Matriarchy: May I Be a Star and You the Moon

The character of the heroine was not well developed, and why the heroine started to investigate these things was not well laid out. So I think her sense of justice is a bit inexplicable. In my eyes, businessmen don't have an absolute sense of justice. And the heroine who traveled to the past didn't want to slowly develop her own power, but just wanted to go directly into the enemy camp. I don't think it's something a director can do [laughs awkwardly]. Of course, it is possible that she just has the arrogance and conceit of modern people and looks down on the wisdom of ancient people. Although the original host's mother, as the prime minister, has certain obligations towards these corruptions, the words spoken by the heroine have a sense of moral kidnapping. Of course, it is understandable. After all, she is not the heroine's biological mother. Of course, moral kidnapping is easy to do.