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***If Kim Soo Hyun and Nagashima Shugo had a kid yes lmaoo

who? the guys from modc? when???? did I just completely miss them?

bruh who died?

Yuki looks like if the guy from Dream High pre-haircut had a kid with Mitsuishi from Good Morning Call

Why does is say 12 episodes when there are only 10?

I... didn't really understand the ending? Someone please explain?

But next to the now 9.4, it says "from 5 users" meaning 5 people have rated it, and it's not from the site activity alone.

So it's good, but drags on so much. I've never before skipped entire episodes until now. I couldn't stand all the misunderstandings and manipulations preventing the main coupling from getting together. Wound up skipping 3 full episodes and most of the way through a fourth (I looked up brief summaries of each ep so ik what's happening and where to skip to for the couple to finally get together). We'll see if I skip anything else. This is weird for me though, I've literally never been able to bring myself to skip entire episodes until now

Great chemistry in the scene (ep 13) with a nice touch of humor by her continuing to move her lips after he's pulled away :))

So, just in general, the tags and genre listed make this seem like a romance/love triangle period drama situation, which it is, but it's also so much more than that that I really wasn't prepared for what I was getting myself into by watching it. It's very violent with a lot of very disturbing and graphic scenes (note I wouldn't describe sex scenes as disturbing, but the nature of a lot of them in this film were). I don't even know what I'd update the tags to say, but please if you have any ideas help, they're definitely misleading.

Okay, so as far as the castration goes, the king has his men cut off someone's penis in front of the queen. There's blood splatter. And, just, wow. I'm a girl and I still found it incredible hard to watch. I grew up watching bloody crime shows, but this was just on a different level.

Triggers/just generally disturbing things:
Bloodshed
Killing
Explicit sex scenes
Non consensual sex (not rape per se, but forcing people to have sex)
Literal castration (this is the one that got me, I'll go into a bit more detail in another comment if you're interested)
Torture (and torture of pregnant woman, which is just somehow worse)
Severed heads on stakes

TRIGGER WARNING. Oh my god I have never been more disturbed by a movie. I don't even know what to say. I'll respond to this with possible triggers marked as spoiler, feel free to add any I miss. All I have to say though, is that while it may be a good movie in that it does an amazing job in psychologically scarring it's viewers (like how a good thriller should), it's also very detrimental in general for LGBT+ representation as it depicts its one gay character as a pedophile who forced a subordinate to be with him.

Nobody died of anything other than natural causes!!! Every time someone almost died from homophobia, I was ready to drop the show because I'm so tired of LGBT sad endings, but I was very pleasantly surprised at how each of the characters handled their situations.

Ok, question: How do you rate a drama before it's even out? 9.2? Based on what? Anticipation?

I only saw a few episodes, but the few I did I saw at three in the morning and I felt like I was hallucinating :D

You said the names in the wrong order, I thought you meant Nuea was played by Benz and Praram by Prom lol

lol the description says Neua "secretly falls in love with Pra-Ram" like he wasn't telling everyone he knew and hitting on Praram the moment it started

Anyone have a link for the real pilot episode? The "first episode" sites are giving all the families talk about the last time they had been on the show, meaning it can't be the first episode.

Ok but does anyone else think he looks like Won Pil from Day6?