Good basic plot idea. But why the childish scenes? Like the camping scenes with adults acting like kids? Complete with rinky-dinky music to let us know, "Hey, this is a cutesy cutesy scene." This could have been a serious romantic drama, but the characters are totally incapable of seeing the obvious: Lee Seo-jin is going to fall for Shin; the ramen cook is going to fall for the divorcee; and Shin is going to easily find a rabbit to pull out of the hat to win each case. No need to show extensive investigations to find the key info that will win the cases. And Lee's child...well who could find a more perfect child. The.paralegal and other outer-office chap always argue over silly things in silly ways - more cutesy-cutesy. Finally, K-drama just has to have background songs to tell us that the plot is so beautiful, it makes us want to karaoke. Real directors learned and set forth the correct principle for background music. Less is better; the scene should convey the meaning and emotion to evoke from the audience.
Review of Divorce Attorney Shin
