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I was wondering why I got an instant dislike as soon as I see QM's father. Turns out the actor played the main villain in AoS and I hated that character big time lol. The actor nailed his villain aura fr.

Now I gotta rewatch ep6 immediately. It's just like those classic fairy tales we grew up with, and beautifully done to boot.

By the book, that's the logical play. But it happens to be Huiju in this case. haha

Now I can't unsee him as the Korean Clark Kent for the remaining episodes... 😂

Someone below pointed out that she doesn't want to damage SML's political career with the eventual divorce while the same divorce is nothing for the royal family since he's still the Grand Prince even after it.

I think it makes sense since she still doesn't think about marrying for love at this point or settling in a family life, and she's dead set on getting a divorce after getting what she wants out of the marriage.

And right in the opening of episode 1, we were shown that she dared to wear all red to the palace as well. So, she simply doesn't care about rules and customs. Only what benefits her matters.

I think her wearing all white also is in line with her personality. She's petty and doesn't take any loss. Since QM already doesn't like her, there's nothing holding her back to get back at QM either.

I also wish she stays crazy till the end because it's refreshing to watch.

I came back to Kdrama after 3 years and glad to see our old friend still alive and kicking. lol

Sort of yes. But doesn't seem to last long (at least based on today's ending).

I mean... I'm here to watch these cheesy troppy stuffs in bling bling 4k. So they are right on target at least in my case. haha

She rear ended his car with about 100 km/h. Not sure if it's enough to cause an injury though, but it's there.

And, she's also injured. If you looked closely, there's blood on her forehead.

I shouldn't have started this... I totally forgot kdrama are 2ep/week coz it's been a while. Now I'm back to counting down to Fri and Sat...

This is my first kdrama in like 3 years. Loved it so far, especially at how crazy and unscrupulous Huiju can be. lol

FInished till ep5. Not sold on the leads yet, but the battles scenes are really well done and main plot looks interesting so far. Will give it a couple more episodes.

This is a 'me' problem though. Arthur Chen rarely works for me and it's the same here... I don't know what it is about him that feels off to me.

I'm on ep3. Will give it a try till ep5.

Well, I'm going in without any clue. I need my fix after PoJ. Hope it's a good one. 🍀

Same. I enjoyed every second of it. That's what matters for me at the end of the day.

I can certainly nitpick stuffs, but this is miles better than some of those adaptations out there so I can let things slide.

It depends on individual watcher, some likes him. Though, I watched it only for TXW. Her performance there is stellar as well.

It really started when he started investigating past cases. So, basically the very beginning of the story.

To add the other comment, if you liked her badass look in PoJ, you can check out Moonlit Reunion as well.

For the last leg of the story and the ending we got, I can totally forgive that bit of a weaker middle parts. This is totally a case of landing the ending squarely for me.

I loved the novel a lot and was eagerly looking forward to the drama. While it's not a 1:1 of the novel (which is unrealistic to begin with), this is a damn good adaptation in my book because it retained the essence of the source material this much with the episode limitations they had.

Also was hoping for Xiao Tian to do well in the drama, and she knocked it out of the park when it actually comes out. So happy for her that this has become such a boost to her career.

Well, let's meet again in another drama discussion. This has been a ride. 💯