Knight-light

I'm on the eleventh episode and am wondering when the story picks up. Can anyone tell me?

With how much that has been changed for the female leads parents, I hope that this doesn't end with it all being just a dream.

With each episode passing, Lee Doo Haks' dad manages to push the limits of his own family. I don't know how he can even have the gall to ask for some of the things he does.

If this was shorted to be 12 episodes and the mystery/thriller was taken out, this would have been a solid rom-com.

Why could Yang Hua answer the question of being with his ex philosophically, but Qin Shi wasn't allowed? Yang Hua let her go so easily; he could have stated that he wanted more in the relationship and given her time to think it over.

I want to join, but I'm afraid that I would get a drama spoiled. 😭

For the most part, yes. I watched their scenes at a faster speed, but unless either of them were in contact with the main couple, I would say it was not important.

I don't really like the king. Out of all of the characters, the king is the most confusing. He acts all righteous, but there is no way he does not know how he was able to obtain the king's position. So knowing that his mother is a schemer, he should already be wary of her and protect the queen's princes.

It's a good movie, but the ending felt so random. I wouldn't mind it having a sad ending with proper reasoning. But having no explanation as to how the male lead died is what makes the ending so random. Overall, Kim Yoo Jung was gorgeous in this.

Why did Sang A have her husband killed? Sure, he had some dirty laundry aired out to the public, but he was still winning in the polls. Even when Sang A had all her secrets revealed to the public, she was still living as if everything was normal.

I thought the director stated that Jong Ho and In Kyung would actually become a couple in this adaptation. So it just seemed to me that it was a given that he would not be a bad guy.

The advertising was on full display in episode eight: Singapore, the hotel, translator, orchids, jewelry, that coffee candy that keeps you up, and Oh In Joo. I loved the last scene; it highlights how great of an actress Kim Go Eun is.

Yea, I like the FL, but the fact that she is so unforgiving is the one thing I wish she grew from. I also didn't like how everyone blamed ZiSheng for their breakup. Everyone just told him how he should have treated her better. Even her parents, who actually abandoned her, told him there would be consequences for abandoning Naio Naio, but his doing so saved their lives.

Not really, he offers his hand knowing she will not love him back and he gets rejected. But I didn't find it annoying because they are all respectful of each other.

He lets her go because he does not want to incriminate her and her family. Yes, she understands why he does it, but she takes it as him abandoning her.

The last episode did not indicate how Naku's body will come back. Why release articles about the female lead change for the second season, and say that it is a spoiler for the last episode if nothing was revealed? The last episode just showed that Jin Mu can say and do anything while everybody just goes along with it.

That and the fact that the queen (shaman) had these bells all along but never used them throughout the whole season.

I'll watch ep 20 and decide if the last ten episodes will be engaging enough for me to continue the story. What about you?

After watching episode 19, I feel like that could have been a good enough ending. Thus, I think this didn't have to be more than 16 episodes and by the preview, for the 20th episode, it just seems as if this is being dragged out. I feel as if there are too many genres at times; I watch this for the action and there is barely any featured in most of the episodes. I hope the 20th episode concludes well enough to be a finale and the next season can be like an add-on that is not entirely needed.

Jin Mu could have burned the body of someone who looked like Naksu and has the real one somewhere on ice. Like how they showed that other mage recuperate in the last couple of episodes. I don't really like the whole idea of having Naksu's body coming back.