Aramintai

Found it!
https://twitter.com/daisiesoh/status/1545316525019635713?s=21&t=2bQ8nd58vZ4TN_gYIeVo5Q

Lol, I'm trying to find it through my notifications, but it's buried somewhere deep. It was something from twitter I think.

It was a very recent post from some local guy. And it was on the same set as was shown in the official photos of the set.

Actually there were two blurry photos of an actress shot from the back wearing purple dual colored clothes similar to Naksu fashion and same colored blindfold. Hair color was not black like Naksu's though, but brighter more like Mu-Deok's.

Doesn't Hwan also have "transfer" meaning? Soul transfer does sound more logical.

But are the last episodes about Naksu? Or are they about Bu-Yeon and fake Bu-Yeon? I feel like it's the latter, tbh.

I don't know what else she thinks consciously or subconsciously, other from what was shown to us in the show, but I can judge her by facts.
Fact - she is smart, calculating, quick to catch on and wily most of the times.
Fact - she's cautious, afraid to die and doesn't want to attract attention to herself.
Fact - she wants to return her powers and wouldn't shy away from ditching this weak body for another.
So why when it comes to Mu-Deok's body she's neither smart, nor mindful to her body for preservation's sake, nor questioning strange coincidences and powers she exhibits from time to time?

But why when he already posted pictures from part 2 set?

She really is a bad person, keep watching.

I think it's more because she still thinks that Mu-Deok's weak body is just a temporary host. But in any case, with weird things going on with her body and strange coincidences she could have at least paid attention for self preservation's sake. This just can't be excused.

Part 1 was already officialy been reported finished filming last month.

Yea, that fake daughter plot ate entirely too much time of this drama. It's now the mainest of the plots. Makes you question now what this drama was really supposed to be about. The return of the prodigal daughter or smth? What about hero's journey, what about Naksu returning her powers finally?

Hey, all those other things you've mentioned are pure fantasy and don't exist in real world so they are viewed as such from the get go. But those ML's birth shenanigans are indeed questionable and laughable because that's not how it works irl. By irl science logic, no matter whose soul it was in the body, dna transferred to the child still belongs to the body. But here it's still clear as mud who the real father is, tbh. I was really frustrated at this at first too, because it's such a major plot point.

I know it's frustrating but don't follow irl science logic here, apparently that's not how it works in that fictional world 😅🤷‍♂️. Just play along. Also, maybe it's still not true and Jang Kang is yet to explain himself even though he already low key returned in latest episodes.

It's a good fantasy drama with high production value and interesting unpredictable plot. But it's 20 episodes long with 10 more being filmed currently for part 2. So it gets draggy at times.

Exactly, I don't find it a valid argument. And you shouldn't either.

But Mu-Deok doesn't exist, it's just Naksu being tired of working as a servant, groveling and being ordered around. She wants power, recognition and just be herself.

I really don't care about age differences or who's veteran or not. Same LJW is very young, but also very talented, while some other actors even when they're nearing 40 still can't do acting for sh*t. I want quality in kdramas, I give no quarter to actors who lack acting skills.
So all I care about here is that if there is an actess swap that her character will be acted on the same level of quality, no excuses.

Michelle Yeoh is awesome, but there is...too much of her everywhere 😅. It's like she's the only female Asian action star in Hollywood or smth. What will they do when she retires? It's not far now 😂

I probably will after it finishes airing.