Kim MC

Finally! Your words summed up my total disappointment for season (version) 2.0. The female lead's character was reduced to a simpering, lovesick puppy waiting for the ML's attention. I fast-forwarded every episode after the first in order to avoid the drivel-ish plot. Once again, the Hong sisters were at a loss for how to end a story.

The Hong sisters (writers) are notorious for disjointed endings. I've seen one that halfway made sense (Hotel del Luna) but remember throwing things at the screen on "Korean Odyssey".

Yeah, and this ticked me off. The writers lost their minds trying to wrap this series up.

You made me laugh out loud with this one! Love it!

Yeah, I like him too.

I just started watching this on a whim and cannot believe how funny it is and the chemistry is insane!

I think it was the moment where the king throws the meat in the middle of the dog fight to see who will ultimately win. A power move, even in death.

To describe each episode, there is a quote: “Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Great men are almost always bad men.” This show is a viewer's journey of human greed, sacrifice, choices and consequences. Well done cast, crew, and writers because each episode is a lesson in the lengths some will travel to achieve what is entitled while others stretch the same distance in the name of justice. This is 100 percent true storytelling pleasure!

Same here!

I was waiting for this post. I gave episode one a chance but here's the thing: the transition from Naksu to Mu Deok in part one made sense to the story. To have Naksu back in her original body and paired with Jang Uk is jarring. Throughout the whole episode, I missed Mu Deok's presence in every scene.

I think she and the ML are the demonstration of misery gained by not leaving the past. They mirror each other but mourn different separations.

I love those two!

I agree. The Hong sisters are not known as being a fan of the HEA but as long as the ending makes sense to the storyline, I'm in.

I still haven't watched "Fairy and Devil" because of her voice.

That is my favorite part of the story at this moment. I'd forgo any romance for the dynamic of grandson and grandfather.

I'm wondering if he isn't an undercover cop trying to bust the "firm".

Have you tried "New Life Begins"? The writing and acting is really good.

I struggled with the first episode but after that, it's definitely worth watching.

Same. I love just about every roll he plays.

I'm actually worried about how thin she is. There's certain camera angles that show how angular her face is in comparison with her other past works.