Can someone explain episode 17 to me, please. Did he also time-travel at the beginning with the girl when his…
For me, the fact that at that moment he was either his old version or his new version was essential to understanding. Because if it was his old version, I think the girl still prevented him from killing his parents, since she was able to control him before he became uncontrollable, and he was calm, so it must have been someone else who killed them. Then she removed the fingerprints… In the first version, he didn’t go back to open the door (episode 1) and just looked with a smile (to show that he misinterpreted the emotions).
Can someone explain episode 17 to me, please. Did he also time-travel at the beginning with the girl when his…
Thank you so much! You are absolutely right about the interpretation. Despite my usually enormous imagination, I was totally confused (but it’s still exciting). I hereby award you the diploma for Best Decoder of Confusing Plots 🏆😂
I'm also curious cause based on ep 18 when they were in each other's dreams it seems that the FL was being experimented…
Yes, I even think that it was the brother who killed the ML’s parents, and then maybe wanted to take him to do research on him, in order to ‘relieve’ his sister so that their father wouldn’t experiment on her anymore, because the FL, as a child, said that her brother didn’t agree? Maybe her mother is Patient Zero??
Can someone explain episode 17 to me, please. Did he also time-travel at the beginning with the girl when his…
Thanks for the reply, but I still didn’t really understand. Did the ML actually time-travel when he was arrested, or was it only the girl at that moment?
Oh my goddd the lip biting mid kiss has me fanning myself! So hott !!! 🥵😭🙏
Can someone explain episode 17 to me, please. Did he also time-travel at the beginning with the girl when his parents were killed? I didn’t understand the flashbacks
Please explain this to me: FL’s brother said that ML was a product created by him and that ML obeyed him in everything..... Did he transform him after the death of ML’s parents? Or was ML already bound to him even before that?
haha this is my first miniserie -- Honestly, what keeps me here isn’t the erotic stuff, but you’ll laugh—what really grabs me is the plot. It’s refreshing and even deserves a full series. I like the overall idea; it’s much better than the latest releases that are about nothing... and great chemistry yes
Both lead actors are well presented here opposite an experienced actress, and this either opens or confirms their path toward future leading roles. SML — I would really like to see him in a main role; he has all the potential. (Not some crappy thing like Crusology.) ML alredy done
This is not a historical interpretation: there are numerous inaccuracies, particularly due to the complete ‘modernization’ of the work, including the use of linguistic terms that simply did not exist at the time. That said, what I find truly successful here are the characters — all four of them are compelling in their own way.
The prince is genuinely charming: a man far more mature than one might have initially imagined. For most of his life, he was occupied with doing nothing and disturbing no one, and one might assume he would now devote himself to the very same ‘occupation’ for this girl as well. Yet he chooses otherwise — and one can only say yes to that choice.
The heroine is strong, determined, and remarkably altruistic (and it is precisely this that the prince seems to love, even more so than her beauty — especially since the second girl is objectively far more beautiful).
The second young man is also a fascinating character: very charismatic, not a stereotypical villain, but a far subtler figure. I can clearly sense the tragic outline of his destiny; if the story moves toward redemption, he will likely sacrifice his life — I feel it coming.
However, I do not see a romantic storyline between him SML and the second girl. Do you? The second girl remains a candid, naive, and kind child at heart, though also rather docile
One thing about him, he knows how to pick a good script 👏🏾👏🏾
agreee !!!!!! I actually think that talent is also about this. As an artist, reading a script and understanding it, grasping the universe, deciding whether to accept it or not, seeing what it can bring to the project or not—that also requires talent. That’s why actors like him can be trusted, because his projects are surely interesting. Like in Korea, for example, Park Bo Gum represents this in the younger generation....etc
Ahh, dramas… we all know how this will end:Her father will suddenly come back,realize she was married by mistake,then…
"I’m looking for possible niches for the plot..... The only possibility is that she isn’t the real daughter of this woman but was adopted for political or other reasons… or else, on the boy’s side, renunciation of his status
this is a mess. clearly their romantic entanglements with others are getting out of hand where at some point after…
Ahh, dramas… we all know how this will end: Her father will suddenly come back, realize she was married by mistake, then reveal that she’s actually not poor at all but from a noble family — a secret, hidden daughter, of course. Then they’ll cancel the marriage over some serious fault, followed by a dramatic accusation, a condemnation
Maybe her mother is Patient Zero??
and great chemistry yes
SML — I would really like to see him in a main role; he has all the potential. (Not some crappy thing like Crusology.)
ML alredy done
That said, what I find truly successful here are the characters — all four of them are compelling in their own way.
The prince is genuinely charming: a man far more mature than one might have initially imagined. For most of his life, he was occupied with doing nothing and disturbing no one, and one might assume he would now devote himself to the very same ‘occupation’ for this girl as well. Yet he chooses otherwise — and one can only say yes to that choice.
The heroine is strong, determined, and remarkably altruistic (and it is precisely this that the prince seems to love, even more so than her beauty — especially since the second girl is objectively far more beautiful).
The second young man is also a fascinating character: very charismatic, not a stereotypical villain, but a far subtler figure. I can clearly sense the tragic outline of his destiny; if the story moves toward redemption, he will likely sacrifice his life — I feel it coming.
However, I do not see a romantic storyline between him SML and the second girl. Do you? The second girl remains a candid, naive, and kind child at heart, though also rather docile
Her father will suddenly come back,
realize she was married by mistake,
then reveal that she’s actually not poor at all but from a noble family —
a secret, hidden daughter, of course.
Then they’ll cancel the marriage over some serious fault,
followed by a dramatic accusation, a condemnation