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Online discussions are currently resurfacing around the drama 'My Liberation Notes', featuring Son Sukku and Kim Jiwon. This 16-episode series, which aired on JTBC from April 9 to May 29, 2022, continues to be a topic of conversation among viewers, prompting renewed interest in where to watch it and its underlying themes.
'My Liberation Notes' was written by Park Hae-young and directed by Kim Seok-yoon, also starring Lee Min-ki, Lee El, and Lee Ki-woo. The story centers on the three Yeom siblings living in Sanpo Village, Gyeonggi Province, and the mysterious Mr. Gu (Son Sukku). Notably, the relationship between Yeom Mi-jeong (Kim Jiwon) and Mr. Gu begins with a unique concept of 'worship', emphasizing mutual support rather than possession or change. The full series is available for rewatching on Netflix, titled 'My Liberation Notes', and on the official JTBC website.
Bloggers praise the drama for its ability to create deep immersion by subtly portraying emotions in everyday life, such as commuting, company dinners, and family conversations, rather than focusing on dramatic events. They highlight its message that 'it's important to accept who you are, even if you're not extraordinary', and the philosophical insights it offers on healthy relationships and romance through Mr. Gu and Mi-jeong's dynamic of unconditional acceptance.
