Jana

Hi, did you watch My Country too?

This exact kind of comments are confusing to me. Usually I can understand why a drama is papular even when it's not my type but this one... I don't know. I droped it a week ago and I don't care anymore.

But 25/21 has the best ending ever. :)

I can't understand why it has such a Score. I'm on episode 10 and I don't see a worth watching character or a strong storyline. It's confusing!

It's a bit of boring for me. An average drama with some good scenes and a lot of cliches. In some scenes I can say it's a bad drama because of the script. You can guess all the answers from the first two episodes and there is nothing I'm excited about but the love interest itself.

Because it was disappointing. 🤷🏻‍♀️ All the big dangerous things happened, so many leaders murdered and there was No consequences? It reminds me of GOT and it's failure.
Fire Bird released and couldn't touch anything at all?
If Jin Sol Ran wants to leave them together why didn't she say it? What was the reason of all that tears? She did it for the fun?

I couldn't be more disappointed. 🚶

After all this years I've just finished rewatching this drama and I still love it very deeply. I love the depths of the characters and their struggles. I love how they are imperfect and damaged.I love how they failed and lost and suffered repeatedly. I love the bromances and the romance between main characters. I love how friends became enemies but how they still couldn't get rid of their emotions for each other. The father-son relationship warmed my heart even though it was very quiet and formal. I don't even like Jumong anymore but I rate this amazing drama a solid 9.5.

Not agree. I am used to trying to see all aspects of the story in my daily life. And I certainly blame myself, my family and my friends, but in a fair way. As for Young U he was the victim. His time had come and fate always surprises human beings like this. It is nothing in our power. :)

If I were Young Ro, I would not have chosen. I blamed the commander of that operation. I blamed myself for helping him. I blamed the soldiers who shot Young U. I blamed my father for sending him to war. It is not something that has only one culprit.

I understand why you think he is not dead and I agree. Maybe it's a political trick. But in this case what she believes does matter. I hope they aware her too.
But Soo ho was The Commander of the two teams came to SK for kidnapping that professor. So he is responsible for everything.

He didn't kill her brother. However he is responsible for his death, because he was the commander of that operation. So I agree. It's difficult to understand how can she loves him.

He Was the leader of that team and what he started, led to death of her brother. No matter where he was, he was responsible for that operation

He was The Leader of the team who killed him. What he's start led to this situation. So technically he is responsible. :)

Did you watch part 7?

So tell me HOW this girl can possibly love whom he is responsible for the death of her beloved brother? When she herself feels guilty about the situation... :(
I'm enthusiastically looking forward to hearing a good reason from the story. I will enjoy an understandable process. 💔🚶

I think this is the first time he actually didn't treat her selfishly. But this is not totally understandable for me, either.

This is the only reason I can deduce from the script, either. By less self-centerdness and more empathy, she finally touched. :)

I can't get it! Why did she accept the king? Because she was so sad and he finally showed some sympathy? Or is it Stockholm syndrome? :) I don't say he doesn't love her in his own majesty way, but she's been resisting this far. What changed her mind?

I agree with you. I'm also a bit disappointed because I miss a good melodrama :(