Ashleigh

I watched it after finishing a very heavy and kind of sad drama so it was very wlecomed and I loved it. I liked the humor too, I didn't find it "stupid", it doesn't have to be serious all the time... And I thought it was a nice change to have a woman superhero for once.
Maybe it depends on what you are looking for in the drama when you start it and on your mood ^^

I really liked the drama a lot but the ending was really too quick, which is really weird since they had 66 episodes to create a good ending. I hate when they end dramas without a clear explanation on what happened... I don't even know who died and who didn't, and if they did how did they survive and still empeach that thing from waking up? What about Wuji's teacher? The empire? Soo many question, it's annoying :/

Question : Why did Zhan Bei Ye tried to sucide himself when the Dark Storm Cavalery asked for Zhuzhu as a sacrifice? He is the only one that could have freed them afterwords, that was supposed to be compensation for their help to get the thrown... Why would they help if they can't have the reward anymore and who would have been the new king anyway ?? This litteraly makes no sense!

Dramanice or on youtube, you can find the link in the description

Dramanice or on youtube, you can find the link in the description

It has a grade of 8.6/10 so I don't know about what hate you are talking about. But we all have different opinons, it's the point of this application: to let people share what they thought of it. And how are we supposed to know before watching a drama if we are gonna like it or not...? So no it's not "that simple" ^^

It's the kind of drama with a slow rhythm that you must like. Not really my type so I was a little bored. Someone said 'too realistic' in the comments and I agree, very down to earth story, nothing too surprising.Some cute parts, I liked the characters, especially Seo Dan-ah and Seon Gyeom.

I just watched episode 13 and omg I didn't think I'd cry so much, took me by suprise... :'(

I'm not a professional but sometimes his faces expressions and emotions did lack sincerity, so it was kind of getting me out of the story for a moment.

Oh sorry I didn't see your message. If you still need it I watch it on Dramacool or Kissasian.

Maybe she wanted to make it last longer since it attracted so many people... It was promessing, that's too bad. I was also surprised about plastic surgery.

I love how you say that as if they were any other way this drama could end xD. Of course she is going to accept it in the end, we all know ^^

Exactly! And most of the characters in the webtoon are useless and don't evolve, they appear for one action and then disappear like they never existed... Her siblings, Seojun's sister, even Suho for a long time, poof disappeared. The worst part is that I don't even think that she is really gonna end up with Seojun in the webtoon: since the beginning she was always in love with Suho, Seojun was her 2nd choice and now that Suho is back...

To me it make sense tho. From the beginning we can see that she is not emotionally stable. From her abusing father and her mother that hide his behavior and on top of that make her feel like it's her fault if he hit her because she is not good enough. The fact that she became obsessed with grades and is self destructive: washing her hands to the point of being hurt can be seen as an equivalent to scarification to relieve an uneasiness. And now, Suho, the only person that she could really count on since she was young and that she always had a crush on is being taken away from her... it explains why she completely lost it for me.

But yeah I agree it would have been nice to have that girl crush until the end. It's actually a very valid point. I don't understand why in kdramas the male second lead are always the ones that decide to step back when they see that people are really in love, while the female second lead always become crazy and lose it, ready to kill anyone on their way :/

To me it make sense tho. From the beginning we can see that she is not emotionally stable. From her abusing father and her mother that hide his behavior and on top of that make her feel like it's her fault if he hit her because she is not good enough. The fact that she became obsessed with grades and is self destructive: washing her hands to the point of being hurt can be seen as an equivalent to scarification to relieve an uneasiness. And now, Suho, the only person that she could really count on since she was young and that she always had a crush on is being taken away from her... it explains why she completely lost it for me.

I kind of have a different opinon. I think that the webtoon went so far from the original plot yet the main problems are still not resolved. I don't understand where she is going with her scenario.

And when we see how K-Netizens react to Idols' smallest mistakes :/ It's still surprising to me. They are so extra, one little mistake and the entire country seems to be on their back asking them to leave the group. Some requests are legitimate of course, but most of them are exaggerated. Sometimes it just because they don't like the person or are trying to protect their favorites' position. So if this represents a part of their society's youth... well no wonder why this happens so much at school.

It's true that bullying is everywhere, but I also feel like it's next level over there from what I've seen and read.
And the fact that those kind of bullying scenes are so often set up in school dramas says a lot I think...

I was impressed by Cha Eun Woo's acting performances for episode 11 and 12, he was really good. He clearly improved, I look forward the next 4 episodes. So far I'm enjoying the drama and how different it is from the webtoon.