JamesCho1988

To be honest, even their OST sounds like something from a tragic love story.

Maybe they can use the magic golden ruler to save Yeo Hee should one of the Japanese demons kill her later on.

To be honest, I'm kind of hoping that Lee Rang gets his happy ending with Yeo Hee in the end. I feel like Lee Rang's character deserves to have that happiness after being alone and miserable for several centuries.

I just hope that Season 2 doesn't end on a cliffhanger, especially if Season 3 isn't guaranteed at this point.

To be fair, Taluipa doesn't exactly have the best record of being completely honest with her answers. Until it's revealed otherwise, there's always a chance that she wasn't telling Lee Yeon the full truth regarding how his actions could change the future.

Should Lee Rang's new girlfriend tragically die later on, I wonder if they'll use the magic golden ruler to help revive her.

"Do I have to watch Part 1?" is pretty much the new "Are we there yet?" trope of this discussion thread.lol

Assuming that Season 2 doesn't end on a cliffhanger, I wouldn't be surprised if Jo Bo-Ah has a cameo in the final episode where her character (Ji-Ah) reunites with Lee Yeon after he returns to the present day.

Perhaps, something similar to the reunion scene between Will and Elizabeth in Pirates 5.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGAQZ4RGSN0

To be honest, I feel like Lee Yeon's powers are portrayed inconsistently at times. Despite showing powers such as levitation and super speed, he doesn't really use them during times when they would have been very helpful (e.g., chasing Lee Rang's bandits back in Season 2 Episode 1).

I don’t think that's the case. The scene of Lee Yeon seeing a reincarnated Rang in Season 1 takes place after he makes a deal with Taluipa, but before he travels back into the past for Season 2.

I recommend watching Season 1 as well. It allows you to better understand the motivations behind each returning character, which will make watching Season 2 that much better.

Her son committed suicide centuries ago and can't be reincarnated.

Again, I don't think the show is being anti-Japan so much as them just utilizing the historical backdrop for this season. Koreans don't exactly have fond memories of Japan during this time.

Agreed. Plus, I wouldn't want Season 2 to end on a cliffhanger if Season 3 isn't guaranteed.

Personally, I wouldn't be against having a small tease for Season 3 as long as we get a proper conclusion to the main storyline.

Unless the writers have forgotten their own rules for time travel, I feel like Taluipa isn't being completely honest with 2020 Lee Yeon. She told Lee Yeon back in Episode 2 that he couldn't alter present day events. However, we've already seen him change several things from the 'original timeline'.

Lee Yeon killed several Japanese soldiers (Episode 1), saved a little girl from the boy band Turtle Demon (Episode 1), and freed another girl's spirit from the shaman box (Episode 3).

A married man that's faithful to his wife.

The irony about this is that Lee Yeon pretty much gave everyone a easy way to kill him instantly by tying his fate with Ji-Ah's life.

Think of it this way. It's like watching the first Avengers film without having seen the previous MCU films.

While we're only two episodes in, the explanation for why past Lee Yeon and Shin Joo aren't involved is due to the former being both depressed and high on opium in another city.