HamzaAzhar

You can criticize the show, but in a constitutional monarchy, the job is just to exist, and he is not even a king or heir to the throne just a regent. His job is whatever he is doing.

I’m definitely seeing more logical reviews of Ah-jin now; earlier it was all support for her actions, but on some other sites people are calling her bad, yet they still absolutely hate Jun-seo just because he exposed her and love Jae-ho only because he was a simp for her, calling him pure and innocent, even after seeing that Jae-ho supported Ah-jin and enabled her evil from ep 1, and when people talk about Ah-jin’s father’s death, no one says she did wrong by killing him; instead, we talk about how she destroyed the life of an innocent baseball guy, which Ah-jin supporters completely skip, and even those who see her evil sometimes ignore this part, and while the sacrifice in ep 3 might be about the father for the makers, for me the real sacrifice was the baseball guy’s life.

Why didn’t you ask why she accepted Long Star offers? Marriage is absolutely the same offer, just that this is more personal. Without her accepting these offers, she would be finished. Also, I agree episodes 1 to 6 were more brilliant; since then, only episode 9 last few minutes gave me chills. And FL was the same, just that you might have tried to understand why she is doing that rather than seeing her as pure evil.

Man, these people defending her need to do some checkup because she is neither an anti-hero, grey character, nor a justified villain. I love villain characters if they are good, and grey or justified ones like Madam in K2, but she is absolutely nothing, man. They would absolutely hate her with the same story if she was the antagonist.

Rooting for her is insane though, especially after what she did from ep 3 onwards. Nonetheless, Jun Seo character was like this, and now he will finish her in just one blow—that will be in episode 11 or 12. But the drama is making his character irritating in episodes 7 and 8. If you still dislike him even if he finishes her off later, then I can’t say anything.

You haven’t understood her, did you? I saw a reactor for this drama trying to think the baseball guy is secretly evil or a bad guy, even though the show clearly shows he is an absolutely good person. Now she is targeting In-gang to rise, so wouldn’t she do the same in her law profession? Also, don’t forget how she made Yun Jae devoted to her by manipulating him as a child.

Tell me how the baseball guy and In-gang are being stupid. In-gang literally tried to stay away from her, but she did things for him that no one else ever did any normal man would fall for that. And the baseball guy was just trying to protect his worker, Ah-jin, from getting raped by the stalker.

How can people support her after everything she’s done from the start? She’s not a grey character, an anti-hero, or a justified villain she’s an outright villain. Nothing justifies her manipulating events so the baseball guy accidentally killed her father. Now she’s using Hyeok, a genuinely good person who doesn’t open up to anyone, along with her two simp lovers. And she keeps using and brutally hurting Yun Jae again and again.
People will enjoy her downfall because of everything she has done so far. The show just needs to take the story in that direction, and I believe it will, since it’s clearly not trying to justify her actions. Only stupid people fail to see that she’s a outright villian they wouldn’t support a antagonist with this story, but they’ll defend a protagonist doing the same thing.

I actually didn’t care whether the main leads ended up together or not, but the biggest thing I found unsettling was how she was still shown to have some kind of feelings while being married to another guy (which is unfair to him). She was the one who insisted on the relationship, then broke up herself, got married the next year, yet still seemed to have some kind of feelings for her ex — while we never see the main guy move on like she did.

I haven’t watched The Fiery Priest, but I called out blasphemy against God by a demon in My Demon. However, in My Demon, he was just a simple demon, so it wasn’t that big of a deal. In this drama, though, Iblis isn’t a simple evil jinn but the most evil entity toward humans since Adam (pbuh) was created by God. Can’t you understand this simple fact?

In my demon, he was basically a simple demon; they even made him human back then. Of course, Godpart and him being a Christian himself, and blasphemous towards God, was an insult to Christianity, which came later in the series. However, in this drama, they picked the most evil entity towards humans, Iblis, even though they could have chosen a simple evil jinn. They even named the show 'Genie' (who grants three wishes for something) but still choose iblees.

I heard Iblis actually got to his knees in front of Suzy (FL) 😂😂

Should have used an evil Jin rather than use iblis. They also named the drama Genie. It was a very good idea to have an evil Genie who grants wishes for something, but they deliberately chose iblis to make a coming of age romance, not knowing he isn't a simple devil or demon, but the most evil entity towards humans who challenged God, that he will take most humans into hell with him.

Should have used an evil Jin rather than use iblis. They also named the drama Genie. It was a very good idea to have an evil Genie who grants wishes for something, but they deliberately chose iblis to make a coming of age romance, not knowing he isn't a simple devil or demon, but the most evil entity towards humans who challenged God, that he will take most humans into hell with him.

Genie is actually a jinn who grants wishes. There was no problem with him being evil then falling in love with a human. But Iblis is Satan, who refused to bow down to Adam (pbuh) when God told him to do so. Then he questioned God, saying that Adam (pbuh) is made of clay and he is made by God with fire. He then challenged God, stating that he would take most of the humans into Hell and become the most evil entity towards humans. He also made Adam (pbuh) eat from the tree which was forbidden for him. So kdrama industry should have known what they were doing. He is not a demon or devil, but an entity whose mission, since Adam (pbuh) was made by God, is to take his children into Hell with himself.

Did you find a really big plot hole? Even I didn't find a big plot hole on my first watch, nor did 95% of people. However, the serial killer talking to a witness is a really big mistake made by the director because he was talking about the incident of the village head dying in a bar where Do Hyun's father was present, but we learned that the village head died after Do Hyun's father was already killed by the serial killer.

It isn't a time loop because it happens only once from 1992 to 2024. Also, you should watch "Time Paradox," where he falls in love with himself and gives birth to himself.

They were the same; also, it happened only one time between 1992-2024, so they will only get stuck one time.