Katie Cruz

This was such a cute story. I adore the FL and ML. I’m a huge fan of the leads. The start of the story is really heartbreaking because of how some nobles treat the slaves. The FL Hong, Eun Jo, is a daughter of a concubine. She secretly goes out at night as “Hong Gil Dong”, a version of Robin Hood that steals from the rich and helps the poor. She is great in archery but doesn’t kill people. She uses cloth in arrows just enough to stop people from chasing her. Eun Jo accepts the offer from Im Sa Hyeong, one of the court officials that has a high position to marry her off to his dying father. She uses that opportunity for a better life. She knows the consequences that once she does go down that path, there is no going back. She sees the grand prince, not knowing who he really is, and kisses him. There’s this little monk that goes around and gave both of them bracelets. These bracelets switches their souls whenever one of them is in danger. It was funny whenever they got switched. Their relationship is very sweet. There was never a dull moment between them. As for the second male lead, Im Jae I, the son of Im Sa Hyeong, he was very aggressive at first and I hated his character. But then again, he slowly understood everything, thanks to Hong Eun Jo. He had his character development, thanks goodness. The supporting characters were great, too. That noble girl was really cute and sweet. She would always think about who she really fell for whenever the main leads switched. Everyone got what they deserved. I love how Eun Jo saved a little boy who was drowning back then. I already knew it was the prince. Not surprised since it’s one of the ingredients for every drama. I loved everything about this story. There’s a lot of lessons to learn here. I highly recommend it.