1. What happened to the nurse murder investigation? - is it resolved? how? - like why didn't they take a notarized…
What happened to Seori's acting career? Her spidey senses? All the hanging plot points from the past? We learn anymore about Mundo's child? The other relatives?
The list goes on. It's poorly done and thought out. We'll see how they wrap it up.
So how much more suffering do you think the MLs will go through in these last two episodes?
I'm thinking a Dynamite Kiss type ending where the leads finally "win" in the last 20 minutes.
This writer seems to love the idea of the present day couple mirroring the tragic lives of the past couple - so I'm *assuming* a happy ending but not without more pain.
Edit to add: She hasn't "lost" Segye yet like she did in the past life, so I guess that's the last hurdle before they turn things around. Sigh.
Only two episodes left and still the villain is winning, where is our smart segeye, Am confused with the beggin,Dint…
I don't know what the writers point is here - they will be miserable in two lifetimes and King Mundo will always win? He's so besotted he'll set aside pride and good sense for her? But he's still faking an engagement?
So...
At this point I'm assuming a happy ending but how they get there and it it's satisfying who knows.
It is confusing though. People have like five different theories going in the comments and it's not because they're…
She quite literally wasn't Shin Seori. lol. Her speech pattern was different. She's in Joeson in episode 1 - what are you talking about??? lol. And there is no real of fake here - it's a reincarnation. Did you even watch the series?
They didn't even explore the whole fire that killed the OG Crown Prince in the past and let King Mundo reach the throne. So many fun details just left to the wayside for what? A chaebol succession drama that the ML is losing?????
I'm not going to tackle the identity swap because it's confusing a.f. but what's really bugging me is that Cha…
It's a 180 from the character we met at the beginning. They've turned him into a lovelorn fool just because? I always thought his being so in love with Seori beyond reason was a bit much but went along 'cause I was expecting him to take on Mundo - but nope. I guess he (Mundo) is supposed to best him in both lifetimes. I really don't know what the writer is trying to say here.
Few weeks ago, same like you, I almost gave up at episode 6. I commented about it and people here were not happy.…
At the end of episode 10 I said (and got "beat up" for it lol) that they were just piling on more and more problems w/o solving any of the existing ones and there wasn't enough time to address any of it. And then they kept piling...lol...
Few weeks ago, same like you, I almost gave up at episode 6. I commented about it and people here were not happy.…
I forgot she's still living on the roof and as poor as she ever was with the a rich boyfriend that isn't really her boyfriend (well I guess now he is) b/c something is always happening. Like, there's no winning anywhere. Anywhere. Hell, not even any sexy times as a distraction. lol. Sigh.
Her spidey senses?
All the hanging plot points from the past?
We learn anymore about Mundo's child?
The other relatives?
The list goes on. It's poorly done and thought out. We'll see how they wrap it up.
I'm thinking a Dynamite Kiss type ending where the leads finally "win" in the last 20 minutes.
This writer seems to love the idea of the present day couple mirroring the tragic lives of the past couple - so I'm *assuming* a happy ending but not without more pain.
Edit to add: She hasn't "lost" Segye yet like she did in the past life, so I guess that's the last hurdle before they turn things around. Sigh.
So...
At this point I'm assuming a happy ending but how they get there and it it's satisfying who knows.
A story about a villain chaebol and a villainous consort that ends up with no villains.
Sigh.
It's lazy writing. There are so many plot holes now for what should have been a pretty straight forward setup. Oh well.