Aya

It's always funny to me how LSS gives advice to PR about love while being oblivious herself.

The chemistry between the characters in this drama is amazing and not only the FL and ML, but all types of relationships. This episode is the start of the friendship between LSS and PR and I'm loving the sibling dynamic.

Another memorable episode.

I'd say she did not. I wouldn't wish that kind of fate on my worst enemy.

Everyone seems to expect TTJ to just accept humiliation and bullying with a smile on his face. The moment he fights back, he's branded a monster. LSS is guilty of this as well, but she's the only one with a justifiable reason, because the moment he shows his claws, she flashes back to all the trauma she has suffered at his hands 500 years in the future.

A lot of memorable scenes in this episode.

YQY acts all strict and tough, but turns into a puddle when he sees PR.

TTJ admitting to himself that the only time his heart moves and he feels something is for LSS and realizing it among all the chaos he has caused is actually very profound. The ground is littered with people he has hurt without blinking an eye, but seeing her scared stops him in his tracks. He spent his whole life convinced that no one would ever care for him, but there's still a sliver of hope in him, so he's latching on to her apparent affection, even if there's a part of him that is convinced that it's not real.

YBC is so fake, I don't think I can take rewatching her scenes. I'll be shamelessly skipping her parts.

He basically called her a parasite 🤣

Even this early on and all high on newfound power, TTJ still can't bring himself to actually hurt LSS.

Poor TTJ being hated and mistreated from the moment he was born, especially by the person who should have loved him the most. Not understanding emotions might have been a blessing in disguise at that point, because if he did he might have turned evil and bitter much earlier in his life.

It's interesting how quickly LSS went from wanting to kill him right away to wanting to understand him better and figuring out what turned him evil in the first place.

"Basically, he talks to all animals except humans."

It's not that he doesn't talk to humans, but no one makes the effort to talk to him. No one tries to get to know him or have a decent conversation. Everyone just projects whatever they want on him and treats him based on that prejudice.

Oh no, YBC has appeared, acting all fake weak and nice.

It really shows what kind of values and morals LSS was brought up with, because she is so conflicted right from the beginning even though she just went through an incredibly traumatic event. Her mental fortitude is also very commendable.

Poor LSS didn't even get proper instructions on what an Evil Bone even is and how to extract it.

ADG was clearly having fun writing the script of TTJ's life.

This was a very lovely drama. It's a bit silly and doesn't take itself too seriously, but at the same time manages to have a very emotional core. It ended up being a nice blend of dark and funny. I really enjoyed it.

No matter how many times I have watched the first episode, and by now I have lost count, it's still impressive.