'Joseon's ladies' man' Bae Yeong-man proudly shows off a prospective daughter-in-law with extraordinary credentials.
On the 25th at 10 p.m., TV CHOSUN's hyperrealistic documentary variety show 'Joseon's ladies' man' unflinchingly portrayed everything from comedian Bae Yeong-man's introduction of an 'all-time top perfect daughter' prospective daughter-in-law to the realistic financial conflict of the Han Yun-seo couple that sparked rumors of a broken engagement.
That day, Bae Yeong-man, who visited the comedians association, caught attention by announcing the marriage news of his tall eldest son Bae Gang-min, who is active as an actor. The Japanese prospective daughter-in-law introduced by Bae Yeong-man was a pharmacist by profession, from an outstanding family, and even owned self-owned dwellings—possessing all-time top credentials. When an anecdote was revealed that she had even promised to support her unknown actor son for 10 years, Kim Hak-rae, whose long-cherished wish was to see his son married, could not hide his jealous envy.
Later, the son Bae Gang-min, who visited the studio, showed unusual affection, saying, "I plan to register the marriage first for fear the prospective bride will run away," and frankly shared behind-the-scenes details, saying, "(my prospective mother-in-law) worried, 'Isn't this an international scam?' and wondered if she could be responsible for her daughter," which provoked laughter.
Meanwhile, the Han Yun-seo couple, who decided to live together before marriage, set a budget of 15 million won for household goods but ran into difficulties from the start because of the boyfriend, a former top Korean pro gamer, wanting to buy game consoles and the stubborn clash over a large TV. Watching their spat, Jung Yi-rang expressed concern, saying, "They already handed out wedding invitations, but many couples break up while preparing household goods," and Hwang Bo-ra also sympathized realistically, saying, "These financial issues only end when someone dies."
That night, accumulated conflicts eventually exploded. After learning that her boyfriend had spent tens of thousands of won on T-shirts and beard removal, Han Yun-seo unleashed the anger she had been holding back.
Han Yun-seo candidly confessed, "If he gives me 20 million won in cash, I won't complain. I'll put on hanbok and greet him saying, 'Has the husband arrived?'" and said, "I get angry every day and, having to entrust my life to him, I waver about marriage," evoking sympathy. Afterwards, the two decided to buy an apartment as their newlywed home in Goyang city, where they would have to bear interest of around 2 million won per month, and continued their realistically harsh wedding preparations.
[Photo] 'Joseon's ladies' man'
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