Sonali Nahata

This wasn't even a "feminist" show. Feminism is against the whole "Not like other girls" idea that this drama tries to portray. It doesn't have "too much feminism", it has zero of it. Search WWW and Twenty Five Twenty One are the only actual feminist kdramas for me.

Looks like memory loss it is! Just saw a scene from S2E1

My guess on how it will play out: Jang Uk will look for revenge for Mu Deok. Bu Yeon will survive (because she was revived in the womb with ice stone?) and be reunited with her family. Jang Uk will search for his Mu Deok inside Bu Yeon but it will be clear that it's not her. Naksu's soul will be transferred to her own body before Bu Yeon is found. Naksu will lose her memory and once again become the cold, heartless assassin. Jang Uk and Naksu will cross paths, he doesn't know how she really looks so won't recognise her at first. They will probably have a battle. Eventually they will recognise each other.

I love her writing. There are so many similarities between Twenty Five Twenty One and Search WWW (her first show that i watched). I like her dramas because: 1. She creates strong female characters who run the show. Male characters are mostly in the background. A show that has so many female role models is rare to find. 2. The women's lives don't revolve around their love interest. Women fight against each other as professional rivals rather than over a guy. 3. There's always a subtle attraction/admiration between some of the female characters. Maybe just a tease for those like me who would love to see actual LGBT relationships. 4. The relationships between the main female characters always progresses into strong bonds of platonic love/friendship and they kick ass when they join forces. 5. There's always a breakup, showing that relationships are not always the main priority in life, breaking the happily-ever-after bullshit we're fed in romance shows. Personally I liked Search WWW better. The protagonists, antagonists, supporting characters are all mostly female and the men are mostly just eye candy. Refreshing flip of roles from the usual male dominated shows.