Breaking 9 Points in 3 Episodes! A Mix of Sadness and Healing, This Korean Drama Portrays Ordinary People as Gods…

Recently, Netflix has brought another Korean drama that has driven viewers crazy.

Starting from a Douban rating of 8.6, it has soared to an impressive 9.2, dominating the popular Korean drama charts for weeks.

However, unlike the high-energy and exhilarating pace of previous dramas, this time the plot is slow and everyday.

But it is so real that countless office workers admit, this is exactly how they feel.

It is none other than a healing drama dedicated to the youth of today: ‘My Liberation Diary’

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Lian Meijing was born in a rural area of South Korea. After graduation, she and her siblings all worked in Seoul.

However, due to the expensive rent in the city, the three siblings still live in their parents’ home in the countryside.

Every morning, they have to take a bus from the village to the town, then transfer to the subway to Seoul.

The commute time is as long as commuting from Yanjiao to Beijing.

Due to lack of money, they usually can’t afford to take a taxi.

They only share a ride home when they miss the last bus.

Over the years, the three siblings have carried different pressures.

The eldest sister is almost 40 years old and still can’t find a partner.

Her daily style is resentful and frustrated, often crying out:

If only I lived in ancient times, I could have arranged my marriage…

The second brother, as the only male in the family, is constantly suppressed by his father.

Want to start a business?

The father does not support it, unless the brother raises three billion Korean won on his own.

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