Yue

I think we're talking about different things so I'll stop here.

I meant the drama explains his actions, his true nature, and the consequences of what he did. In addition to why the FL never trusted him.

Same. Pleased but surprised.

For real! I almost groaned once I saw him appear in this drama😂

Exactly

The drama answers you in detail.

Exactly. It's a soul possessing a new body. I mean I'm not complaining but I'm surprised XD

It's good that you like him.

Jeremy Xu's acting has become better. I can't say the same about He Yu though, he needs more acting lessons and experience.

To be fair, he's only remorseful AFTER her death.

Re-watching ep.1 and it's well done. But I can't believe it passed censorship. This isn't a rebirth or time-travel.

Goodnight dear!

Or at least pulling his ear for lying so much! XD

LOL! Me too. I felt like whacking the crown prince for his manipulations! XD

Just started this and I must praise the casting director. From industry veterans to seasoned actors in every role, no matter how small. A drama succeeds on the strength of its cast and so far I'm impressed with the supporting cast.

Pleasantly surprised that it's airing so soon. Can't wait for tomorrow❤️

This is a revenge drama and in that aspect it delivered what it promised from Ep.1; I enjoyed it even though the script had poor pacing and odd plot holes.

Wayu was an easy character to understand and root for. Mesa was the female character with the most complexity and character development and her actress did a great job. Phaya deserves special mention for being an unpaid psychological counselor😂

Ep.18: Figured something like this would happen. Her father and brother's actions and its karma fell on her to bear.

Ep.17: Fahsai can't be this naive. It's painful to watch. Although it's interesting that the camera is showing how both women are facing a similar danger.

At least Maysa's father cares for his daughter. Even if his way of showing it is warped.