Who else was waiting for that last passionate kiss…that never happened? ! At the end of episode 16, my mind…
It wouldn't make sense for him to be a good kisser, he literally learns from reading books. His swimming, swordplay should be hints why you don't want this book worm transformation into Casa Nova.
Both leads lost their spouses very early and had no physical intimacy?
If you remember your first kisses, it probably wasn't TV worthy either.
I have a theory that historical kdramas are always badly rated because kdrama watchers simply actually don’t…
You had online trolls negatively comment on one actor for sex scandals, Rowan for being stiff and an age gap pairing. They literally lost their minds, oblivious to historical facts and want revisionism. ❄
His swimming, swordplay should be hints why you don't want this book worm transformation into Casa Nova.
Both leads lost their spouses very early and had no physical intimacy?
If you remember your first kisses, it probably wasn't TV worthy either.
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Before the fall from grace, power they were perceived as a powerful force.
No one attended the funerals of her husband or brother.
She's now isolated from everyone in power and her remaining family.
Her faking the death of her daughter in-law is another capitulation.
She couldn't execute her because she has no one to protect her any longer.
No faction, no powerful member of court will join her and her scheming.
They literally lost their minds, oblivious to historical facts and want revisionism. ❄
Everyone left: her daughter, daughter in law, grandson.
The faction opponents of the crown prince won't back a woman, her family is damaged.
Being alive, left powerless would be more painful to her.
Healthy skepticism
Well done complaining about a rating system and fangirls.
Her being violated, running the royal kitchen were gems.
Your expectations may have been too high.
Add movies, older ones to the mix so you're not waiting for next week.
Tons of good, unexpected gems from Korea, Japan.
Hierarchy, beauty standards are different and vary from region to region.
Use a search engine for the cultural differences.
I understand why she wasn't sharing her career change and recent relationship status change.
She's more independent, I'm not finding fault with the script and the actors who reflect what would have happened.
The behaviour was realistic in South Korea.
We should wait for another episode to unfold on the dynamics regarding acting career/ boyfriend with her family.
She didn't plan to introduce him to her entire family, life happens.
It's normal to be uncomfortable for him meeting her entire family too, this is also a fictional drama so don't get offended by the pace of the story.
Wrong thread reply, it was the one below about the reaction by brother, parents.
My apologies.
I need to find my box of chocolates.
https://kisskh.at/761313-death-s-game-part-2
Scroll up next time and look for them, lazy arse. 😆
Wait for the next episode if we misread the reactions.
Their daughter has dropped two bombshells on her family in recent weeks.
https://screenrant.com/best-movies-characters-turn-into-animals/#spies-in-disguise-2019
We don't know if he, parents have a strong position in opposition to the relationship.
We've seen awkwardness, disappointment in everyone's eyes that may be giving a wrong impression.
Let's wait for more clues*
It's normal for family members to be wary, she hid it from them, it may be a shock for them because this is the second time something was withheld.
Her career change to becoming an actor, working as a barista and now a boyfriend.
*What else are you hiding from us?
Use the tag strong female leads, many of the most popular Kdramas.
Males are visual creatures, females are more analytical in choosing their partners.
This is a beautifully written, directed, acted drama.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/social-instincts/202012/6-subtle-psychological-differences-between-men-and-women