I thought June Hur is South Korean (though has lived a long while in Canada). So do her books still count as foreign?...…
Since her books are written originally in English, I did count them as foreign :) Basically I counted them all as foreign since non are written originally in Korean :)
This would not be the first time, nor last time and it doesn't happen only in Korean cinematography. Scriptwriters do this to gain viewers with unexpected twists to the original story. Sometimes, it is success, while other times - like here - the project gets heavily criticized.
I literally know u only from the comment above. I am not saying anyone is lying here, I just want to know your version of the story because I am genuinely curious cause there has been only one version of ending going around MDL comment section (as far as I know).
Love triangles are my most hated trope in Kdrama. They are utterly and completely useless.The only way to make…
This is not a triangle, but unrequited love since Ji Won doesn't feel anything for him :) This stage will soon pass and Eun Ho will focus on another woman instead.
I think in reality it was quite common Joseon women (noble girls) were married off to sickly men. Those men's…
If we talk about real Joseon, than marriages among nobles were done because of status for female leads, and for males, having an heir and also status (like marrying a minister's daughter or someone other from court) If a noble woman was sent to a sickly fellow noble man, it meant that something is wrong on some side. Either the female was a very lowclass noble, or the sickly noble man had a fortune. Noble Joseon women were not married off to sickly men as if it was a norm :)
I'm so curious how their story will develop considering their social class difference. I can see the FL helping…
I felt the romance since EP1 and EP2 was very romantic in my eyes hahaha. The way they thought about each other and how the officer just keeps her belongings :)
Yeah, I also feel that it will happen that way.
Female lead will probably move away and have new identity, but how will that happen is what's making me so curious. What about her in-laws? She can't just...leave!
Also, your book rant is totally valid hahaha!
Idk if that's good or no T.T
Scriptwriters do this to gain viewers with unexpected twists to the original story.
Sometimes, it is success, while other times - like here - the project gets heavily criticized.
I am not saying anyone is lying here, I just want to know your version of the story because I am genuinely curious cause there has been only one version of ending going around MDL comment section (as far as I know).
If a noble woman was sent to a sickly fellow noble man, it meant that something is wrong on some side. Either the female was a very lowclass noble, or the sickly noble man had a fortune.
Noble Joseon women were not married off to sickly men as if it was a norm :)
Leads are already curious about each other just from the two first episodes.
Yeah, I also feel that it will happen that way.
Female lead will probably move away and have new identity, but how will that happen is what's making me so curious. What about her in-laws? She can't just...leave!