Jasmine

LX said to ZY that she shouldn't have been afraid that he would reject her if she took initiative and they couldn't even be colleague then because if she just mentioned it he would promise. I don't get it. Didn't she already take initiative in hotspring and LX rejected her in ep 29?

I just didn't get one part in ep 35

also, the painter was insightful to realize LX's health condition in one session. I liked that he actually told ZY

what I truly love about the show is that there is not a single moment for characters to be inconsistent with their role. I hate it when there are out of character moments in drama just for the sake of plot. LX and ZY are endearing and I love how LX is always strict with himself and others but has a soft spot for ZY.

is it just me, or LX at present time look taller than his three years ago? I wonder if it is the hair or his clothing but he really looks taller. I'm loving the changes

exactly!! :D

at this point, I can't wait to watch the rest of the episodes. Can someone spoil what happens in the novel from here onward?

wow... that's some parents there. I wonder if the drama will change this part but regardless they are too much.

To those who read the novel do you know if her parents will finally accept LX as her husband to be and if they will ever apologize for all the bullshit they put him and their daughter through?

thank you!

can someone who saw the movie send a link? I couldn't find it

not together together. but they acknowledged their love in past and also work in same team now. so it is kinda up to us to interpret it. but no one died and everything worked out well in the end. considering they can't be together in another life, I guess being reaper and instead always together is preferable.

As expected HE. But could have been better. I wanted JG & GR have more screen time. Times like this I wish we could have another drama with this CP. Overall.. they are together so that's all that matters

well I still hope for HE. it might turn out well

yeah, I didn't mean that joonggil is the one having it hardest. but based on ep 16 trailer, he seems to have shouldered all of ryeon's punishments, and to be honest he is the only character that never got the chance for closure. he didn't even have his memories and I feel bad for him. not even knowing the one you loved most is right in front of you for 200+ years and also treats her cruelly. I can't wait to see his reaction when he realizes it. but overall I think ryeon has it hardest. despite her suicide being all for her husband in the end, even she realized that it didn't help joonggil. to be honest I held on watching from ep 14 but saw some clips of ep 14. It seems joongil lost himself entirely after her. and I'm not sure what caused his amnesia or being a reaper. I don't know if we got the answer yet. but seeing how he despises suicide I say he is pretty much broken too. so that's why I think ryeon's last case might be him. of course I might be wrong. but nevertheless, I want a HE for them together.

this drama is about second chances and survival. it will be too pointless and cruel if Ryeon and Joonggil don't get their own second chance together. I really hope the ending would be similar to the mystic pop-up bar or goblin and our couple finds their HE. i kinda feel like in the end, Ryeon has to save Joonggil.

lol. I don't mind the torture as long as there is HE. it is the only way that all the suffering is worth it

I really want to start watching it the moment the drama airs, but given Cheng Yi's recent and constant record of sad ends in his dramas, I feel afraid to watch the drama before it ends, considering the novel also has a sad ending for Cheng Yi's character. I need a HE if it is gonna be 60 episodes of tragedy.

I know what you mean, but I disagree that every adaptation is the same. take untamed, WOH, L&R, ultimate note or so many other famous adaptations. they weren't exactly the same as in the novel. there were changes, but the scriptwriters and main leads clearly understood the motives and characters of the novel. it is the basis of adaptation; understand it before turning it into a drama or changing it. this drama was great at the start but now it kinda feels like everyone just gave up. from scriptwriter to producer and actor. it is sad. I had such high hopes for it.

I'm not frustrated because they switched the roles. I'm frustrated because the scriptwriter clearly doesn't understand the concept of the story and its characters and their motivations for doing what they do. that's why even when they place some of the same plots of the novel within the drama, because of the change in characters, the scenes that once were epic, in the drama seem bland. for example, they used the same lines for Lanxi from the novel when he tells his father that he doesn't hate him, BUT his reason in drama is because he UNDERSTANDS and because his father is KING. the scriptwriter seems to use the words of the novel without understanding where they come from. LX doesn't hate his father not because he understands, but because he no longer has any feelings for the man except for him being the king and his father understood it clearly from how detached LX was. but in drama, they used the same lines of the novel without knowing why. LX at the beginning of the drama is called shrewd and cunning by bfx. he is a black fox for a reason. yes, he stands on defense, but he is very strong in defense, while here, he willingly let his father take away his inner power. I can perfectly differentiate between novel and drama. I even enjoyed the changes in drama since I felt the novel was too hung on war and politics, and the acting of the crew is phenomenal, but the character of LX simply doesn't fit with his motivation.