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Some day, there will be a new drama, called Subway. It has become the fast food chain PPL for K-dramas. There are three locations on my street, within walking distance (in L.A.).

i agree. I like Leo. Wei Wei and Yi Du are alternately very irritating or very charming. The other characters are cluttering up the story. I wonder how long it will take Yi Du to dsicover the true character of his best friend.

I watched the first six episodes tonight, and I was engrossed in the plot. The scripts are well-written, and the production value is excellent.The scenery in episode 6 is spectacular.

Drama Fever posted ep 46. Now the Rouran are targeting Weiyoung for persecution. The poor woman cannot get take a day off. Changru is still plotting and menacing....very tired of seeing her.

It appears that Zhao's father went undercover in Thailand, to infiltrate the Golden... society. Why it took so long for him to resurface, is questionable.

I was curious why there were 21 episodes, not 20 or 22. The final episode is 50/50; crime solved/team members' personal lives. There is a gap (time jump) that would have explained Ji Bai's recovery and diagnosis.

The trailer of Princess Weiyoung is an excellent mini-production, that is packed with some of the most beautiful scenes in the entire drama, to lure the viewers. The trailer contents are moving faster than the series. Although the drama ended in China, it takes Drama Fever a while to sub the episodes. Hopefully, my drama odyssey will be over by Christmas Day.

I am with you. The drama should have been named Evil Stepmother or Choi Yoo Jin.

Hi, anopinion! I loved reading your very eloquent, well-written and well-constructed review. Every sentiment or criticism that you expressed, was the very same conclusion that I came to, over the span of the drama. I think that the writer fabricated a superficial, diluted story to fill the time slot and length of the drama, and no one really took the time to critique the scripts, ahead of the preproduction phase. A fantasy historical drama really means a modern historical drama, which is nonsensical. The casting director and the costume designer did a very good job, but the director, writer and editor were in the "Cloud". Every time that the actor was six inches away from the camera lens and staring at, or speaking to the camera, I felt that he or she was in my living room again.

Your breakdown of K2, was precisely my take on this drama. I had no sympathy for Choi Yoo Jin because she echoed some close encounters with her 'relatives' in the workplace. On the other hand, Song Yoon Ah's acting was outstanding. This became the Choi Yoo Jin show, and K2 and the other main characters became her satellites.

I agree with you. Yo Jin is everyone's worst nightmare of a boss or subordinate, and God forbid, a family member. I anticipate a crack in Mirror during Yoo Jin's rapid meltdown.

A refreshing light short romantic comedy to chill out, from the recent intense dramas. The leads, Suk Jin and So Min, are perfectly cast as the rich arrogant hotel owner and poor no-nonsense teacher.

Ba Ye and Lt Zhang were the best bromance couple. I found a few funny videos of the two characters on bilibili.com.

I also agree with wavy3. There are some extraneous scenes and plotlines, especially with the four irritating villains and some of the tomb scenes. The incentives to watch this drama, are the CHF4(=charming, handsome, fantastic), William, YiXing, HaoMing, MingEn, and the pretty Miss Liying, who did very good acting jobs.

Zhang Ming En was the sleeper actor of Mystic Nine. Lt Zhang was resourceful as Fo Ye's subordinate, and demonstrated impressive skills with weapons and physical strength.