==**What a waste of character development**==
After the media being insanely crazy about this series i knew i had to take my time and watch it all at once, and not gonna lie, it had me mesmerized for 8 episodes on a row but the thing with this... the second half of the serie doesn't add to much other than Woo Youngwoo development as a character and then every case taken by them as lawyers felt... forced into the story to get her into situations that she will finally overcome; said that, the rest of character were as charming as her but yet we barely know about their lifes; [spoiler]Myeong Seok having cancer out of nowhere was a way for them to go all to Jeju Island and nothing more, Kwon Minwoo being a villain that doesn't really have any chance to change into a nice person, his relationship with Suyeon was weird to watch, Geurami had the potential to be one of the best side character but she get lost in the second half, [/spoiler]as for the story I do agree the legal part of it was good, it's a nice legal drama and Park Eunbin delivered a decent acting tho I don't know if the representation was good or bad neither it's my place to give my opinion.
Watch it if you want a "make you feel good" serie but don't expect to much onto the story or characters other than the female lead.
My score: 7.5/10

I felt that this was a pretty good show. I don't want Kdramas, because they remind me of the shows from India (my nationality) that are always over the top and unrealistic. I watched this after watching ep3 when my sister was watching it in the living room. What initially made me interested was the lawyer part of the show and the seemingly realistic portrayal of autism, especially in episode 3. I'm a psych major and so I felt that the show was doing a good job of expressing autism to the audience, especially in Korea where I am aware that it's not as respected or understood by their society. The show did have the Kdrama feel here and there especially with the characters Jun-ho and Min-woo. In addition, the law part of the lawyer show was sort of obvious, as in there where times where I could probably say what was wrong in the case before Young-woo did. Whatever, I found it enjoyable to see her shine. I really appreciate the main actress in portraying the character with such realness, to the point where I was frequently impressed with her transformation into the character. The stories in the episodes were also pretty good as they were clearly there to have the audience's morals questioned on topics like N. Korean defectors and the LGBT community. To American audiences, perhaps these seem trivial but I have a feeling that to Korean viewers, there were a few topics in this season that got some exposure that they don't usually get. Regardless, here I am after watching my first Kdrama lol. Can't say I'm too unhappy with it - I'll be back for season 2.

This is a funny, heartwarming, challenging comedic drama so very well acted by a great ensemble. Of course, as are most of the Korean series, the magnificent cast is supported by one writer and one director throughout all the episodes, so there is meticulous attention to detail and continuity. As with Vincenzo, we all love it!

Extraordinary Writing

Disabilities are still a very real taboo in many countries and Autism Spectrum is still very much misunderstood. This series addresses some of the misconceptions from a first person view. And how difficult it is to engage in a relationship with someone who has autism, no matter how smart they are. From a father's perspective and a lover's perspective.

All the while the series does't only focus on that, but provides some nice legal battles, friendships, power struggles and manipulation "with good intentions". It's brilliantly acted by all of the cast. The lovers relationship feels very real and you can just see why that guy would fall for her.

Higly recommended.