One of the most popular K-dramas about law and order, Extraordinary Attorney Woo, showcased a unique storyline. Starring Park Eun-Bin, the drama revolves around Woo Young-Woo, a 27-year-old woman diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder. She is at the top of her class at Seoul National University based on her super IQ, creative thought process, and genius memory. She starts to practice law at a firm but finds it difficult to socialize.
Every episode of the drama shows different cases and how Young-Woo deals with them with her intelligence. However, by the end of the season, we find out many twists and turns about Young-Woo’s birth. But to the satisfaction of the viewers, Young-Woo (Park Eun-Bin) gets her happy ending. So, without wasting any time, let’s dive in to know what happens at the end.
Extraordinary Attorney Woo: Do Park Eun-Bin and Kang Tae-Oh Get Their Happy Ending?
By the end of the season, Woo Young-Woo wanted to break up with Lee Jun-Ho (Kang Tae-Oh). However, Jun-Ho took his time to understand Young-Woo’s problems and insecurities and dealt with them with much patience. He compared Young-Woo with a cat, a creature that lives on its whims and often ignores humans. But that doesn’t mean one must stop loving their cat. This justification won her heart, and she decided to take another step towards Jun-Ho. And their love story got a happy ending at the end.
On the other hand, Kwon Min-Woo (Joo Jong-Hyuk) declined Tae Su-Mi’s offer and tried to step in the right direction in life. He wanted Young-Woo to win the case, which showed his character development from the start of the series. In the meantime, Choi Su-Yeon developed romantic feelings for him. However, whether they started dating or not is not clear. Meanwhile, the question remained whether Jung Myeong-Seok returned to the law firm, Hanbada, after his cancer surgery. After promising his wife to rethink his career decision, the chances of him returning were slim.
The episode also showed a positive end to Young-Woo and her birth mother’s relationship. After an unexpected meeting with her half-brother through a case, Woo Young-Woo took the matter into her own hands and dealt with it. She somehow tried to talk her mother, Tae Su-Mi, down and came to terms with her absence in her life. Young-Woo was content that her mother would treat her half-brother better than her. The attorney was happy with her father, who raised her since her mother left after her birth.
With every loose end getting tied, Extraordinary Attorney Woo concluded with a happy ending. However, the viewers have a feeling that the series might return with a second season, even though there’s no confirmation about it yet. Moreover, it depends on the creators of the show. Furthermore, the audience loved Park Eun-Bin and Kang Tae-Oh’s sweet chemistry on screen. The other actors have also garnered a lot of appreciation for portraying their characters with great dedication.
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Have you watched Extraordinary Attorney Woo yet? If not, then it can be streamed on Netflix.
