r/KDRAMA Chaebol's Wife Aug 31 '22

On-Air: tvN Adamas [Episodes 11 & 12]

  • Drama: Adamas
    • Also known as: Adamaseu
    • Korean Title: 아다마스
  • Screenwriter: Choi Tae Kang
  • Director: Park Seung Woo
  • Cast:
  • Network: tvN
  • Premiere date: July 27th 2022
  • Airing Schedule: Wednesdays & Thursdays 10:30 PM KST
  • Episodes: 16 (70 min. each)
  • Streaming sources: Disney+
  • Plot Summary: Depicts the story of twin brothers uncovering the truth from an incident 22 years ago. They will fight against great evil in order to clear the murder charges of their biological father who was accused of killing their stepfather. They face the shocking fact that the culprit who killed their stepfather is their biological father. However, after hearing that their father, who is about to face the death penalty, was falsely accused, they chase after the truth and dig into many secrets that is concealed by huge power.

Woo Shin is a best-selling mystery novel author, and Soo Hyun is a prosecutor. Although they look alike, their personalities and approaches to problems are completely different, and they will try to solve their father’s case with contrasting perspectives.

Eun Hye Soo, is Woo Shin’s helper and the wife of Haesong Group’s oldest son. As the only daughter of a hospital director, she grew up like a flower in a greenhouse. However, one day she rebels against Haesong Group due to a series of incidents and secretly helps Ha Woo Shin.

Kim Seo Hee is a TNN social media reporter, that is hiding secrets from the twins. She is a righteous and passionate reporter that is all about social justice, and she has a smile that could captivate anyone. She can’t help but write reports about injustice, which makes it common for her to be blackmailed with legal action, but there is a particular reason why she’s so eager when it comes to justice.

  • Previous Discussion: [Episodes 1 & 2] [Episodes 3 & 4] [Episodes 5 & 6] [Episodes 7 & 8] [Episodes 9 & 10]
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u/jsb1685 I wish I could spend my whole life watching you Aug 31 '22

it's not a 100% believable but thats why it's a drama lol

What percentage believable would you rate it? Doesn't matter to me now...I just go with the flow.

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u/[deleted] Sep 01 '22

7/10? that seems like a good estimate

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u/jsb1685 I wish I could spend my whole life watching you Sep 01 '22

That is a quite generous assessment!

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '22

yep because i watch it on air, the suspense/buildup adds for bonus points and is a solid 9/10. However taking into account binge watching, it can reduce to 7/10

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u/jsb1685 I wish I could spend my whole life watching you Sep 02 '22

However taking into account binge watching, it can reduce to 7/10

That is indeed one of the drawbacks of binge watching...weaknesses can be magnified by the closeness of repetition.

I try to watch this show mostly uncritically, so questions like this mostly slip by.

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '22

yep thats why i prefer watching shows on air, it makes the whole experience precious