To be honest, I didn't enjoy drama as much as I anticipated. I originally thought FL would be another undercover as well and they see each other accidently, but she butting her way in to protect ML and only managing to stress him more and doing nothing usefull was a huge let down.
However the last 3 eps. and the ending was so satisfying that raised my rating by 2 points. Unlike some others I believe story ended in a good place. Someone had to die and KC was a good choice although I didn't like JM letting him go.
Also about the divorce, their marriage was broken, Something had changed between them that couldn't be mended. I don't believe EJ loved kC, more like pitied him and felt sorry to see what's became of him. But it doesn't change the fact that she saw what JM did. Plus that he felt her heart wavered. This separation was inevitable. Ironic that JM took this mission out of love and wanted to have a better life with EJ but lost her at the end.
I like to know what would become of everybody at the end of dramas but so-called loose ends don't bother me here.
Jinmu getting frustrated with EJ in Ep.11 was weirdly satisfying. When he asked her what she's been doing at all beside distracting him it was as if he was speaking my mind😆Honestly what did she do??
man I watched the teasers and already i can tell the cheaters are gonna get more screentime making out and shit…
You're quite right. I haven't watched many makjangs but I've already seen several with cheaters snogging and being in bed several times while the leads have one fish kiss and that's it.
Now that the cat's out of the box I hope they wouldn't reveal MDH's loyalties so soon as well. They need an inside man now more than before to tell them what the 7 will be doing.
Judge Song. I don’t like it when main characters to get killed off by stray bullets. I don’t mind that he…
I geussed that would be him. I feel the same about random shots killing MCs ( remember how FL died in Luoyang?)
On the other hand, in this case I think his death at that point was necessary, because there should be a person close to Sengeng dying in a trap he laid because of his blind quest to avenge his good-for-nothing master so he could see the consequences of his lapse in judgement, and how naive he had been to think the murderer would come and kill M. Wei nicely then leaves without harming a hair on the others' heads. He didn't have that much of a deep connection to his brothers or Captain Xia so Song was kind of necessary. (Maybe they should've killed off Shicong?🤔😭)
It's too early for it but considering ML's after his uncle's title and FL is going to be after her and her father's revenge from her mom and co., do you think there's chance of it being a "contract marriage then fall in love" trope? Her daughter is listed as being her husbands' so there's going to a time skip at some point.
Se Ran ignited repeating a word game by saying "My archenemy who killed my father" four times? in ep.2 . Wonder how many more time she's going to repeat it until the truth would come out.
It seems there's going to be one of my disliked female villains here. The loser kinds who blame everything, on a person who may or may not be responsible for some of their misfortune but not all.
However the last 3 eps. and the ending was so satisfying that raised my rating by 2 points. Unlike some others I believe story ended in a good place. Someone had to die and KC was a good choice although I didn't like JM letting him go.
Also about the divorce, their marriage was broken, Something had changed between them that couldn't be mended. I don't believe EJ loved kC, more like pitied him and felt sorry to see what's became of him. But it doesn't change the fact that she saw what JM did. Plus that he felt her heart wavered. This separation was inevitable. Ironic that JM took this mission out of love and wanted to have a better life with EJ but lost her at the end.
I like to know what would become of everybody at the end of dramas but so-called loose ends don't bother me here.
P.S: And no, to me he's not hot at all. 🤷🏻♀️
On the other hand, in this case I think his death at that point was necessary, because there should be a person close to Sengeng dying in a trap he laid because of his blind quest to avenge his good-for-nothing master so he could see the consequences of his lapse in judgement, and how naive he had been to think the murderer would come and kill M. Wei nicely then leaves without harming a hair on the others' heads. He didn't have that much of a deep connection to his brothers or Captain Xia so Song was kind of necessary. (Maybe they should've killed off Shicong?🤔😭)
It seems there's going to be one of my disliked female villains here. The loser kinds who blame everything, on a person who may or may not be responsible for some of their misfortune but not all.