Kim MC

I love how you summed up the storyline. Every time that I find a drama with flawed characters, I watch it several times. "Love Like the Galaxy" had one of the most well rounded and thought-out female leads I'd seen in a while. It's on my forever playlist.

It's a rare occurrence when the male protagonist show apathy or any negative traits. "Goodbye My Princess" went there and it was one of my favorite dramas for character writing. I love it when the good and bad sides of emotional prisms are shown, allowing the audience to judge their nature without the drama intentionally pushing the audience towards sympathy for the hero or heroine.

I wonder if she's capable of looking bad in anything.

Episode 17 is what you want to watch.

First male dancer that I've ever encountered in a Wuxia. Standing ovation moment in my book.

I wish this site had an applause emoji for this comment.

I know. I have no clue if she reminds me of someone in my past or if it's the parts she chooses, but every drama she has ever been in gave me the exact same emotion before I hit the "off" button.

I usually detest the villain in the story unless the actor/actress is extraordinary. Luo Yun X nails this role as a apathetic villain with such finesse that I find every moment he's on-screen riveting. I can't get enough of him in this part.

I have a weird visceral reaction every single time I see this actress on the screen. Even when she's in a nice and caring role, I still want to kick her off the cliff.

Give me a break.

Welll said!

Truth!!! I try not to read any news about celebrities because they are actors doing a job and entitled to a private life. Unfortunately (or fortunately), celeb gossip will influence me when I watch their body of work.

He was a standout in "XX . Can't wait to see what upcoming projects bring.

I've noticed that South Korea is the same way. Hollywood would have been decimated under this scrutiny.

I loved this series and thank you for writing about it!

Episode 4 where she found the "novels" for the king? I laughed out loud through the whole episode.

I loved this drama and was really happy that others did too. Loved your article!

I love this!

I loved her in that drama!

What was it with the firebird? This represented another moment that looked as if the Hong Sisters drank a lot of wine and wrote a script in which they had no interest. I was let down by the female lead's character transformation from warrior to puppy dog sick in love every time the male lead appeared on screen.