Pinocchio (2014-2015) - Korean drama, English subtitles torrent

Korean TV Series (2014-2015).

IMDB:
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4201628
"A young boy, whose life and family has been destroyed by new media, gets adopted by a family in a rural area after being found lost at sea. He tries to conceal his past for everyone's sake for 13 years. But when the girl he loves enters the world of news reporting, the truth about his family pours out. However, the girl's mother (being a news reporter) seem to be the cause of the plight of his family."

This is the full set of 20 episodes with HARD-CAPTIONED English; that is, English subtitles are burned into the video. The episodes are mostly just under an hour each, the shortest being 55 minutes and the longest 60 minutes.

I screen-captured the source files, and obtained DramaFever's "HDTV.H264.720p-LIMO" subtitles from subscene.com. Then I...
- "Softened" subtitled profanity (bastard --> jerk, damn --> darn, bitch --> wench etc.)
- Converted various units & words to U.S. equivalents if appropriate
- Corrected other commonly-found typos
- Used Subtitle Edit to find and fix all flagged issues
- Watched the series and made further corrections
- Used a linear video editor to blur news captions that made subtitles hard to read (episodes 12, 14, 15, 16)
- Edited out English profanity (ep.3 at the 21:15 mark)
- Re-processed the videos using Handbrake to burn the subtitles into the video

Format: MP4
Format info: Audio Video Interleave
Total file sizes: 13.5 GB
Total duration: 19 hours, 23 minutes, 53 seconds
Overall bitrate: 1656 Kbps

Video format: MPEG-4
Video Codec: H264 - MPEG-4 AVC (part 10) (avc1)
Video bitrate: 1400 Kbps
Video width: 1280 pixels
Video height: 720 pixels
Video frame rate: 29.970 fps
Video decoded format: Planar 4:2:0 YUV
Video scan type: Progressive

Audio format: MPEG AAC Audio (mp4a)
Audio language: Korean
Audio bitrate mode: Constant
Audio bitrate: 256 Kbps
Audio channel(s): 2
Audio sampling rate: 48 KHz

Subtitles: English as hard captions

My complete SRT subtitle files are included for reference, but are not necessary for viewing the videos