One the Woman

Le Ha Nee steals the show. Her comedy is impeccable, and it's worth watching for her alone. She plays two roles: an ostensibly corrupt Prosecutor plus the victimised daughter-in-law of a corrupt Chaebol family. She is hit by a car and loses her memory, with the family believing she is their daughter-in-law. Her personality as the Prosecutor is fiery, blunt and commanding, whereas her personality as the daughter-in-law is timid and long-suffering. Le Ha Nee plays both superbly. The 16 part series is an intricate story of the events that stem from the arson murder of the father of Le's love interest many years earlier, and the implications both personal and for the business, and for politics. The rest of the cast, the writing, cinematography and direction are excellent, too. K-dramas can be addictive, and this is one of them.