I loved how it seemed like Chanyang wasn't paying attention to Lang di complaining about his wrinkle but he kissed him right at the place the supposed wrinkle was.
I loved how it seemed like Chanyang wasn't paying attention to Lang di complaining about his wrinkle but he kissed him right at the place the supposed wrinkle was.
Ken looks so alive in this episode. I love the use of darkness in that their fight practice scene. Actually showing how dark it would be, then changing it to Ken's perspective was THE move.
It's quite understated how evil and extremely selfish Princes Vasin and Chat's actions were. They started a war that cost thousands of lives just because they wanted to regain their wealth and power which they lost because of Chat's stupid greed. At least the initial rebels claimed to want to better the lives of ordinary citizens, but the free Siam movement was just a bunch of spoiled royals who are dead set on upholding a rule that was becoming more unsuitable for the country
Funny how they claimed to love Tinn but didn't inform him of the attack on their homestead so they can leave safely before the war gets to them. No, I don't want to see them laughing, and finally accepting their relationship as of their hatred did not affect thousands of unrelated people.
I'm happy we got our happy, albeit dramatic, ending for our leads though. They had me thinking it was going to be a "In another life" ending for a hot minute.
It's really pissing me off how much they blame Phob
The country's citizenry decides to stand up against an overbearing monarchy, blame Phob. Chat steals a huge sum of money that is enough to leave a family with generational wealth in near poverty, blame Phob. (Worst part is they never really scolded that criminal for his actions.) Old woman develops kidney issues, blame Phob. Phob's only crime was taking advantage of his relationship with Tinn to steal the opposition's secrets.
You carried your troublesome son to raise a rebellion rather than take care of your family that has fallen upon hard times. The apple, indeed, does not fall far from the tree.I just wonder how a great person like the grandma gave birth to such a stubborn he-goat.
I'm excited for the remaining half of the series. The previous power imbalance made me so anxious for Jeong yo that I found out almost painful to watch. But at least now, he is not just a throw pillow. I believe the grand father's wife was the one who found him and sponsored him in secret. Makes sense given that they said she left the house 3 years prior and would also account for why they never found him.
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Funny how they claimed to love Tinn but didn't inform him of the attack on their homestead so they can leave safely before the war gets to them.
No, I don't want to see them laughing, and finally accepting their relationship as of their hatred did not affect thousands of unrelated people.
I'm happy we got our happy, albeit dramatic, ending for our leads though. They had me thinking it was going to be a "In another life" ending for a hot minute.
The country's citizenry decides to stand up against an overbearing monarchy, blame Phob.
Chat steals a huge sum of money that is enough to leave a family with generational wealth in near poverty, blame Phob. (Worst part is they never really scolded that criminal for his actions.)
Old woman develops kidney issues, blame Phob.
Phob's only crime was taking advantage of his relationship with Tinn to steal the opposition's secrets.
You carried your troublesome son to raise a rebellion rather than take care of your family that has fallen upon hard times. The apple, indeed, does not fall far from the tree.I just wonder how a great person like the grandma gave birth to such a stubborn he-goat.
I believe the grand father's wife was the one who found him and sponsored him in secret. Makes sense given that they said she left the house 3 years prior and would also account for why they never found him.