How come everyone is ok with FL ever forgiving ML after her parents killed by ML.I simply could not get my head…
Most probably not, but you must remember that the male lead met Han Ri Ta 'after' he killed her parents not 'before'. Also, for some people, even in today's world, love has no reason. It can spring up anytime in ways least expected. And once love blossoms, it can change people, their perceptions, even influence their motives, purposes , sense of logical reasoning etc no matter what kind of person they were before. Also, the male lead did offer her one or two chances to run away. Maybe the male lead was hesitant to rebel all along, but loving the female lead maybe gave him the courage to rebel which he was hesitant to do all along. Also, the male was not brought up and groomed from childhood to show kindness to enemies. From what I saw in episode 11, I guess it's Han Ri Ta, who shows him that killing needn't be the solution to all problems all the time(when she prevents Do Ha from killing the child.). As for the male lead, yeah him hanging the rest of the family members in public was extremely excruciating to watch, but at that point in time, he was the 'old Do Ha'. Maybe, had he caught the female lead with the rest of the family members, he'd have hung her too... What I think is the writers could've designed the scene in which Do Ha dies in his past life a little bit differently. If the writers are so bent on giving this couple a sad ending in their previous life, they could've just written a scene where the male lead feels remorse for killing the other family members of the female lead, and him dying in some other way(forcing the female lead to kill him or dying at the hands of the people of Gaya to save the female lead etc rather than get killed by the female lead (who's in panic attack mode) when Do Ha was least expecting it😂. Maybe the writers could've even written the plot in such a way that the audiences get to know why Gaya people were rebelling in the first place, so that the audience can judge for themselves whether this rebellious from Gaya was just or unjust in the first place.
I think the male lead was a victim of his circumstances. Perhaps the writers could've created a stronger , more resourceful male lead who comes up with a way to spare the lives of the rest of the family members of the female lead, but then had the story been written that way, there will be no dark, twisted background for the love story of the main leads which is perhaps, the writers intentionally left the 'family members' hanging scene unaltered...
But deep in my heart, despite the twists and turns, I wish the nain leads had a happy ending in their past life, and even if they had to die, they died in some other meaningful way that is more consistent with their relationship and love story...
Ml historic is a mass murderer. His entire life. Their answer to everything is murder. In the end it wasn't just…
Well, the way I see it, the male lead is not evil to the core. If the male lead were that 'evil', he wouldn't have given in to Han Ri Ta's persuasion to not kill the child. All that the male lead was trying to do was escape to the North in Gaya with the female lead, and hack down anyone who comes in their way to harm them. Yes, thinking of slaying the kid was going too far, but from Do Ha's point of view, he was just thinking practically like a general during war times. Still, yes, thinking of doing such a thing was wrong. But his circumstances made him stony and cold inside. The female lead was the only light offering warmth in his bleak life.
That's why he couldn't stand the idea of losing her, because this was the first time he was standing up against everyone to follow his heart. Maybe the writers could've have written out the scene in such a way wherein Do Ha uses his martial art skills to knock down the child unconscious(in order to prevent the child from alerting the royal forces indirectly) and then escaped with Han Ri Ta. Their past story had so much potential. It could've been written out this way too... And the male lead is not crazy. The circumstances were driving him crazy, and the main flaw is in the way the writers chose to write out certain scenes where they make the maun lead behave in ways inconsistent with his core personality. All in all, the male lead was not crazy, he was becoming desperate... He just didn't show it.
Anyone planted in dire circumstances might try something unthinkable(out of desperation) which they wouldn't do under normal circumstances (unless of course they are sages). But still, the male lead is not 'crazy'. Because if he were crazy, he wouldn't have been sane enough to listen to the advice of the female lead to not kill the child(when that was the easiest option for him).
Episode 11 left me with mixed feelings! And the preview of ep 12 left me screaming with frustration! I don't understand... Why did the writers have to write the story this way? Why did they have to make a careful male lead turn alm reckless enough to go back and silence everyone who saw him releasing his wife from punishment? Why did they have to create a decisive female lead who goes all weak, muddle-headed, indecisive, over-anxious during the most critical, pivotal moments of their story? Aaah! 😖Everything in ep 11 was perfect uptill the point where the main leads sought refuge in the hut of a herbalist. The story could've been written in a better way with a better ending from that point onwards... Everything about the plot was proceeding exactly the way I secretly wanted it to, but a little past the mid of episode 11, the story just took a turn for the worse. Even if it was anticipated by us audience (regarding that twist, the sudden betrayal by the female lead), it was too much for me to take. I mean, I was literally clapping with admiration when the female lead killed the nasty villainous dad of the male lead, but after that I don't understand why did the writers had to make han ri ta go into panic mode... Han Ri Ta could've just followed the the male lead's plan & together they could've just escaped to Gaya, and even if they didn't survive, at least they could have told each other that they tried, but creating this character designed to kill the male lead when he least expects it (simply because she is in panic mode because of her anxiety & guilt), and her modern version breaking up with him because of what happened in the past! This is too much to watch! Why does this trope repeat all the time? The female lead dumping the male lead just when he needs her the most, because of what happened in the past... I expected that incident to make her instantly feel more attached, bonded to Do Ha. The outcome could've been written out that way too. And their tragic past could've been designed differently wherein the male lead died because he got killed while protecting the female lead etc, and the female lead getting killed while trying to sheild him etc. There was no need to include this bizarre act of being killed by one's lover(who's suffering from a bout of anxiety) 😅. Seems this trope is now starting to make a trend in kdramas... Now, I'm starting to get 'Destined with You' vibes. 😄 I really had high expectations for this drama, but I shall continue watching (out of curiosity, of course). 😅
I hope the main male lead won't die and I hope I don't get to see a scenario where the female lead gets over her sorrow to settle for the actor Jun O instead, who somehow comes back. Even if that 'actor Jun O ' does come back, I want him to come back in some other new body ( maybe even better body just so he doesn't feel bad). 😁
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Also, for some people, even in today's world, love has no reason. It can spring up anytime in ways least expected. And once love blossoms, it can change people, their perceptions, even influence their motives, purposes , sense of logical reasoning etc no matter what kind of person they were before.
Also, the male lead did offer her one or two chances to run away. Maybe the male lead was hesitant to rebel all along, but loving the female lead maybe gave him the courage to rebel which he was hesitant to do all along.
Also, the male was not brought up and groomed from childhood to show kindness to enemies. From what I saw in episode 11, I guess it's Han Ri Ta, who shows him that killing needn't be the solution to all problems all the time(when she prevents Do Ha from killing the child.).
As for the male lead, yeah him hanging the rest of the family members in public was extremely excruciating to watch, but at that point in time, he was the 'old Do Ha'. Maybe, had he caught the female lead with the rest of the family members, he'd have hung her too...
What I think is the writers could've designed the scene in which Do Ha dies in his past life a little bit differently. If the writers are so bent on giving this couple a sad ending in their previous life, they could've just written a scene where the male lead feels remorse for killing the other family members of the female lead, and him dying in some other way(forcing the female lead to kill him or dying at the hands of the people of Gaya to save the female lead etc rather than get killed by the female lead (who's in panic attack mode) when Do Ha was least expecting it😂.
Maybe the writers could've even written the plot in such a way that the audiences get to know why Gaya people were rebelling in the first place, so that the audience can judge for themselves whether this rebellious from Gaya was just or unjust in the first place.
I think the male lead was a victim of his circumstances. Perhaps the writers could've created a stronger , more resourceful male lead who comes up with a way to spare the lives of the rest of the family members of the female lead, but then had the story been written that way, there will be no dark, twisted background for the love story of the main leads which is perhaps, the writers intentionally left the 'family members' hanging scene unaltered...
But deep in my heart, despite the twists and turns, I wish the nain leads had a happy ending in their past life, and even if they had to die, they died in some other meaningful way that is more consistent with their relationship and love story...
All that the male lead was trying to do was escape to the North in Gaya with the female lead, and hack down anyone who comes in their way to harm them. Yes, thinking of slaying the kid was going too far, but from Do Ha's point of view, he was just thinking practically like a general during war times. Still, yes, thinking of doing such a thing was wrong.
But his circumstances made him stony and cold inside.
The female lead was the only light offering warmth in his bleak life.
That's why he couldn't stand the idea of losing her, because this was the first time he was standing up against everyone to follow his heart.
Maybe the writers could've have written out the scene in such a way wherein Do Ha uses his martial art skills to knock down the child unconscious(in order to prevent the child from alerting the royal forces indirectly) and then escaped with Han Ri Ta.
Their past story had so much potential. It could've been written out this way too...
And the male lead is not crazy. The circumstances were driving him crazy, and the main flaw is in the way the writers chose to write out certain scenes where they make the maun lead behave in ways inconsistent with his core personality.
All in all, the male lead was not crazy, he was becoming desperate... He just didn't show it.
Anyone planted in dire circumstances might try something unthinkable(out of desperation) which they wouldn't do under normal circumstances (unless of course they are sages).
But still, the male lead is not 'crazy'. Because if he were crazy, he wouldn't have been sane enough to listen to the advice of the female lead to not kill the child(when that was the easiest option for him).
I don't understand... Why did the writers have to write the story this way? Why did they have to make a careful male lead turn alm reckless enough to go back and silence everyone who saw him releasing his wife from punishment? Why did they have to create a decisive female lead who goes all weak, muddle-headed, indecisive, over-anxious during the most critical, pivotal moments of their story? Aaah! 😖Everything in ep 11 was perfect uptill the point where the main leads sought refuge in the hut of a herbalist. The story could've been written in a better way with a better ending from that point onwards...
Everything about the plot was proceeding exactly the way I secretly wanted it to, but a little past the mid of episode 11, the story just took a turn for the worse. Even if it was anticipated by us audience (regarding that twist, the sudden betrayal by the female lead), it was too much for me to take.
I mean, I was literally clapping with admiration when the female lead killed the nasty villainous dad of the male lead, but after that I don't understand why did the writers had to make han ri ta go into panic mode... Han Ri Ta could've just followed the the male lead's plan & together they could've just escaped to Gaya, and even if they didn't survive, at least they could have told each other that they tried, but creating this character designed to kill the male lead when he least expects it (simply because she is in panic mode because of her anxiety & guilt), and her modern version breaking up with him because of what happened in the past!
This is too much to watch!
Why does this trope repeat all the time? The female lead dumping the male lead just when he needs her the most, because of what happened in the past... I expected that incident to make her instantly feel more attached, bonded to Do Ha. The outcome could've been written out that way too. And their tragic past could've been designed differently wherein the male lead died because he got killed while protecting the female lead etc, and the female lead getting killed while trying to sheild him etc. There was no need to include this bizarre act of being killed by one's lover(who's suffering from a bout of anxiety) 😅. Seems this trope is now starting to make a trend in kdramas...
Now, I'm starting to get 'Destined with You' vibes. 😄 I really had high expectations for this drama, but I shall continue watching (out of curiosity, of course). 😅
Even if that 'actor Jun O ' does come back, I want him to come back in some other new body ( maybe even better body just so he doesn't feel bad). 😁
It's so beautiful to listen to.
I want one costume of the bride too!