Generally kdramas one of these tropes as a mandatory.1) Love triangle2) Main Leads Breakup cliche especially at…
I agree. Number 4 is especially jarring for me. MW doesn't deserve a happy ending, he deserves to be made accountable for his actions against FL and to be forced to reflect on them. Otherwise it will send a despicable message to the audience that being an ableist and bullying and undermining disabled people for your own benefit is ok and you will actually get rewarded for it. My final rating hangs on how they will handle his character, everything else is minor compared to this forced shit.
100% agree, It seems that, this is the message the writer wants to have for this drama.I'm gonna copy what I said…
Yea, if MW won't get any consequences for his actions against FL and he'll just end up with SY the writer clearly can be called an ableist and a hypocrite.
It's impossible to wrap this nicely in the remaining time. it's just gonna be rushed mess
I guess we hyped ourselves for nothing here. I keep telling myself never to overestimate a kdrama until it finishes airing, but sometimes I just can't help myself but to be swept by the hype train.
After ep 4 - well, I'm invested now. I thought it moved too slow, but the pace is just right. It's not the roller-coaster…
It was explained. Mrs. Kwon's family served the boss' family for generations. Back in the day lower classes didn't have surnames in SK. So boss' family eventually gave their servants family their own surname.
It's impossible to wrap this nicely in the remaining time. it's just gonna be rushed mess
I'm not having high hopes either. Too many new sub plots were introduced late game, shouldn't have done that with old ones still unresolved. With most of the episodes' time being taken by the cases, there doesn't seem to be enough time for characters' personal plots to be explored in full. I've started noticing it after the main couple started dating. With two episodes left and new sub plots squeezed in I feel like they gonna rush some things. Not unheard of, many kdramas don't know how to end properly 🙄 We'll see how it will go in the end, but I've tentatively lowered my rating based on the last two episodes that were a complete let down.
I think first of all Naksu has to find her body, if it even somehow still exists, lol. Then the rest is easy,…
Jang Kang doesn't have the ice stone, he sealed it off before disappearing, and hasn't reached Hwansu, but he is still ok 20 years later after using the soul ejector. Gil Ju's ritual was interrupted, it went wrong. So I'm guessing that's why he went wild. All in all, I think those that eventually return to their own bodies are no longer soul shifters. Because it was said that being in a different person's body, especially not closely matching one, is what makes soul shifters run out of energy and go wild.
I think first of all Naksu has to find her body, if it even somehow still exists, lol. Then the rest is easy,…
If you rewatch the episode when he was in king's body, Jang Kang asked his assisstant for a soul ejector. At that point the ice stone could have already been sealed by him.
The last 2 episodes seems out of flow. Them going to Jeju island, them visiting in laws, their break up, attorney…
Hey, nobody expects anything great from Cage Minamdang, lol. And people have the right to critique badly executed plot points and characters behaving out of character all of a sudden. You like it, good for you. Some people have higher standards for a perfect drama.
I still don't know if I watch this drama or not. I wish rating had this option to see the age of people who rated…
Out of all those you've named I rate AoS the highest. It may even exceed EAW depending on how it ends. AoS is very different from EAW, it's your typical fantasy on the surface, but it's actually a fresh mix of genres and has a very unpredictable plot.
So for Naksu to get her own body she needs to reach Hwansu or she needs the ice stone to prevent her from running…
I think first of all Naksu has to find her body, if it even somehow still exists, lol. Then the rest is easy, don't even need Hwansu or the ice stone, can just use a soul ejector.
In any case with the actresses, don't kill off Naksu, writers 🙏! That's the number one character I'm rooting for in this drama.
Her rich husband was also mentioned in the preview of episode 15.
Not unheard of, many kdramas don't know how to end properly 🙄 We'll see how it will go in the end, but I've tentatively lowered my rating based on the last two episodes that were a complete let down.
Gil Ju's ritual was interrupted, it went wrong. So I'm guessing that's why he went wild.
All in all, I think those that eventually return to their own bodies are no longer soul shifters. Because it was said that being in a different person's body, especially not closely matching one, is what makes soul shifters run out of energy and go wild.