I can’t help but think that there’s some past going on with I Rang and Yi An. I Rang really hints at unresolved…
I think even if it was not a mutual relationship, Queen might have liked him rather than his timid brother, but because of the title/heir she married the elder one. But yes there is tension, I wanted to believe its because of the power dynamics only, maybe its that, but sometimes they show it too intensely making me curious about their past.
Hahaha true that. She even cancelled her itinerary of the day just to question and harass FL. Btw love your dp.
I remember you too from the POJ comment section. Haha yes I was so into their story, like despite criticisms to their characters, they were very interesting to me, the novel cleared things way better and because the drama did not have enough time to do that, I was keen in making people understand that part. You are most welcome.
FL mentioned divorce being part of the contract at least twice. Perhaps they might marry for their pragmatic reasons,…
In 9 episodes that are left, getting married, getting divorced and remarrying doesn't seem possible. My guess is they will get married, and wouldn't get divorced.
r u new to dramas? id say its always been like this
This is nothing, Genie Make a Wish, felt like it was a long advertisement for promoting Dubai Tourism. Every episode they would go to Dubai's tourist places as if the leads had Doremon's "Anywhere Door". Kopiko and subway advertisements come up in kdramas out of the blue as always. Atl least here they made it funny that the food was named after their scandal.
Although I diligently watched all the episodes till now, there's something that I must have missed. Why getting…
Because they are not in love. FL doesn't want to marry someone as such. She just wants strong backing so that she can become the head of Castle Group. ML wants to marry for love. Hence its a fake marriage which they think or at least she thinks will end up in divorce.
During her conversation with her dad, when the flashback was shown from her dad's point of view, I felt a little…
Her father wouldn't have left her without a penny. The fight between them is about being the heir, the one who will head the Castle Group after her dad, the position of CEO. I meant about this. Her father purchased her a building, lets her head Castle Beauty, so it wouldn't be like after her brother heads the group, she would be on road. It has been clear since the first episode she always says she wants to head the castle group because she is more suitable for it than her dumb brother.
During her conversation with her dad, when the flashback was shown from her dad's point of view, I felt a little upset on FL, yes she has the right to demand her livelihood from him, bike, building whatever. Her father gave it to her. But changing will? Nope, her father has the right to decide who his heir will be, his dumb legal son, or his intelligent illegal daughter. His property, his right. FL got a lot from her dad too, she can make her own business, separate things from them, live happily.
But few minutes later, when the flashback was shown from her point of view, I felt bad for her. The way she was looking at her father, maybe what she wanted was appreciation, a little love which she did not receive, hence she decided to get everything on her own. I remembered that's what she is, she isn't that typical FL who leaves stuff for others, or is a saint; she wants things, she gets them, she is greedy, she considers it her right, she would get it. That's her character. But that's also her coping mechanism.
Its a good sign, that few minutes apart, a show could showcase 2 different perspectives from the same flashback, altering what I think. This is good.
Kopiko and subway advertisements come up in kdramas out of the blue as always. Atl least here they made it funny that the food was named after their scandal.
But few minutes later, when the flashback was shown from her point of view, I felt bad for her. The way she was looking at her father, maybe what she wanted was appreciation, a little love which she did not receive, hence she decided to get everything on her own. I remembered that's what she is, she isn't that typical FL who leaves stuff for others, or is a saint; she wants things, she gets them, she is greedy, she considers it her right, she would get it. That's her character. But that's also her coping mechanism.
Its a good sign, that few minutes apart, a show could showcase 2 different perspectives from the same flashback, altering what I think. This is good.