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There were so many famous actors in the first few minutes I came here to figure out who the ml lead was. I’m not sure I’ve seen so many potential leads in one drama.

I’m only on the second episode, but I was wondering what your thoughts are on not being friends with someone you had a crush on after they choose someone else. I can see it being very valid. Some people you just don’t want to be only friends with, your feelings are to tinged with romance. But I’m far from an expert on relationships and am curious what others may think.

Edit: That may not be what’s happening in this show, I’m only on the second episode, it just got me thinking.

Was the separation handled well in this story or was it a frustrating story line?

May I ask…..

I love it when the love faces obstacles. If a drama makes me cry while watching them break up, they’ve won me as a fan.

Was the relationship satisfying in this one? I love historical dramas, but every once in a while I find myself wondering why the couples even get together.

Woah! I see it.

Just your opinion…should I wait and binge it?

I just realized the traditional male lead is presented as a villain whereas the hero is what used to have been a second male lead. This pleases me.

Thank you. I read that just as I was starting that episode and it was a relief to see how right you were by its end.

I’m in the middle of episode 13 and I feel like screaming NOOOO!!!!! Anyone know how long this torture will last?

I read someone calling him a green red flag and I have no idea what that means. I think they said he was the greenest red flag. He seems like a complete green flag to me. Am I missing something .

I love that so much of this is from his point of view, or at least expressing it

Thank you!

Those are such good choices. I forgot about always home. Love me love my voice is my go to migraine drama. The one I can watch even when I am not up to anything else.

My only fear has been will there be a time jump before they get to be together? Could you spoil it for me a bit. I’ve been afraid to finish it.

Why did that general kidnap her in episode 10? I mean I know why he chose her, but why was he freeing the war criminal?

When he said he hates a ruthless traitor my eyes wanted to roll down a hill. Freeing a traitor and kidnapping an innocent makes him not much better than a traitor.

It’s been years since I’ve watched this drama through. I remember he comes back, and maybe I’m misremembering and he’s not so bad. But at this point…yick

I can’t remember something.

What kind of lie did he tell? I’m super curious.

Does the main couple get their happy ending?