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I've been wondering all the time if no one misses Kang Hee so in town. I mean, most of the time she's dressed up as a man, but surely many will know her as the daughter of Kang Hang Soon?

Nevertheless. I think there is. When he became king, in episode 4, I think, he said that there was no more friendship for a king.
This fact is sometimes shown in flashback. Perhaps her father had also told something about the king that took place off-screen, which justifies her revenge. But unfortunately, love got in the way. But I'm only at episode 9. A lot has changed, which I can see from the comments.
Sorry for the late reply.

maybe you don't know the feminine logic yet? to take revenge, you have to put on a poker face, otherwise it will all be in vain if the plan is revealed prematurely ;-)

Hi guys, it's finally Friday! Have fun with the next 4 episodes. May our expectations be met

you might be right, but how is he supposed to know that when she's pretending to be a man?

you might be right, but how is he supposed to know that when she's pretending to be a man?

@nnanosavy: First I have to translate your comment in my languange, but now I don't anderstand what you mean in your last paragraph: "I still don't quite understand..."Can you write in other words? sorry. And why is this public bathroom a toilett (that's what the translator says).?
I think you're exaggerating a bit when you say that the West movies are full of naked people. It's not that bad. But I grew up with it too, so I don't mind either. European movies are different than US-American movies.

This is a k-drama, that I love to watch. The only thing is, that Kang Mong Woo never looks like a man. I think other women would recognize this masquerade, wouldn't they?
I'm curious when the king will realize that she's a woman

hallo bluechaotic, thank you for your reply. It is if I thought in some cases. But I mean, fully dressed in bed .. for me it is a no go. Perhaps in sweat suit you can go to bed. And go outsight the house in pyjama, I thought this person need help or is bewildert ;-)
the public bathhouse, on the other hand, I find very exciting. And you can even spend a night there? Is it cheap?

Hi, I'm from Europe. I have some questions about the culture. I'm not shocked because I know that the culture is different in other countries and continents.
1. Why are there so many j-dramas with teacher, pupils, also High school dramas? What was elder persons in Japan looking for? I mean, this j-dramas are for children/teens, but not for adults. It's not meant in a bad way.
2. At the moment I watch Dr. Slump. In the 1 ep. Nam Ha Neul is walking with pain over the street. Why do the people araound her do not help? They walk past her and look at her in horror. if I see someone who needs help, I'll help.And that's often in K-dramas. Is it the truth?
3. Yes, this was often written in this post. Alcohol. There is a lot of drinking in K-dramas. and the people are very quickly drunk after a couple of Sojus. I was not shocked, but amazed.
4. Why do many people go to bed fully dressed in K-dramas? Or do they go out in their pajamas? Is that really the case?
Ah so, questions over questions. I have a lot more to ask. Thank you for your reply.

I read some of your comments. But since I don't see the whole case, I'm confused by all the alleged evidence. Did I understand correctly that celebrities in South Korea don't have a private life? What happened to him between the interview in October and his death? Why was there no other way out? What did his lawyer do? Isn't there the possibility of an injunction against the media, internet users and police in South Korea?
I don't think we know all the facts about the case. I would look at the accusations and suspicions in such a way that it is his private matter and he has to clarify it with his wife and family. I don't know that a celebrity is so absolutely dropped from all his projects. But I have to say, such a witch hunt probably exists all over the world. But in most countries, there is a second chance.

I read some of your comments. But since I don't see the whole case, I'm confused by all the alleged evidence. Did I understand correctly that celebrities in South Korea don't have a private life? What happened to him between the interview in October and his death? Why was there no other way out? What did his lawyer do? Isn't there the possibility of an injunction against the media, internet users and police in South Korea?
I don't think we know all the facts about the case. I would look at the accusations and suspicions in such a way that it is his private matter and he has to clarify it with his wife and family. I don't know that a celebrity is so absolutely dropped from all his projects. But I have to say, such a witch hunt probably exists all over the world. But in most countries, there is a second chance.

It's so sad. I read about the actor's death in my local newspaper. And I was really shocked. He's become one of my favorite actors. It's only been a few years since I discovered K-dramas. And I don't understand an Asian language, I have to rely on translations. But I love Mr. Lee's voice and speaking, even if I don't understand it. I was looking forward to future films by this actor.
My condolences to the family.

Ah ok. It doesn't matter. Pan Tau ist a Czech children's television series from the 1970s
But the Original Namsoon series is that, I do not know.
Can I watch this somewhere?

I have not dropped yet, because NamSoon rembered me to Pan Tau. Do you know Pan Tau?

Yes you are right. It is a bit childish. Or I am to old for this show.

I've just completed this drama and I found it very funny. But the last episode in the jail was not funny. And what I missed was the romance. Yea, it was a breath of romance and I would see more. But it is not given. Pity.

Maybe you just want to be polite