(Not to be confused with the 2003 film featuring Renée Zellweger and Ewan McGregor.)
The series contains examples of:
- But Not Too Foreign: Newly hired lawyer Liang Zhi Hao is made fun of by the other employees for having a Hong Kong accent.
- Exact Eavesdropping: Yang Guo just happens to hear the entire story about Ke Zhong while at a photo shoot.
- Love Dodecahedron: Hui Fan —> Yu Ping <—> Yang Guo <— Ke Zhong <— Yang Duo
- Magical Nanny: Yang Guo, who tames the unruly Yu children and helps Yu Ping be a better parent.
- Pro Bono Barter: As part of the settlement, Yu Ping offers free consultant fees to the company that wanted to sue the Yang sister's father for fraud.
- The Scrooge: A mild form. Yang Duo tracks every cent in and out of the household. She also repurposes household items, resells anything she gets for free, and generally obsesses about money. Understandable, as her father owes millions of won in scams.
- Spit Take: In an Imagine Spot, Yang Guo dreams that Ke Zhong's mother spits coffee on the floor she just polished.
- Spoiled Brat: Yu Ping's niece and nephew Yu Fei and Yu Ting. Justified due to Parental Abandonment (both parents having died and willed the caregiving to Yu Ping).
- Umbrella of Togetherness: Used by both Yang Guo / Yu Ping, and Yanng Duo / Zhi Hao.
- Unkempt Beauty: Yang Guo wears her hair in a bowl cut, and almost always wears jeans and oversized t-shirts.
- Work Off the Debt: The Yang sisters are paying off the creditors of their missing father.
