Marry My Husband

This drama tells the story of a woman who, after living a terminal illness life and losing her life due to the betrayal of her husband and best friend, goes back 10 years to the moment of her death and carves out her own destiny. It offers a fresh take by combining the potentially cliché themes of revenge and infidelity with the fantasy element of time travel. It's a story that not only punishes infidelity but also depicts the process of the protagonist forging her own pathetic and miserable fate and finding new love with a reliable ally. The drama seamlessly blends regression, revenge, and romance, making it highly immersive. The story, which could have been heavy, is told humorously, providing a sense of catharsis rather than frustration throughout. The actors' performances were also truly outstanding. In particular, actors Lee Yi-kyung and Song Ha-yoon delivered perfectly villainous performances that were almost infuriatingly good. If you need a refreshing, 'cider'-like plot to blow away the stress of your frustrating daily life, I highly recommend binge-watching this drama.