Nothing to Lose

The love story did not develop until maybe the last 10 minutes of the drama. The story was somehow predictable despite of an attempt to direct the story to a different villain. It was interesting at first but it only revolved on cases related to the female character. I thought Judge Vs Judge promised the life of judges in and out of the courtroom.

This was a pretty good show - not amongst my all-time favourites to date, but compelling enough and with an overarching plot that had me hooked from the start.

There is a sweet romance element, but it's extremely tame. Regarding the "bad guys" of the plot, some were flawed and human and almost forgivable, while at least one was the type I would have loved to see get some serious karmic attention from the universe.

The story of the heroine and her family I found to be quite heartbreaking, and I railed at the injustice they faced at various points. There were also plenty of little subplots that I found myself invested in.

To summarise, I really enjoyed the show. Even if it didn't set my soul completely on fire as some other K-dramas have managed to do.