The story, without the spoilers.
Oh In-joo, Oh In-kyung and Oh In-hye are three sisters who grew up poor but close, sharing everything from clothes to dreams. In-joo works as an accountant, In-kyung is a principled reporter, and In-hye is a talented young artist. When In-joo stumbles on a huge sum of missing money, the sisters are pulled into a dangerous world of wealth, politics and a powerful family that hides its crimes behind charity and respectability. Little Women is a stylish, twisty thriller loosely inspired by Louisa May Alcott's novel, and it is at its best when it focuses on the sisters themselves: their loyalty, their different ambitions and the way poverty has shaped each of them. Kim Go-eun leads a superb cast, the visuals are elegant, and the plot keeps tightening. The final episodes pile on twists faster than they can all land, but the sisterhood at the centre never wavers. As the sisters dig deeper, they learn that the richest family in Seoul hides its darkest crimes behind charity and charm.
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