Editorials 
1
IrenaK Mmmm, Zhao Wumian opening up and kind of revealing his feelings for Lin Lusheng was nice to watch! 🤗 The only pity is that they had their first kiss while she was drunk... 🙄 But I guess that was necessary to start that "why, why, why" and open the secret passage. 🤔
Was this review helpful to you?
I bet Lin Lusheng and Zhao Wumian are the destined lovers so their poisons can be cured. So cliché, actually! 🤭 And the writer wrote himself into his own comic as the Emperor? How unexpected!! *me pretending to be shocked* 🫢😲😂
Was this review helpful to you?
She has barely had any conversations with two of the four, but suddenly all four of them are trying to look better in her eyes as if they all fancied her! These underdeveloped plots.... 🙄 I would understand Wumian and Zishui, but the other two? 🤷♀️
Was this review helpful to you?
Oh, Lin Lusheng is poisoned with THAT poison! 😲 I hope she gets cured soon... and how wouldn't she be, when three constables are worried about her and taking care of her. 🤭
Was this review helpful to you?
Wait, what does this mean? Is Yun Zhishui just pretending to work with the constables but actually has another agenda? Or are those secret deals just short-term extra endeavours? 🤔And Wumian is full-on "Nobody dares to care for my girl better than me!" attitude. Getting her all salivating over his body... I kind of enjoy their dynamics a lot. It's definitely the most interesting part for me at the moment. 😏🤭
Was this review helpful to you?
Actually, this episode was quite interesting with all the escaping from the abandoned psychiatric hospital full of zombies. 😂😉😨
Was this review helpful to you?
Love Like the Galaxy: Part 2 Episode 4
0 people found this review helpful
Third princess got what she deserved. Well done, Shaoshang! 👏Consort Yue continued her powerwalk. She's an amazing character! I love her backbone and attitude. 🤗👏Shaoshang's mother shouldn't get jealous or disappointed about something she didn't do well or didn't do at all... Lady, c'mon! 🙄And Ling Buyi is just lowkey orchestrating all the plotlines behind the scenes to uncover the truth. Most of those nobles really are very short-sighted. 😏
Was this review helpful to you?
Love Like the Galaxy: Part 2 Episode 3
0 people found this review helpful
Consort Yue was the queen of this episode! And I don't think I have to explain why. 👏😂😏It was wonderful to watch Shaoshang expressing interest in everything regarding Zisheng, dangerous or not, because she's ready to face everything with him if it comes to that. And he would let her and protect her. Aww, that little smile he gave when she said that... their relationship is blooming wonderfully and taking all the right courses it could now. They make me smile a lot! 🤗❤️And that princess who bullies her constantly now... I think I hate her more than I hated that other princess who is in a temple now! 😤😠
Was this review helpful to you?
I love how they are building the relationship between our leads. He is denying it, but he is so head over heels for the "weird girl"! 🤭 She, however, just wants someone to genuinely like her for herself, without any ulterior motives. 😔🥹 The final scene just lifted my mood so much... The hug, the heartbeats, the affirmation of those feelings... oof, beautiful! 🥰 I didn't want to leave this for a week on a sad note. 🤗❤️But this episode also broke me, especially both the past and present scenes with the dog. 😭 I cannot believe what a sick person the King was... and Mun-Do is no better. Oh, I hope that man suffers terribly!!! 😤😠And demolishing Seo-Ri's grandmother's noodle soup restaurant? 🤬 I hope our ladies get to keep it and that the restaurant flourishes—if not for other reasons, then at least out of spite for Se-Gye's grandfather and Mun-Do... 🙏
Was this review helpful to you?
Love Like the Galaxy: Part 2 Episode 2
0 people found this review helpful
This episode took the romance between Shaoshang and Buyi to the next level. They walked under the starry sky, watched the stars, and got to know each other. I especially enjoyed the forehead kiss Buyi gave to Shaoshang—especially with that extra intention to tease his guards and give them something to gossip about! That is how happy he is about this relationship, and I am happy with him! 🤗❤️I also quite enjoyed the difference in how the Empress is teaching Shaoshang compared to her mother. I am quite sure Shaoshang gains way more from such an approach than she ever got from her mother’s. ☝️🤨I actually loved how Shaoshang stepped in to defend the Empress when they had that argument with Wang Ling's mother. We even got some extra bits of backstory lore, which I want to learn more about. So far, we've mostly seen all the young ladies fighting over potential husbands who all coincidentally liked Shaoshang. I am so ready for the past mysteries to come to light and, who knows, maybe spice up the politics a little!? 🫣🤔🤨
Was this review helpful to you?
Love Like the Galaxy: Part 2 Episode 1
0 people found this review helpful
Did I just witness Shaoshang manipulate the Emperor into getting justice for her? 🤔 Books or no books, if that's true, then that girl showed us next-level cleverness! 👏I hate Wang Ling, but seeing how she's treated and disciplined at home, it's no wonder why she's the way she is—a bad seed combined with bad fertiliser grows a bad crop. 🙄But I did love Buyi and Shaoshang—especially how the micro-expressions on his face changed and softened when she told him she doesn't want to break their engagement. 🤗❤️
Was this review helpful to you?
We didn't move much with the plot, but I have a question now about the relationship between that new lady in the brothel and Yun Zhishui—could they be siblings or close relatives? They both had the surname Mo, didn't they? 🤔
Was this review helpful to you?
The first part of the episode entertained me in the best way possible! Bong-Hwan realising with whom So-Yong had spent the night—and even enjoyed it—caused all sorts of mixed feelings, misunderstandings, and a game of cat and mouse, leading up to a very honest conversation by the lake. 😂🤗Cheol-Jong confessed his feelings to So-Yong, and to no surprise, the reasons why he liked her were mostly Bong-Hwan's personality. I don't know how the story will end on this matter because, at this point, Bong-Hwan's character growth is very noticeable. I think he is becoming very used to So-Yong's body and being a woman, even if he denies it at every possibility—including using that as a reason and a shield to reject Cheol-Jong's feelings. 🤔💔The second part of the episode was darker. Our villains attempted to poison So-Yong, but little Dam-hyang interfered and saved her by throwing a stone at the bowl. Everything that followed left me tense and worried about the little court lady. She was arrested for reasons only villains could think were justified, then imprisoned, and sentenced to death by poison... A five-year-old girl! 😤😯The last few minutes of the episode made me question many things, but it was the King's smart play, yet again! After a very heated argument between him and the Queen, standing next to the girl's body in the middle of the courtyard with everyone watching, the King turned away and walked off... But then the Queen noticed he was holding his fingers crossed behind his back as a sign that he was lying—something he had learned from his wife's "language" and never forgot. 🤞✨ What a relief! I can breathe now and move on to the next episode. 😮💨🙌
Was this review helpful to you?
OMG, our leads in Joseon went through so much because of the King. He probably chose to take her as his concubine just so his brother wouldn't be able to have her, and then framed her and had her killed—all to torture his brother, the Ghost Prince. I wonder why he felt so threatened by him? 🤔And now Choi Mun-Do is planning pretty much the same again against Cha Se-Gye, using Shin Seo-Ri the same way he did with Kang Dan-sim. What a scoundrel! 😤 I am quite sure her knowledge of those past events, and her likely future celebrity status, will be great obstacles to his plans. ☝️And what was with that weird act when Mun-Do and Se-Gye were children? He was so power-hungry and greedy already in childhood that he started poisoning Se-Gye's grandfather's mind even then? And how could the grandfather be so easily swayed to some distant cousin's side without clarifying the situation? 🤔😤I want to learn more about the history there... and why was the distant cousin brought to their home in the first place!? 🤨Apart from that, I really enjoyed all the little comedy elements and the rom-com moments we got. I am also quite invested in that supporting character—the guy with all the part-time jobs who steals the side dishes from our girl... 🤗😂 But yes—this show is amazing so far, and I cannot wait patiently enough for tomorrow's episode! Our lead couple is amazing—both the actors AND the characters! I love them both! ❤️
Was this review helpful to you?
Our female lead just keeps impressing me. Even though she is thrown into a very unfamiliar environment—without luxuries and forced to live very humbly—she still strives... and, to be honest, the results are pretty good. 😉👍However, her backstory is quite sad and disturbing at some level. The way she was bullied was quite hard to watch. No wonder she had to grow thick skin and her villainous, ruthless character—it was all to survive so that no one would bully her anymore. 🫢😔Another interesting point is that she apparently fell in love with her saviour, the guy who looks exactly like Cha Se-Gye, and to make things even more interesting, his cousin Choi Mun-Do is an exact copy of the King. Does this mean those two guys are reincarnated souls of the Joseon royalty? And I wonder why Kang Dan-Sim didn't recognize Cha Se-Gye as the guy from Joseon? Which one is the "Royal Nemesis" the title refers to now? Or could it be all three of them to one another? 🤔And please, give us more scenes with our leads hugging under the rain of petals or other nice, romantic droplets! ❤️
Was this review helpful to you?
