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Not sure about a coincidence, Bu-Yeon may have stepped in as a replacement voluntarily, but they sure as hell are not related.

I bet you won't be able to predict this drama's plot. Especially in the later half. Some things seem obvious, some get revealed gradually to observant viewers, but this drama has so many comments here for a reason - viewers are trying but nobody can predict where the plot is going, each new episode debunks most of the theories 😅

Which drama it reminded you of?

Yea, I was thinking the same. Even Uk didn't bother training with his sword when his powers were blocked. She probably saw no reason to because as soon as she gets her powers back she'll become strong again. In their world it's not just physical prowess it seems.
And she's indeed a clever mastermind, she only has her wits about her but she uses them to great effect. All the boys are under her heel and they don't even know how they got there 🤣

Not sure how could that awesome first episode not hook a person to watch more episodes, but whatever. Don't force yourself if you don't like it. Gauging other people's subjective opinions won't make it any more fun to watch.

Yea, and mama Jin explicitly said Bu-Yeon was her firstborn. A woman would have remembered giving birth to another child, lol.

I don't think so. Naksu is older than Bu-Yeon and if she was first born of Jin clan she'd be mama Jin's "my precious" instead of Bu-Yeon and would be living with Jin clan instead of Cho estate.

Witcher's first season was confusing only to those who didn't read the first book, which was a collection of scattered stories. But yea, they could have executed that better for newcomers to the series. It was like watching Harry Potter movies without reading the books all over again. Lucky for them next book started the series proper without time jumps and random stories, hence better season 2.

I've seen Moon Knight. It was utter 💩, sorry 😅

Well, it has nothing on the books or video games in terms of plot quality, but at least they're trying 😅

I don't really care about Marvel's other Netflix shows, but I really liked Loki. Maybe because he's a funny character. The plot was highly amusing, especially with all those other weird Lokis, including the alligator 🤣

Hey, I'm also waiting for new seasons of those. And Loki's season 2, which is only 6 episodes but takes two years to release. 😭😭

Yea, it's draggy at times, especially with that fake Bu-Yeon conspiracy and endless love triangle subplots. But if you look past this the rest of the main plot is very cool and unpredictable.

Of course it has to be chaebol with nothing better to do 🙄 But FL's quirk seems interesting.

That wasn't Naksu on the floor, the clothes didn't match. Maybe fake Bu-Yeon?

On the other hand, if it's indeed Mu-Deok it kinda matches whatever it is they were saying in the trailer? 🤔 They want to kill her (!) and then revive her with the ice stone? What kind of fcked up experiment is that? To prove that non-mages can't do magic even with the ice stone inside, or what?

I wouldn't have had sympathy for Min Woo even if his family issues were shown earlier. His behaviour against FL has no excuses.

Agree about the mother, though. Completely unnecessary character that seems to be slapped into the plot at the last minute just to have some villain. And it was said that the writer didn't want this character initially to be inserted into this drama, meaning it wasn't even writer's decision.

Yea, 2023 sounds most plausible. Good thing it's not 2024, I hate waiting for next seasons.

Maybe they're not talking. But maybe it's a ghost. In any case, weird.

It’s because of the body she inhabits. Bu-Yeon has special priestess powers and was born with the help of the ice stone, maybe it’s still inside her even.

Weird 😕