Erin

I have a question because I’ve only watched the first two episodes at the beginning of the second episode, when the female lead developed more of a backbone but then she kind of backs little bit, which I can understand because of trauma learning to be more assertive takes time. I was just wondering if she started to develop more of an attitude yet?

Although I enjoyed the movie, and I understand that there are some things that they have to cut out I didn’t like the fact that it didn’t really show her dreaming of the grotesquerie’s were the fact that she had a dream about what colour would match him best for his hair tie. I also didn’t like the fact that he ordered her to stay at the Usaba family home, because in the anime, he actually was fighting to get her back and would’ve won if her Cousin Arata hadn’t played a dirty trick she would’ve run to him her grandpa actually held her back.

I know horses are expensive and I agree, but I also think that in Asian countries, they just don’t necessarily have the same viewpoint and it shows

At first, I was annoyed you know that she didn’t stand up for self, more after the initial scene for the bridal gown. Then I was thinking about it, and I was like for her to have such an extreme change would make it more unrealistic and unbelievable. When you have trauma, it takes time to try and change your behavior, and since she’s always been used to being subservient all her life, of course to have her suddenly not would be weird I think

As someone who is very passionate about animal welfare, I think it’s the one thing that I feel extremely guilty about is that usually the horses just don’t look well cared for in these dramas. I know that sometimes there’s a disclaimer, stating that no animals were harmed or something sometimes when I see the horses on screen, I just feel really sorry for them. I know that the standards, for humane treatment of animals in Asian countries is so vastly different from Western countries.

I know it’s a show, but I getting pregnant and possibly producing a son that’s how women in those times gained power and status lol.

I was gonna say having nine concubines isn’t nearly as bad as the female lead in the story of Zhouhua the female leads, father literally had like 19 concubines the 19th one he was marrying at the start of the drama at least I think it was the 19th one . When the female lead left to pursue her dreams and ambitions of becoming an official and then came back he didn’t even recognize her as his daughter, but his official wife did, and all she was doing was smirking at his stupidity 😂

So true lol

So I started watching this drama and although I'm only five episodes in I just don't have a good opinion of the male lead. He's supposed to be really smart so I don't know if it's an act or not but it's like does he really believe that she killed his son? I understand wanting to place thenblame on someone in his grief and anger. If it were me I could never love someone who you know not only wants to use the one I love to keep me in line but then also tortures him as a way to give me incentive to hurry and investigation where I'm the suspect. I understand that she is knew and is probably easier to suspect rather then the women I have known for longer I'm like it's supposed to be a romance but how could she ever develop feelings for someone like that? But also even though the one she loves is a doctor and his family owns a pharmacy it's not the brightest bulb in the Box either who decides to break into the palace to rescue her without even a backup plan LOL

Oh lol

Confuse me was she already met the homewrecker once when they came into the bakery together she knew her name because she Googled her with just how she found out about she Yan being the uncle. So I was a bit surprised when she didn't even recognize the same girl or her name being her intern LOL

I would definitely take those pills and ask him if he can find someone to have them tested or something. I thought it was funny that The Bodyguard or whatever secretary I don't even know didn't check her ask her to open her mouth and check under her tongue to make sure that she'd actually swallowed them LOL.

definitely lol

Then I'm just curious about cuz I've been reading comments about how The Bodyguard in the webtoon was helping the female lead? Series we're not sure whose side he's on he's always bringing her medication. Now obviously we know she's not taking it but I kind of wondered if he's supposed to be like secretly helping her cuz this actually be something that I don't know will help her if she gets poisoned or something like that since she was already poisoned once?

Some comments saying that it was completed in Korea

Husband didn't love her they probably actually never consummated their relationship

Oh no I took that to mean that was just like a stamp as to what date she came from, basically has a year to take her avenge and change what she needs to be changed before the accident happens

Lol I was like oh no, they’ve missed placed one of the paddles 🤣

I’m confused though because how could he caused the accident when she was the one who turned left on a red light? And it looks like initially their injuries or at least hers weren’t that bad until they were hit with a dump truck.

I think she actually died because she had critical injuries like they couldn’t even finish the surgery because of how much she was bleeding out. And they unplugged her machines for quite a while so I think by the time they plug them back in with the alarms going off, she probably coded out, and it was too late to save her, this is just my guess though