My Korean Best Mother-In-Law

Transnational love affairs, grievances of distant marriages, conflicts between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, mommy's husband, reality, family drama, the heroine's sober counterattack, and life in a foreign country. On the first day I got married in Korea, my mother-in-law said she would treat me like a daughter. I naively believed it. It was only when I entered that I saw clearly that this family was ridiculous and outrageous. The mother-in-law raises fresh meat privately, the father-in-law is addicted to sects, and the private lives of relatives are chaotic. I thought this was the bottom line, until my husband pretended to be ill and took out a loan, and together with his mistress, the whole family came out to press hard and force me to get divorced.