Born Again

I'll probably be the only one who didn't like the ending.

I have no regrets that I spent some of my free time on this work, although I thought that I would hate the drama very much.
The ending is quite logical, but this does not negate the fact that the story was not presented quite adequately by the authors, which generated a lot of negative comments from the audience (poor ratings, too).

Somewhere in the middle, a complete turmoil began in the script and the behavior of the characters. As the audience noted, the screenwriter persistently made the heroine a masochist defending a psychopath who could really be a murderer, and the prosecutor was a terrible man without moral principles, putting innocent people behind bars. The scene in the trial of the writer's daughter, by the way, was about nothing at all, but okay about that. Let's not judge strictly. After all, for many, the main intrigue was a love triangle.

The two men's love for the heroine was completely different. One said that after the death of his beloved, he would continue to live and remember her, and the second was ready to sacrifice himself because he did not want to live in a world without his beloved. Apparently, this is what finally touched Sa Bin, who decided to choose Jong Bom, but, as for me, the transition process from one to the other was just terrible)

We were shown sooooo many love scenes with Sa Bin and Soo Hyuk, as well as scenes in which the same Sa Bin rejects Jeong Bom in every possible way and says that her heart is occupied. Even when the heroine begins to feel something for the second, she still does not consider it love. And how, comrades, could you forget about your "beloved" in a couple of episodes and agree that she still gives her heart to Jong Bom? Obviously, this is unrealistic. Remember the kiss scene between SB and CB (and it was the only one!!!) - well, just by rejecting it. In order for everything to go smoothly, it was necessary either to devote less time to the pair of SB and CX, or to gradually develop the heroine's relationship with CB, rather than fit all her realizations into the last two. I don't believe it, in general.

they behave here exactly as they would in a previous life, and this is somehow especially sad, although the scene is stunningly beautiful.

@Natiyag: I strongly support it! They just blamed the prosecutor at the very end for the murder of his fucking parents. I will never be able to understand what motivated the scriptwriters to do this. For me, from that moment on, the series actually lost any value. In the rewind, I barely watched the predictable ending.

I need an explanatory team, because I don't understand anything
anymore. I thought Jichol blew his brains out and the three of them all died on a mountain in the snow, and now they show that he was executed. I'm so confused now..
and it turns out that since Jichol was imprisoned by Jenben's father, it means that he worked with Hyun Bin and should have noticed that the prosecutor looks like him. ANYWAY, can I have all the episodes at once, otherwise my brain explodes