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so beautifully said and true

of course not, it's similar only as in the FL being pretty and bratty initially but then maturing in the war, as the writer says about the drama. What they didn't say and completely downplayed however is that it's sooooo much more. It's so spectacular that it can only be comparable to the best of the best out there and trust me, I've seen much. "Plagiarised" is extremely far-fetched. Once you watch it you will know exactly what I mean

"My Dearest, Episode 6 was also the most-watched show of any kind on Saturday among the 20 to 49 age demographic"

OF ANY KIND 🥹

#AllHailToGilChae

Thanks! I still don't understand how it can be this low when even individual episodes are rated high. Dropped a proper review too because I couldn't wait to express the brilliance of it anymore

YASSSS

how does that work?

"If this is not love I don’t know what is" - IF SHE ONLY KNEW! ahahah everyone realised but her

he is a very fascinating character tbh and also far more loyal than the king of Joseon so far

I died for all the butterflies too! ahahaha

" do they not think about the fact if everyone gets killed their royal title does not mean shit coz they literally have no one to rule over?" YES, LOUDER.

ah you noted a fantastic contrast indeed, this is top notch storytelling

Finally 8.4 (still wayyyy too low for this drama, at least it's 9 on IMDb). I have been camping here since episode 1 out of the injustice of the low rating of this drama, which will probably be one of the best in the history of K-dramas. It's just that good

Sorry I'm not sure I understand your comment, as in, its relevancy to his background. I am sure it will be brutal overall but I am not sure that scene is the ending scene of the drama, it could be the end of season 1 or the climax of the drama too. In any case, it's interesting you noted that they seemed they are from Joseon

it's realistic, she's loved him for a long time but yes, it's very frustratingggg

"Maybe she should replace the King?" ahahaha

I cried, I wonder what I would have done in her stead. She is clearly stronger than I could ever be

I just finished watching the last movie (episode 6) - because of course, every episode of this drama when the war is on, is a movie. An epic one at that. Even the little signs of premonition are so perfectly shot: the monk kid falling, the dead bird, the knife falling...

I still can't get over how good JH's swordsmanship is and given the attention to details of this drama. We will see the reason he is that good because his training and sense of warfare are honestly worthy of a general but he is clearly a lord based on the flashback so I am really curious as to why he is so prepared in face of adversity. Son of a general? Adopted by some powerful mercenary? Just the mystery surrounding his character is enough to hook us in, leaving aside the mindblowing rest

it's really really romantic, not cringe romantic, just perfect blend of suspense and agony mixed

yeah ahaha definitely regret of having started it all