his life to Kang Ji-won, becomes even more poignant and is likely to touch the heart.
Next, curiosity is growing about whether Park Min-hwan (played by Lee Yi-kyung) and Jeong Soo-min (played by Song Ha-yoon), the two men and women who stand on the table set by Kang Ji-won, will get married. So far, things have gone smoothly as Kang Ji-won expected, but Park Min-hwan added to the surprise by choosing to cut off the show after spending a night with Jeong Soo-min. In addition, Jeong Soo-min is trying her best to bring the tilted defense to her side, such as sending an apology letter to Kang Ji-won saying, “I hate you,” and carrying out a strategy using Park Min-hwan, who is weak to temptation.
Nevertheless, instead of choosing Jeong Soo-min, Park Min-hwan announced his marriage to Kang Ji-won in front of his co-workers with a wonderful proposal. Jeong Soo-min smiled and congratulated her on the outside, but inside she had a vicious determination to never let the two get married. Attention is being paid to whether Park Min-hwan will agree to marry Kang Ji-won due to Jeong Soo-min's increasingly aggressive attacks.
Lastly, speculation is growing about where the fate that Kang Ji-won avoided will lead. “Somehow, what happens happens. Kang Ji-won, who discovered the law of regression, saying, "As long as you don't hand over your fate to someone else," is executing a plan to get Jeong Soo-min to marry Park Min-hwan. In addition to this, Kang Ji-won is left with a series of incidents that he never wants to face again in his life, such as infidelity, fighting cancer, and murder. The tragic incidents and accidents that Kang Ji-won wants to abandon are already creating tension as to who they will be directed to.
‘Marry My Husband’ airs every Monday and Tuesday at 8:50 PM.
Taeyuna, Ten Asia Reporter youyou@tenasia.co.kr