Min Ja-Yeong

well not unnecessary but a happy ending will not be any more abnormal than the pan of events this drama carried.

I may have to disagree. Pain & misery, joy&love are enough to foster a chemistry so strong that it could burn down cities.
And this very drama used it to utmost satisfaction.

Now this is a drama that gives the reminder yet again of why we ought to look at ALL humans for what they are; inherently good and bad, no exceptions.

sound familiar.....sounds like life, a sobering reminder of the transient maze that life is.

it was for furtherance, like the parents of those kids are spooked with the thoughts and imagination of the supernatural so their search was cornered to be fruitless since they mostly couldn't see past the "kiushin" ghost aspect and actually look for their kids.

Suggesting that those kids were not captured by mere mortal is enough distraction for the actual perpetrators to get away with their sins for more than 12years.

I agree.
but keep him a bit scarce, he's precious

man was the entire antagonist himself that needed to be taken out first, every other would've fallen in place. parenting skill=0

Not really. Hereditary monarchy is a fine concept I should say. What is absurd is the fact that anyone who fights to kill off another gets to be king or queen, nevermind that the hero may be a total imbecile with half a brain cell, making big decisions for all of humanity. I should say only the best brains+Character should get to call the shots_through a sort of demonstration of abilities. (emphasis on character, very important, we can't have an evil genius either)

Does life give you strong logical reasons all the time?

I rather say the cause of his death was glaringly obvious, man was hung and dried on the love of a precious soul and in the midst of his grave tragedy, that love could not cuddle him well enough to breath a few more years.he received so little love but suffered a mountain. wouldn't that agony be enough to kill anyone?not to mention he was practically going blind with his infected eye(it's likely he also suffered serious and persistent headaches as result of his eye) it was heartbreaking to watch.

it had to be this. They couldn't have hoped to hook adults in with this kindergarten tragedy. Yeah, this had to be it.

lmaoo 😂😂I decided to swallow that one plot with my brain half shut. in order to finish the series, I needed to.

what are you really? 🤣🤣🤣🤣💔 I'm wheezing 😂 you're a drama on your own. Thank you for these beautiful expressions you've put down. I bet my six cents that it could beat the drama downflat 😂

yes, there's the thing with the advertising, it was going to blow me of the hook on a bad day but I watched the entire show in an intentionally high spirit, so it was nothing short of captivating.

it was a bad day to binge watch rom-com Atheel, bad day. I consider myself a critic, and an intense one at that to the point where I wouldn't acknowledge watching a drama if it were so bad.
My point is, this drama gave me premium joy, maybe because I decided to freeze all my corny censors(they don't become so obvious if you do this, it's a mind thing, preference I'd say)and watch this movie for the love of Kdrama, and I had such swell time so much so that I'm left with calming satisfaction.

Well Starlight,you most certainly took the words straight out from my heart, thank you!!

naaa, you just seem to have an inborn hate towards the religion, not the cause of the drama's mediocrity.

ja,ja,ja, uh? take it easy of Cha Eun, this is my first drama of him so I wouldn't know much but take it easy, he was cool here.

It's what scripts on cracks do, we the viewers get to taste a little of stupid. I mean, why don't we all sympathize with a murderous asshole just because he's an emperor, hahaggagga!!

I'm disappointed, this didn't give the kind of satisfaction an experimental "Korean empire" would give. A waste of such a breathtaking plot.

For real, she didn't deserve it😞