Inheritance War Round 2.. Han Go-eun Fainted [Certificate of Family Relations]

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Amid the inheritance war over the assets left by Jeon No-min in "Certificate of Family Relations," Han Go-eun finally fainted.

In the 10th episode of MBC's daily drama "Certificate of Family Relations" (directed by Kim Mi-sook, written by Park Ji-hyun), which aired on the afternoon of the 17th, it seemed as though a battle over heirlooms worth 120 million won had come to an end. However, Na Se-ri (played by Han Go-eun) crumbled before the harsh reality that followed, and a second conflict with the Seo-chon family flared up again over apartment shares, delivering an immersive experience that kept viewers from looking away for even a moment.

In today's broadcast, the first round of the inheritance war concluded through No Young-ju (played by Im Ji-eun)'s bitter decision. Feeling pain seeing Se-ri collapse in despair, Young-ju raised the white flag despite her son Cha Seung-hyun's (played by Seo Do-young) objections, saying, "My husband gave it too; what is a mere gem? I'll give back what was given to me." As soon as Se-ri left the Seo-chon house, she collapsed in front of her daughter Na Ji-ni (played by Park Se-young), and upon returning home, she broke down in tears, realizing she was losing everything.

Se-ri's trials did not end there. She received a recommendation to resign from the National Symphony Orchestra, which had been her entire life. The president suggested that since Korean society is still conservative, it would be better to frame her resignation as a personal matter and submit her letter of resignation accordingly. Though shocked, Se-ri tried to remain calm, telling herself she could hold a solo concert instead, but ultimately collapsed in tears, evoking sympathy. However, more unbearable news followed. To make matters worse, a lawyer delivered the desperate answer that "the law favors the wife on paper" in an inheritance lawsuit stemming from their de facto marriage relationship, pushing Se-ri to the brink.

Meanwhile, a subtle shift began to emerge as Ji-ni and Im Ji-hoo (played by Sung Yi-eon) experienced what seemed like a chance encounter. Ji-ni could not ignore witnessing a domestic violence scene; she risked danger to help the victimized woman but ended up injured herself. Just then, Ji-hoo happened to witness the scene and came to Ji-ni's aid when she was in trouble. Seeing her injured hand, he offered her a bandage. Later at Jeon Si (Chairman), Ji-hoo met Ji-ni again and left a sincere comment about her work: "I see comfort for people," which shook Ji-ni's frozen heart. Most importantly, Ji-hoo showed his intention to personally verify the truth behind Ji-ni's past school bullying incident, raising expectations for how their relationship might evolve in the future.

Next, Ji-ni and Se-ri entered the second round of the inheritance war with the Seo-chon family over apartment shares. Young-ju's daughter-in-law Mai (played by Jung So-young) even obtained Se-ri's apartment registration documents to calculate inheritance possibilities and went so far as to enroll her son O-reum in a kindergarten in this neighborhood, displaying shameless behavior that crossed all boundaries. Just then, as Se-ri, whose health had rapidly deteriorated due to extreme stress, was about to leave the apartment with Ji-ni's support to go to the hospital, she unexpectedly ran into Seung-hyun and Mai in the lobby, bringing the tension to its peak. Seeing the two of them, Se-ri was speechless in shock, but Mai asserted ownership by saying, "What right? The father who worked hard to buy this place is our husband's father."

Enraged by this, Se-ri finally fainted and collapsed. As she pushed away Seung-hyun's hand trying to support her, shouting, "Don't touch me! I'm so, so disappointed," Ji-ni's fierce gaze became the final image of the episode, delivering a thrill like no other. It remains to be seen how the second round of the inheritance war between Se-ri and Young-ju's family over apartment shares will end in catastrophe.

"Certificate of Family Relations" airs every Monday through Friday at 7:05 p.m.

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