After episode 3, I had a feeling this drama was going to make me cry a lot. So instead being heartbroken and in agony because I have to watch for the next episode. I have decided to become an emotional wreck after watching all the episodes at once. Though I'm still holding on, I am quite tempted to binge all the episodes and just suffer for the remaining two episodes. I wonder, would waiting for this drama to be finished be better or is experiencing this drama while it's airing worth it for the experience? I am curious what it's like for the current watchers.
The ship has sailed, I repeat the ship has sailed!
When Sookyung yelled out his name, that was such a powerful scene. What came after that was even better than I could've hoped. I hope now both can find more comfort in each other and fight the bad guys together.
I get where Daeyeop might be coming from but I really dislike his actions right now. I hope that he will have a redemption arc although I hope it's not just him dying. Acting wise, Shin Hyun Moo is doing an incredible job. The emotional scenes between him and the Princess almost swayed me.
Also my poor Cha dol. Child actors are usually a hit or miss for me since sometimes I can not get behind the supposed cute demeanor they have to portray, but the actor who plays Cha dol has been pulling on my heart strings since episode 1.
It feels much more modern than the other Japanese dramas and movies I've watched. The directing is nice and the plot seems interesting. Acting also very well done. I like it!
I knew damage would be done to my heart, so I stopped when I could. I hope to binge it all at once so apart from the heartbreak the agony of waiting for the next episode will be less.
The tensions are getting higher and higher. The politics are my least favourite part of a saeguk (I know there is no way to avoid them). All poor Ba Wu wants is to get away from it but I guess it's time for him to get back into the game. I hope he'll find his justice.
The script, directing and acting by all of the cast is just phenomenal. The scenes flow seamlessly into the other, keeping you on edge for the next piece of information. I have to give credits to staff members behind the scene. It is just so beautifully done. You can tell lots of effort has been put into every scene. I could go and on about the brilliance of this drama.
I have seen this actor in so many roles and he nailed all of them. I hope to see him on the small screen again. He truly lights up any scene he's in. I am very glad to see has a main role in a upcoming movie. I wonder what side of him we'll get to see next.
Re-watched for the third time. The comedy, plot but mostly the chemistry between the leads is what keeps me coming back. Whenever I'm in need for some heartwarming romance, I know this drama will do the trick. And I mean really great chemistry. The casting and acting itself was quite well done with this drama.
They do part ways in the drama but I am not sure if I would call it a traditional break-up. If you're worried about a happy ending, this drama has it! If you're wondering if it may be too sad, I do suggest watching it because they handle it quite well.
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When Sookyung yelled out his name, that was such a powerful scene. What came after that was even better than I could've hoped. I hope now both can find more comfort in each other and fight the bad guys together.
I get where Daeyeop might be coming from but I really dislike his actions right now. I hope that he will have a redemption arc although I hope it's not just him dying. Acting wise, Shin Hyun Moo is doing an incredible job. The emotional scenes between him and the Princess almost swayed me.
Also my poor Cha dol. Child actors are usually a hit or miss for me since sometimes I can not get behind the supposed cute demeanor they have to portray, but the actor who plays Cha dol has been pulling on my heart strings since episode 1.