And the award for the most nonsensical dumbest accident in the first quarter of the KDrama year and the top 5 of my KDrama watching history goes to Marry My Husband.

Episode 11 was already a bit disappointing, but after episode 12, I seriously wondered what the writers were smoking.

Why introduce two more villains when the drama already has some really good villains? Above all, both new villains are just poorly written and cliché. I ended up skipping almost all the scenes with them.

I won't even mention the Truck of Doom.

The airtime could have been used for much better things, e.g. more scenes with Yang Joo-ran and Lee Suk-joon.

Also, I couldn't understand Ji-won's decission to break up. I understand that she has trust issues because of her childhood and experiences, but breaking up because Ji-hyuk has an ex-fiancée is really rubbish.
On the other hand, I would have understood very well if she had wanted nothing more to do with him at the beginning of episode 11 after he had simply pushed her into the corridor and closed the door in her face.

I smell a epic oncoming crash. Episode 12 was such a let down. We did not need a new one dimensional cardboard cutout of a baddie.

Yu -ra is such a bad antagonist that I miss Su-min. She does not make sense. Her presence actually downgrades whole antagonist aura of Min-hwan and Su-min. They just ceased to become their own people and are now henchmen of Yu-ra. What's fun in that? She just sucked all fun out of the show.

We now officially more 'bad' people in the show than 'good' people and when that happens I tend to find watching show just a chore.

Disappointed that the FL, who previously had shown great growth in confidence and still obviously worried about her co-workers, was so eager to dump the ML when he had told her all along that he was previously engaged and that it was no longer an issue. She obviously didn’t really care that much about him—and no doubt she was irritated at his habit of brushing her hair away from her eyes when she was just trying to chill out watching a silly tug of war variety show.

Yes, as many DB commentators have said, he’s boring, and the dates they went on were boring too, but I identify with boring guys who want to be inert chunks of land.

I was pleased, as I always am, to see a white truck cameo. I'm particularly happy this came late in the show. I love white trucks and the havoc they wreak, but when they appear too early, that means endless replays of cars being spun around or bodies lying in pools of blood to properly stress to viewers that death by white truck is traumatic. Now, hopefully, there will just be one recap replay and the white truck can speed on into other dramas—ALTHOUGH, in Flex X Cop I noticed that they had replaced the white truck with a white SUV, undoubtedly in a cost saving measure. I hope such downsizing doesn’t become widespread!

I was thinking that now the ML got into an accident that will be enough to satisfy his past life accident obligations, but I probably not—white trucks tend to transcend time, escaping the usual rules of time travel, which are so clearly laid out and rigorously followed in this drama .

After these two episodes I wanted to get tickets to Exitville. But, I care about Manager JooRan and want to see how they resolve this. I want her to get well, dump the husband and friend and go off in the bike with Secretary 😅.
It was interesting that it wasn’t just the cancer that was transferred but it was a complete ‘package’! (Husband, friend, affair and cancer). Wow!
I rather have the show focus on this and not the crazy ex fiancé.

What makjang drama possessed the writers? Episode 12 considerably dimmed my enjoyment of the drama. I hated the addition of Yura and everything to do with that storyline. And why was Ji Won being so extra, since when are people not allowed to break an arranged engagement one -sidedly? That was such a dumb manufactured drama. Min-Hwan and Su-min were and still are entertaining, complex villains to watch ( the acting also elevates them) but Yura is a stock cartoon villain, like a second female lead from the Kdrama old days of yore. Just annoying, to the point that they’ve ruined Ji Hyuk and Ji Won as a couple for me and I don’t know if the drama can recover. I liked the changes they did to the webtoon so far, but in this instance I wish they had stayed closer to it rather than the webnovel. I will not even comment on the ToD. Hope it was just a hiccup and they can bring it somehow back on track

I enjoyed this drama more when it was Ji-Won’s revenge and a slow burn românce but Episode 11 was still alright,except it did leave me dumbfounded when he threw her out the door after responding eagerly to the kiss:)) Like that’s cold man, and not the way to ensure her happiness. Ji Won is more foregiving than me cause I wouldn’t have spoken to him again after that stunt. Then again she was equally dumb in episode 12 so I guess they balance each other out *facepalm*

I don't understand. By marrying Soo-Min to Min-Hwan, her destiny will change, Soo-Min becoming her, she should be the one who gets the cheating and finally death. The cancer not being any decision by someone should still have been connected to Ji-Won. I don't understand why it's Manager Yang who got the cancer and the cheating, it's her life was miserable enough... I'm watching for Manager Yang and Lee Suk-Joon.

I wonder how many paparazzis there were at their beach date, everybody has pictures of them. 😅

These two episodes made my blood boil. They could just ended it in 12 episodes, but they decided to add a despicable SFL and increase the number of annoying people! And what the hell was wrong with Ji-won that made her break up with Ji-hyeok? What was Ji-hyeok's fault? And what? TRUCK OF DOOM??

I actually kind of like Yoo-ra being introduced as a new fly in the ointment. With her on board, the conflict feels less one-sided and like there is actually a very real threat, rather than just Min-hwan and Soo-min playing checkers while they think they're playing chess.

I honestly felt kinda betrayed by episode 12. Granted I've only been watching for the past couple of weeks but based on what I saw and the weecaps, I liked the changes the drama made. I thought this was an adaptation done right! And then I'm hit with a jealous, possessive sociopath, a needless break up, and a truck of doom. Are you kidding me? Why? Why did this need to happen?
Was there seriously no other way to extend Ji Won and Ji Hyuk's arcs without this particular monkey wrench?

Superficially, I don't like the way Yu Ra looks so that made it even more annoying to have to keep seeing her. She legit reminds me of cartoon villians (and I say this as someone who watchs cartoons haha)

I was thinking could they have not just gone along with the webtoon for this part rather than this murder for hire/she stole my man/Ji Won betrayed all of us thing?

Ahh, I'm so disappointed and annoyed that I kinda don't even wanna watch the next episode.

I don't know which wedding crash was worse (as in worse for the characters), the webtoon or the drama but the second hand embarrassment is real for both haha. It was mortifying to imagine having something like that happen on your wedding day in front of a large group of people haha

But I did like how she outed Su Min for marrying Ji Won's ex haha. That part was very satisfying haha.

I was wondering what the HR guy was planning on doing his knowledge of Yang's husband.

Ugh, these husbands are so trash. It's so frustrating that their wives are tethered to them. I feel so sad for these women.

In times like these, we need the sunshine that is Hui Yeon but didn't get enough of her or of her hanging out with the chef.

Su min must be delusional to think that jiwon dumped min hwan on her. All jiwon did was manufacture events so that the two of them spent more time together. But the actual seduction and cheating was all sumin. Then how does she have the audacity to get angry at jiwon when she's responsible for her own messed up life? I know she has some issues but still it made me so angry to watch those scenes. Just those. I haven't even watched the rest of the episode.

Ji-won had a clear 38 seconds before the impact with Ji-hyuk's car, and 40 seconds before the impact would have gotten to hers had it not veered off, - to make a decision and she just stayed there frozen looking like a doe or is it a deer in the hindsight. I'm not going to make any excuse about she being too shocked to react cause it doesn't make sense. It is arrant nonsense and the dumbest thing I've seen this year.

About Joo-ran. They better not have her take up Ji-won's life from the first timeline. It was always known to us both then and now that her husband was a no good man. The only thing we didn't know was his being a cheat. So I hope they do not draw a parallel with Joo-ran. I'll be so mad if they do. The woman already has a lot on her plate that she has to take up and live with the repetition of Ji-won's trash. If the drama maintains the direction they are going with the rules of the time travel, I'm sorry but I can already predict how this will end and it is not going to be palatable at all. They could have just gone Go Back Couple route, using death as the vehicular movement for the time travel. And then they let the actions they take in this timeline effect the original one. I understand that sometimes, going back in time creates new victims(My Perfect Stranger), but they should have just left Joo-ran at that(the new victim), instead of adding Ji-won's stomach cancer and cheating husband to the mix. Her husband is already trash. Why add trash to trash?
They better use that trash they've added to effect their divorce.

That kiss though. Man! It was fire. Pure fire. Until Ji-hyuk ruined my first two minutes of episode 11. I really wish that this people let it settle in that they can have a chance at happiness too. I know his status makes it a dream that is unattainable but he is going to become chairman one day. I hope he doesn't tow the line of his father and the thoughts of his grandfather who has once again crossed from unlikeable to likeable and back to unlikeable.

If there's something I loved about Ji-hyuk this week, it is how the steered the conversation with Ji-won in the boardroom. He first explained the situation clearly to her and heard her feedback. It was only after it was clear they had finished talking about Yu-ra that he gave her the doctor's appointment he had booked in advance. Color me besotted when I'm given male leads who are selfless in this particular manner. It raises the bar so high for me and I'm officially on team Ji-hyuk - bland or not. He has finally won me over with his selfless act. Well, that kiss was another but he missed it when he prematurely truncated it.

Seok-joon sitting all alone at the bar during Joo-ran's celebratory outing was not easy to watch at all. You guys should include him in instead of keeping him at arm's length. But then...he's HR so I understand why they're having him at alternating seats. Joo-ran pouring him a glass softened things BTW.

I actually felt bad for Ji Hyuk and I don't even like his blandness, but her breaking up with him was so stupid. What did it add to the drama, nothing? Sigh. The truck of doom though was a stupid I don't think I have ever seen before. The truck was so far away, drive away, turn right, it would have missed. So dumb.

Episodes 11 & 12 were a wild ride. It feels like the plot just crashed into the viewers without warning!

Ji-Won: I'm angry that Ji-Won didn't "stand by her man" and help Ji-Hyuk extract himself from his past mistake: eveil woman Yu-Ra. And another thing: it seemed unbelievable that Ji-Won would play along with the Mother-Daughter shopping trip, courtesy of Su-Min.

Ji-Hyuk: I'm disappointed that Ji-Hyuk has shown himself to be on Ji-Won's side for 10 episodes, then slams the door in her Ji-Won's face in episode 11 plus avoids protecting Ji-Won from the wrath of Yu-Ra in episode 12.

Time-travelers: Just how many people are "re-visiting" the past in 2013? Seems that Lee-Suk-Joon could be a visitor from the future. Wonder if Yu-Ra is, too? This drama seems to be on cheater-plot overload so those seeking revenge could be anywhere!

MMH universe: Because this is a fantasy, it seems that the rules are for the "bad things" in Ji-Wn's life go to other people. So, when do the "bad things" from Ji-Hyuk's life go to someone else? Exactly what are the "bad things" in his life besides being engaged to a manipulative, possessive witch? Why didn't he work out his revenge on Yu-Ra by getting her engaged/married to someone else equally deserving? Or does his heart tattoo prevent him from changing his own past--is he only there for Ji-Won? Why doesn't he play the "long game" of TEN YEARS to live--don't they both get to live at least until the day they died in 2023?

Coming soon: Will the dose of "be careful what you wish for" revenge end with recemption? Episodes 13-16, please don't crash and burn!

The ginger cat: Kitty Pang--or his doppelganger-- remained unscathed or absent in the latest traffic accident. Wonder which of his 9 lives Pang is on?

Episode 11 still had some of the delicious vengeance of previous weeks. As for episode 12, PPL is on point: coffee-flavored candy with protein salmon chips as a chaser captures the flavor perfectly. 😖 Having been warned by beanies about the mess ahead, I actually enjoyed watching the show suddenly throw a dozen farcical makjang tropes into the blender and churn out this unpalatable glop. Seok-joon is my hero this week, reminding the good-guy team that pettiness can be a superpower. Soo-min’s presence being reduced takes away most of the fun, and Yoo-ra is a terrible substitute. Can we transfer the truck’s attention to her? She’s just made of cardboard anyway so no real characters will be harmed.

I am really enjoying this show. I look forward to it every week and it makes me laugh.
Yes, JH is bland. Tall, dorky, and handsome. Also kind and caring and forward thinking. (Stomach cancer doctor! Who has been told to keep one space free always!)
Yes, JW is stupid for rejecting JH so much. But JW has major trauma from unfaithful spouses. Her mum alone would cause her to be wary, but then her husband murdered her! JW is having an emotional reaction to Jura, she is not using her brain at all, and that's what happens when you are hurt badly.
Yes, there is an episode worth of PPL in this weeks episodes, and that always makes the story drag a bit. Some of the PPL is not as obvious if you are out--of-Korea, I'm sure. Things like the shopping scene, which I think was an ad for the products available at Authentique.
Yes, the accident was stupid, but I think next week we are going to get backstory about why it was so stupid. JH and JW knew that accident was going to happen, and they planned for it. JH doing that will expose Juras plots, and also prove his love to JW. It will also fufill the murder arc for SM and MH, meaning that the murder will Not get transferred to Joo-ran.
Jw has already been concerned that the rest of her fate will go to Joo-ran, so that is JW's motivation with going along with the silly TOD plot. And SJ will take care of exposing the cheating husband on his own I think.

Oh, wow, the Truck of Doom. Really, Show?

And the award for the most idiot noble idiocy goes to Ji-Won, who breaks up with Ji-hyuk because he has an ex-fiance' in this lifetime and also a wife that he divorced in his previous lifetime... or something.

Episode 12 was a big mess. That's all I have to say!

I don't understand the grandfather; he's tailing his grandson but has no idea about the true nature of his intended? Or is he okay with marrying him with a literal psychopath? I feel silly for liking him before, either the character is not written well or they're not showing us the whole picture.

I've been getting cold feet about this drama since its 8th episode but I still enjoyed Ji-won's journey and overlooked how some plot points were resolved in a contrived manner e.g. the allergy couple. Now I'm starting to dislike the FL as well.

Gah, I was trying to catch up but reading the state of things I’ll bow out watching . Sorry PMY, maybe next drama .

PMR remains the “redo my life makjang” king !

I feel like maybe this should have been capped at 12 episodes because we're starting to lose the plot.

even though these episodes were arguably the weakest, I'm still hopeful the show can redeem itself.

I’m just going to come right out and say it…the ML is bland. This drama has confirmed what I suspected about this actor…he is not first lead material. While very handsome, the charisma is just not there and his performance in this drama has been very one note for me.

While I agree that Ji-Won breaking up with Ji-Hyuk for having a fiancee is frustrating, I am more willing to accept it under the rationale that she's getting hit with a lot of info about how her return to the past is having unintended repercussions. Like her cancer passing to Joo-Ran. I think she's legitimately spooked by the idea that her happiness might be hurting someone else. Remember, she doesn't (yet) know what an awful person Yoo-Ra is. Not saying this is a perfect or completely convincing justification, just that I think it's in the mix.

I hope they don't give Sumin a redemption arc here because her face in the next ep preview (Although it was just a quick second) looked as if even she was shocked with Ji Won confronting her -- and hopefully Sumin FINALLY tells her why she's been a backstabbing b*tch all this time🙃 Sumin knows Ji Won & how crappy her mom is even to her so Sumin's anger towards Ji Won is definitely misplaced. Rant aside, her villain character is so fun to hate😜

Yoo Ra's introduction is a letdown given her typical villain personality.. haven't we had enough of these rich drama queens claiming their right to men because their pride was hurt?😒😒

I just love reading everybody's reactions. So funny. Especially to the truck of doom and the noble idiocy.