They are not having a happy ending according to spoilers. The emperor, the SML, the baby are all going to die. It would be a happy ending for the main leads. This is only according to some spoilers in the social media sites, we have to confirm after watching it.
Nope that's not cheating because Jing Shi himself told her he is not interested, even tried to divorce her. So they ended things ig. Its just the things between the three of them is toxic, weird, complex, earlier entertaining, in recent few episodes annoying and by upcoming visuals, I think its going to be entertaining again.
The princess storyline is getting exciting isn’t it? As FSG doesn’t have any army now he will need someone’s…
Not for me though. The princess really has been very annoying recently. But yeah hoping her craziness bring some help for her brother otherwise it will be a total loss.
probably because that time period in the Storm Alliance would have been really tedious if that was all we were…
I agree to that. But still sometimes, I really think its a little more emphasis on that. The princess and her complexities has become too much for me in the last few episodes.
Because the directors and writers didn't have enough of a story to tell about the two leads and Susha kingdom…
True but sometimes, the second leads are normal positive characters, or sometimes really evil. So I like to watch that. But this princess is complex and annoying.This is the only thing I am disliking in the show.
Why are the previews more focused on the princess instead of the leads? The princess and her story is getting too much screen time in the show. Its always annoying when she comes on screen.
Same. Exactly! I will still continue because I like the leads. But the writers on their part should not have introduced…
Yes for sure she tried her best. I know that. But still that's a fraud. She is a married woman. She submitted her husband's id. Due to problems, she brought another person whom she almost blackmailed to pretend to be her husband for the house. She took a call from the lead's brother, who told her to increase the price, and she did it. It just took one call, she did not know even who the person was. She is a businesswoman but most of the times, she doesn't read contract well. I love Somin, and she is doing a great job. I will finish the series no matter what because I like romcoms. But I wished makers wrote her character in a better way. Just my perspective.
Same. Exactly! I will still continue because I like the leads. But the writers on their part should not have introduced…
She did not file the divorce because she wants the house. Doesn't she realise that by that logic the house will also be of her ex husband, even the id she submitted was of her ex husband.
I'm struggling to root for the FL: if she weren't a K-drama caricature but a real person instead, nobody would…
Same. Exactly! I will still continue because I like the leads. But the writers on their part should not have introduced it like this. There could be other ways too. I have seen many romcoms, many contract marriage tropes. But I don't remember fraud being part of any. And according to me, fraud isn't something that is supposed to be funny. Also because she is in the lead role, and hence would get away with the fraud at the end. But lets see what they have in store in the next episodes.
As much as I love enemies to lovers trope, or bickering couples, I am glad they are not that. Its nice to see two people without any childhood connection just meeting up with each other, working, trying to help and getting comfortable with each other. I really like their interactions. The pace soon caught up in episode 2. Also the scenes where he remembered his father and cried for him, was so emotional. That's a pretty nice start with the first two episodes. Looking forward to next week. I miss Junho's golden hair though. I mean he could be a good employee trying to work with that hair as well. There was no need to change it to show his transition.
People generally rate after seeing one episode. Then they reduce or increase it later as the episodes continue…
A drama is pulled by its lead actors for at least 2 episodes. If its bad people tend to drop it. People with large fan bases do have that privilege, but that is because the lead actor was able to gather that fan base with his/her talent at the first place. People do watch shows due to their favourite actors, very normal, and they are also biased, that's normal human tendency. But 8.3 is a normal rating. If it was more than 9 then I would have understood. Also when the first episode is done and it was liked by a lot of people. If the drama improves better, the rating might increase a little or continue the same. If it does not or gets bad, then there are chances that the rating shall reduce. But generally no one waits till the last episode to rate the drama. But I don't understand what the problem is- did you dislike the drama's first episode and hence ask why its 8.3? Just a genuine question, no offence.
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But lets see what they have in store in the next episodes.
The pace soon caught up in episode 2. Also the scenes where he remembered his father and cried for him, was so emotional. That's a pretty nice start with the first two episodes. Looking forward to next week.
I miss Junho's golden hair though. I mean he could be a good employee trying to work with that hair as well. There was no need to change it to show his transition.
But 8.3 is a normal rating. If it was more than 9 then I would have understood. Also when the first episode is done and it was liked by a lot of people.
If the drama improves better, the rating might increase a little or continue the same. If it does not or gets bad, then there are chances that the rating shall reduce. But generally no one waits till the last episode to rate the drama.
But I don't understand what the problem is- did you dislike the drama's first episode and hence ask why its 8.3? Just a genuine question, no offence.