Cheon Sang Yeon wasn’t as bad of a character as I first thought. In fact, she felt quite realistic because we often meet people like her in real life. The real problem was that Ryu Eun Jung was just too kind-hearted. It would take her years to finally find peace, and then Cheon Sang Yeon would always return to destroy it. It’s a shame that because of Cheon Sang Yeon, she and Kim Sang Hak could never truly be together, even though they deeply loved and cared for each other.
I didn’t really feel bad for Cheon Sang Yeon until the very end. Even though her death was tragic, I believe that even if she had lived a long life, she would only feel remorse near the end of it.
I also didn’t quite like the part about assisted death. It’s still a new and sensitive concept, but I personally feel it should not be promoted.
The beginning was really good, it felt like actually living in history. But towards the end, it seemed like they were just adding as much angst as possible. Overall, it was quite enjoyable, though I would have liked it more if they had maintained a better balance of lightness throughout.
I'm on episode 21 and I'm hating Sheng Yi more then her husband. For friends like her it's said that "wise enemy is better than foolish friend", I would't mind seeing her death in future episodes.
Aren't you the same guy who made the commented under Mantis that you don't like gore and who watch it are psychos?https://kisskh.at/767001-mantis#comment-23245790You…
I didn’t really feel bad for Cheon Sang Yeon until the very end. Even though her death was tragic, I believe that even if she had lived a long life, she would only feel remorse near the end of it.
I also didn’t quite like the part about assisted death. It’s still a new and sensitive concept, but I personally feel it should not be promoted.