T.S.Johnson

Woo Boy I can't STAND that little Devil Maid of the Evil Princess. That little witch.

Yep. Don't like either of those developments. Totally unnecessary. The drama needs to come from OUTSIDE the relationship not inside. They don't need a "misunderstanding" with everything else going on.

I chuckled.

This.

I said the same thing. Too far into their relationship for this type of silly misunderstanding. And no need to have the brother of her friend who betrayed her also betray her. Like really?

I disagree. It's lazy writing. She has enough enemies, making him one, especially after what happened with his sister serves what purpose. I don't like it.

I love this show but am currently annoyed by 3 things:
1. We are too many episodes in for this level of misunderstanding. They should have talked this out. Come on. It's lazy writing and a lazy trope that isn't needed at this point in the story.
2. Turning her former bestie's brother into a "bad" guy also not cool. His little jealousies are fine, but this is a bridge too far. Unnecessary.
3. Episode 7 preview his bracelet comes a part in the crate. Come on man. Be for real. Lazy writing. Tired trope. No one is gonna go on an espionage mission with jewelry on. Sigh.

Liu Chang is the ultimate wild card b/c he's not just after the Floral Envoy, he's after Prince Ning too. Wild times.

2125 is drama no one has ever gotten over. lol

Ha! Thank you for this. I didn't like episode 9-12 so I was trying to see if it was worth it to keep watching. And thanks to this, I see that it is.

But why is the question??? Whole lot of season left.

Hmm...I'm not convinced that's gonna happen yet.

I don't really think it's the direction. It's the script. The script is really, really bad. But it's still entertaining, so I'm still here. For now.

Yeah. Blossom at least waited 'till the middle episodes before it got too stupid to watch.

This. Like how you self-righteous and dumb.

I really REALLY dislike the little sister character. That level of stupid just doesn't work for me as a trope.

Well explains how he went from being called "young master" in one scene and was essentially a slave/servant in another as a boy.

Eh. I don't agree with that take. C-Dramas can get loose with the meaning of Happy Ending.

Yeah. I think I'm going to do that and keep watching The Princess's Gambit in real time. Season 2 looks hella stressful and I'd just rather watch the whole thing through than have to wait for the episodes.

Pretty much. lol. The only question now is do they both survive or do they kill off JC and leave our girl widow (assuming they remarry).