“Red Shoes” - What a Mother's Love Does Not Look Like

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“Red Shoes” is a Korean drama series released in 2021, has 100 episodes, and can be categorized as Soap Opera, Family, Crime, Romance, and Revenge. SUMMARY: A young girl finds out that on the night her father died, her biological mother betrayed her, her brother and her father by forsaking them in order to live a life of wealth and luxury. She and her brother were raised by a woman who was a friend of the family. When the girl grew up, she was studying to become a shoe designer. Her brother grew up and became a doctor, but his life was cut short when he was attacked by a thief and died from the injuries he sustained. Just as her mother showed no guilt or shame when the father died, she had no shame or pity for her son and pretended not to even know her own child. The daughter who had been forsaken came up with a plan to take revenge on her cold-hearted mother. ♦ Family Ties In “Red Shoes”, some family ties are easily broken while other family ties are difficult to connect or reconnect. Not all biological mothers are true mothers to their children. But

 

[PADAM PADAM]

“Red Shoes” was a bit overwhelming. 100 episodes are just too much, and it felt like the story could’ve been condensed without losing the core drama. The emotional pull of Jin-A’s revenge is compelling, but I found some characters frustratingly predictable. That said, the family dynamics were interesting, and I get why people are drawn to these types of K-dramas. It just wasn’t for me, especially with how early they spoiled the ending!

 

[JinnyGoesKrazy]

OMG! I love “Red Shoes”! The revenge plot was so juicy, and even though it was super sad at times, it had me binge-watching all weekend. Jin-A was such a boss, and I loved seeing her stand up to her mom. The show was a little slow sometimes, but I think that’s just because I’m used to faster-paced shows. Overall, it was so worth it, and now I’m obsessed with K-dramas!

 

[Delivery_Witch]

I loved the idea of Jin-A’s revenge, but I feel like 100 episodes was a lot to get through. Some parts felt dragged out, and I had a hard time staying engaged. That said, the characters grew on me, and I appreciated how the drama unfolded, even if I kind of wished the pace was faster. Would I recommend it? Maybe, if you’re ready for a marathon.

 

[Sideways]

I loved every second of “Red Shoes”! The intricate storytelling kept me invested from the first episode to the last. Even though it’s long, I think the number of episodes allowed for more character development. Jin-A’s transformation from a hurt daughter to a determined woman seeking revenge was so satisfying. This drama really tugs at your heartstrings, especially with the family themes. I can see why some people might find it too long, but I loved that about it!

 

[Ube Donut]

“Red Shoes” wasn’t my cup of tea. I appreciate the dramatic themes of betrayal and revenge, but 100 episodes was overkill. It felt like the plot stretched too thin, and while some of the family dynamics were intriguing, I found myself losing interest midway. I get that long K-dramas are a thing, but this one didn’t have enough substance to justify the length. There were some great moments, but not enough to make me want to watch it again.