
Set in a quaint pension near Seoul, "My Brother's Wife" opens with a glimpse into the life of a woman managing the guesthouse while her husband, a globetrotting fashion professional, is frequently away on business. The tranquility of their home is disrupted when the furnace, a key element during the chilly season, breaks down. Although the initial repair seemed successful, it only lasted a day, prompting further frustration and inconvenience.
The story takes a tense turn as the protagonist attempts to address the repetitive furnace issues by contacting the headquarters to dispatch another repairman. Unfortunately, the same rude technician returns, igniting a heated conflict over the repair bill. This encounter escalates beyond a simple dispute, revealing uncomfortable and distressing dynamics between the two characters.
Through this intense and dramatic narrative, "My Brother's Wife" delves into themes of vulnerability, power struggles, and the complexities of personal boundaries. The series promises a gripping portrayal of how circumstances and character interactions can lead to unforeseen and challenging situations, setting the stage for a compelling exploration of resilience and courage.