They should bring tutor for funan (because who's he busy texting, very suspicious) in the finale, so Teetee can act with both his parents. He cried after his scene with Yim, let him act with his other dad!!
I actually love the detail about Duang calling Qin's parents Mom and Dad since day one. It just made "This is all it takes, Mom" hurt more because he's a part of their family 💔
When Qin called for Duang and collapsed on the ground, i don't think i've ever cried this much over a show. "papa, mama....I just want to be a part of this family" i feel sick
A lot of you are weird af to Lee Yeon in this comment section. She looks so good in this drama, but apparently if a woman isn't hyper feminine in a kdrama, she's like a man.
I feel like people are warring in the comments instead of discussing the show. Can't the people who don't like the show respect the people who like it and those who have critiques be respected for not liking certain things?
No media is ever perfect and everyone consumes it with completely different perspectives, so i don't understand why people keep shoving their opinions down the opposing sides throats instead of just having a peaceful discussion or conversing with like-minded people.
I like that he was upfront and said "i want to marry for love" and Huijoo is someone who's never been loved or even been shown compassion by anyone close to her, so she'll have to be vulnerable in order to make this work.
Mid-Ep 1 thoughts: The chemistry between them when they were shown in school was captivating. I went from “enjoyable so far” to “WAIT. I’m SAT.”
I appreciate how seamlessly they blended the Joseon style and influence with modern-day South Korea. It’s well-executed and adds a unique flavor to the drama. The intricate details, such as the school for the nobility, the costumes, and the differences in communication between royalty and “commoners,” are all well-done. I’m thoroughly impressed with how they’ve handled it so far. Also i like that they've added the the more negative side of monarchy/nobility with how Huiju is looked down on for being an illegitimate child born out of “wedlock,” while simultaneously balancing that it’s a modern drama with other factors.
Also, it actually pains me to see Byeon Wooseok characters in distress. Prince Yi An appears melancholic due to his position in life, and Byeon Wooseok’s portrayal of depressed characters makes them seem borderline su*cidal every time.
the tan skin, the specific pink shade of his lips, the big eyes, HIS NOSE. God EVIDENTLY spent extra time on this human being. I'm watching Khemjira and just had to pause mid episode, go to his mdl page to sing this mans praises because he's actually unreal.
It's just that the end of episode 6 with the shower scene made the viewers expect that the cliffhanger at the…
I kind of get Ep 6 because kissing is not an NC scene; it’s just affection, lol. So if an NC scene is promised, it should be delivered, which is why it makes sense for it to continue in Ep 7. However, I thought Ep 9 delivered it, and I did not get any vibe that it would continue as it cut off in the middle of the scene. Qin’s comment felt more like for Duang than for the audience, so nothing about it really made me think it would continue next episode for certain. If it continued, I’d be unsurprised, but when it didn’t, I was equally unsurprised.
I'm so confused by the comments do most people watch thai bls (even the youth/romance ones) for the nc scenes?? it's one thing if it's awkwardly edited or if it was weirdly cut off, but it literally ended perfectly fine. We had an nc scene, it didn't drag, and it felt like we were just giving the characters privacy where it ended. I personally don't find it necessary to watch anyone ride anyone in a show i'm watching it for the romance as the plot, because it's a university youth romance, not only friends. It's just clearly not that kind of show.
Maybe it's because i'm a sapphic and i'm only thinking of how it would it make sense in the show/plot context and it's just a me issue.
Imagine having such a lethal face card that after such a successful run, the thing people say is that you’re too pretty. Mind you, Tian Xiwei is also an actual fairy goddess playing a butcherer, which doesn’t fit the archetype, but when it’s a man who’s pretty, it’s a problem. Get this toxic masculinity stuff out of my face.
As for the casting, in the novel, being pretty was a part of Xie Zheng’s attributes just like how ChangYu’s was also her being really pretty, but with hidden physical strength. The point was they didn’t fit the normal archetypes of a warrior and butcherer.
👀👀👀👀👀The script ruined the ending a bit. No man could continue with the ‘cute’ narrative while…
clearly it was cute as in he finds him endearing like "you're so endearing what should i do with you" type of energy, not like "awww adorable" to like a cat.
"don't buy it it's too expensive" "oh, so you're not wearing 30,000 baht shoes right now?"
Qin, were you silent or were you silenced
No media is ever perfect and everyone consumes it with completely different perspectives, so i don't understand why people keep shoving their opinions down the opposing sides throats instead of just having a peaceful discussion or conversing with like-minded people.
I appreciate how seamlessly they blended the Joseon style and influence with modern-day South Korea. It’s well-executed and adds a unique flavor to the drama. The intricate details, such as the school for the nobility, the costumes, and the differences in communication between royalty and “commoners,” are all well-done. I’m thoroughly impressed with how they’ve handled it so far. Also i like that they've added the the more negative side of monarchy/nobility with how Huiju is looked down on for being an illegitimate child born out of “wedlock,” while simultaneously balancing that it’s a modern drama with other factors.
Also, it actually pains me to see Byeon Wooseok characters in distress. Prince Yi An appears melancholic due to his position in life, and Byeon Wooseok’s portrayal of depressed characters makes them seem borderline su*cidal every time.
Maybe it's because i'm a sapphic and i'm only thinking of how it would it make sense in the show/plot context and it's just a me issue.
As for the casting, in the novel, being pretty was a part of Xie Zheng’s attributes just like how ChangYu’s was also her being really pretty, but with hidden physical strength. The point was they didn’t fit the normal archetypes of a warrior and butcherer.