@Marie_x4 you're reading a romance so there's necessarily a HEA between the two protagonists

@What was the reason I completely get your point, and I do think that’s what the author is going for. But when I think about Na Haesu as a character, it doesn’t really make sense to me. The issue with her ex-husband is that he had to give up everything for her, which pushed them into poverty and created resentment in their relationship.
By comparison, none of that applies to Tae Ha, since he’s already “established.” He has nothing to sacrifice for her, which completely sets him apart from the ex-husband. From what we know so far, he wants her for who she is. So in the end… it kind of feels like there’s no real problem lmao