I just saw it. Wow, it's literally getting more fun and interesting. As expected, the two of them were so lovely. BR, hypnotized, looked at his finger with a petal on it and shouted to see if SH was there. It was so sad. She thought she saw the prince first, even though she found Cupid, who was invisible even under hypnosis.
I mean I like this drama but there are 2 things I hate; The unnecessary thriller/suspense & that matchmaking he…
Look in Cupid's eyes when she treats his wounds. Look at how Cupid can't shake off her touch. Look at how Cupid worries about her even as he pushes her away. Look into his quivering eyes when Cupid says anything hurtful to her. Look at how he can't sleep thinking about her, every word and every expression. There is no point trying so hard not to open up, and it's love that makes you jealous when you see her and the police talking. What if it's not love?
In the past, the court lady died trying to save a prince and the prince was destined to be a prince's mate in his next life because he owed his life to her. However, Cupid saved the court lady and she went to the prince. In the fifth part, however, the court lady falls off a cliff and dies. Nevertheless, in the first part, the court lady becomes a queen and stands before a king, and many people try to shoot arrows.
Perhaps the court lady managed to escape, but was murdered again, Cupid saved her, and the court lady eventually became the queen. The god of fate may have carried on the queen's death to prevent Cupid's love so that the princess could marry the king in her next life. Cupid was shot with an arrow instead of the queen, the king was shocked and the queen sobbed. In the meantime, Cupid may have come across the queen and the king in human form. And I think the arrow shot by Cupid's friend is one that can awaken Cupid from love. The friend fairy shot Cupid so that he wouldn't die of love, and just then Cupid ran to the queen's rescue and the arrow missed. Just as the Little Mermaid's sisters told her to stab a prince in the chest with a dagger, his friends tried to break him from the fate of love to save Cupid. However, Cupid's love was stronger than fate, and I think that happened to the court lady. I should have made about 12 parts of this drama and uploaded it at once. I'm so curious.
What has Psyche really done wrong? Is it the fault of refusing the fateful partner given by the god of connection? Or is it the fault that she saw a fairy? According to the god of connection, in the past, a court lady fell to a cliff and died while trying to save the prince, and was destined to become a prince's mate in the next life in return for his death. By the way, when Cupid was sitting on the roof before the court lady offered a thousand prayers and put a petal on her finger, a petal fell on her finger. And the moment the petal fell on the court lady's finger, she made eye contact with Cupid. Just like the story of the Little Mermaid, the court lady doesn't see Cupid and encounters the prince. The god of connection tried to connect the prince, but Cupid came first to answer the prayer before that. Like Cupid, who has their own answer, not the answer set by the god of connection, I think the court lady did the same? I think it's a drama about what true fate is. In the real sense, the man of fate has always been Cupid. The only problem is that he is not a human man.
This episode almost made me stop watching this drama, lol. The sad part is they are dragging it out with only…
I'm also really curious about what happened 500 years ago, I think the old man back then really tried to punish ML, but the old man now seems to have assimilated to him a little bit. I think the love triangle is inevitable because it's connected to the theme of this drama, but I'm still most curious about the two, past and present.
EP6 the ML protecting FL was very cringy, unnecessary, not required, over boarding, childish, and out of the blue.…
This clear review just made me more excited. Some people want it to be just a romantic comedy, others want it to be a fantasy of various genres, not just a romantic comedy, and others feel sorry for seeing different parts. But it's interesting that this drama combines the two so well. Among them, their love story is the best, so I'm really looking forward to the 6th episode that I didn't see. I think today's episode will be the most interesting. So far, this drama is getting more and more interesting. And I like it because the love triangle is intimately linked to the theme of the drama. I don't like love triangles, but this story is acceptable because it's an inevitable combination that represents the fate of love and the will to choose. Of course, I'm only watching cute, lovely, and sometimes sexy ML and FL. I'm looking forward to a romantic comedy filled with childish jealousy, overprotection and brave counterattacks, and a cruel fate and heartbreaking love letter. I hope it's this fun until the end.
Why did I start this drama? Obviously, I started watching it with mild interest at first. This drama keeps you hooked more and more. It's so interesting that I want to see it all at once. ML is fresh and innocent like a boy, yet manly. In particular, he has the ability to speak with his eyes and appeal to emotions. When he told her hurtful lies, his eyes were a mixture of love, patience, and pity for her, and even though I didn't have the eyes of a shaman, I could see through his pain. Oh, I really love the scenes with FL and ML together. FL is a brave, honest and wise person. The fact that her nickname in college was Shaman's Eyes seems like an allusion. In the past, she might have seen Cupid beyond the petals on her fingers. Just like she saw Cupid when he saved her. They may have recognized each other from the beginning.
The poster was so weird when I first saw it. But after watching the first episode, I could understand the meaning of the poster. In the first episode, the curator explains the picture of a girl who rejects Cupid. The girl seems to reject Cupid, but on the other hand, she seems to pull him with a smile. It's like being afraid to fall in love, but still wanting to fall in love. In the poster, ML looks like he's pushing FL away, but on the other hand, he's smiling. He gestures to reject her, but he can't resist it completely because he feels like her. His expression on her face with her eyes closed is forced to smile about her behavior. The poster is a twist on the Cupid picture. It shows the emotional relationship between the two.
It's like a rhythmic martial art movie. The relationship between Tang Wei and Park Hae-il, and between Park Hae-il and Ko Kyung-pyo is also interesting. The last beach scene is a masterpiece. Unfortunately, it didn't tug at the heartstrings, but it was interesting enough.
BR, hypnotized, looked at his finger with a petal on it and shouted to see if SH was there. It was so sad. She thought she saw the prince first, even though she found Cupid, who was invisible even under hypnosis.
In the fifth part, however, the court lady falls off a cliff and dies. Nevertheless, in the first part, the court lady becomes a queen and stands before a king, and many people try to shoot arrows.
Perhaps the court lady managed to escape, but was murdered again, Cupid saved her, and the court lady eventually became the queen. The god of fate may have carried on the queen's death to prevent Cupid's love so that the princess could marry the king in her next life. Cupid was shot with an arrow instead of the queen, the king was shocked and the queen sobbed. In the meantime, Cupid may have come across the queen and the king in human form.
And I think the arrow shot by Cupid's friend is one that can awaken Cupid from love. The friend fairy shot Cupid so that he wouldn't die of love, and just then Cupid ran to the queen's rescue and the arrow missed.
Just as the Little Mermaid's sisters told her to stab a prince in the chest with a dagger, his friends tried to break him from the fate of love to save Cupid.
However, Cupid's love was stronger than fate, and I think that happened to the court lady. I should have made about 12 parts of this drama and uploaded it at once. I'm so curious.
According to the god of connection, in the past, a court lady fell to a cliff and died while trying to save the prince, and was destined to become a prince's mate in the next life in return for his death.
By the way, when Cupid was sitting on the roof before the court lady offered a thousand prayers and put a petal on her finger, a petal fell on her finger. And the moment the petal fell on the court lady's finger, she made eye contact with Cupid. Just like the story of the Little Mermaid, the court lady doesn't see Cupid and encounters the prince. The god of connection tried to connect the prince, but Cupid came first to answer the prayer before that. Like Cupid, who has their own answer, not the answer set by the god of connection, I think the court lady did the same? I think it's a drama about what true fate is. In the real sense, the man of fate has always been Cupid. The only problem is that he is not a human man.
ML is fresh and innocent like a boy, yet manly. In particular, he has the ability to speak with his eyes and appeal to emotions. When he told her hurtful lies, his eyes were a mixture of love, patience, and pity for her, and even though I didn't have the eyes of a shaman, I could see through his pain. Oh, I really love the scenes with FL and ML together.
FL is a brave, honest and wise person. The fact that her nickname in college was Shaman's Eyes seems like an allusion.
In the past, she might have seen Cupid beyond the petals on her fingers. Just like she saw Cupid when he saved her. They may have recognized each other from the beginning.
In the poster, ML looks like he's pushing FL away, but on the other hand, he's smiling. He gestures to reject her, but he can't resist it completely because he feels like her. His expression on her face with her eyes closed is forced to smile about her behavior. The poster is a twist on the Cupid picture. It shows the emotional relationship between the two.