And she would be curious who wants to hurt her. Like he said, if you have never been burnt, you would play with…
You mean different than she is now ? She is already curious about her past, as anyone would be, and cautious about the folks around her (as anyone with commone sense would be). But his pointing out to her what she should have figured out for herself (again, you wake up with no fingernails and no identity but otherwise intact only from violence) would have kept the wolf from the door. Instead she bring s it to the whole village.
This is really cute but also super ridiculous. He doesn’t need to tell her her past but he can say, “We have to be careful. Someone obviously tried to hurt you and we want to avoid that happening again. “ Instead he makes it impossible for her and those around her (doctor) to be cautious. What kind of accident burns your finger tips but nothing else on your hands? It’s clear she was beaten and while he doesn’t need to give her details, he does need to give her some cautions.
What started as a supernatural mystery quickly collapses into one of the sloppiest scripts I've seen this year.…
It's fun and not trying to be more. The hospital sequence was ridiculous (they didn't even get the outfit right) but I don't think we are expected to believe it is at all real. I'm enjoying the humor.
At first, I thought Ji Hwan was tormenting Yeo Ri when he chased away her ex but yesterday’s episode made it…
I have been wondering of Min Hwan had something to do with the brother's death. As the adopted child he might have feared he would be cut out of any real inheritance. Or he might have been jealous that Yeo Ri was close to his brother.
I'm on Episode 6 now, and honestly, I still can't seem to get into this drama. It feels really slow, and it seems…
You are not the only one who feels this way. I am extremely frustrated by the leads endless bickering, the fact she can figure out a cell phone and other technology but is just so weird in her behaviors, and his endless "hopelessly" in love bs. I'm on episode 10 and struggling to finish it.
On episode 9 and enjoying this one so far. The hero is swoony. I appreciate everyone noticing Jun O's personality change right away. Moon River was so insane with the way absolutely nobody noticed the HUGE differences in their personalities.
Character whiplash: Seong family hates each other. No, she’s a princess now so they all love each other. Prime minister both their friends. No, actually power hungry obsessive jerk who doesn’t know how to lose. Queen evil bitch. No, it was mostly her dad. Heroine opportunistic B, then loving partner.
Plot holes: Make a secret pact and write it down for others to find. Make sure to tell a few others, too. Not looking up basic protocols on digoxcin or how fire and explosions work. Also, he had a job but she seemed to just swan around looking pretty and b&tching to her aid that they had to keep everyone on their toes.
It was kind of predictable that the Queen’s dad would be the problem and that the love triangle would include a nasty jerk. I appreciated how that tied in with so many historical dramas.
6/7 for swoon worthy hero (aside from the abolishing the crown), OST, and the adorable couple of her brother/sil, unique premise.
I honestly don’t understand the criticism surrounding his acting performance in this drama either. He portrayed…
I think he's done a fantastic job. His understated elegance and refined manners really suit the role of prince. And I like that he doesn't bring a lot of drama to his actions - he's strong without being ostentatious about it (car accident to save her and the king) and clever (proposal to outwit the queen). You can tell he knows more about Her Majesty's antics than he's let on and is playing his cards carefully so as not to give away the game. I can't believe people are criticizing his acting and not hers. Several times I've almost quit the drama because of her childishness. Am I really to believe she somehow earned the position of a CEO when she's spent 90% of her time on her clothes (her makeup would have at least made sense!) ? I love strong female characters (Secret Royal Inspector and Joy, Bon Apetite, Your Majesty, The Glory, Love Like the Galaxy, Sh**ting Stars), but the cutesy , over the top girl? Not so much.
I don't get him not making an immediate backup of the recording right when he finds it. Or taking it directly to the nearest police station, or straight to the prosecutor Na Hyun was talking to. Literally my only complaint with this drama was the decision-making, designed for dramatic effect rather than working the drama around what should happen.
It's funny, but the thing that stuck out to me in the last episode was that Im Jae I, young, tall, and strong, was carrying a tiny backpack while the elderly steward carried the giant one. All I could think was that the more things change, the more they stay the same.
In fairness, he was right to tell the Dowager Queen this all happened because of her. So not just the former king…
He is, if for nothing else how he treated the innocent but especially for how he treated his so-called love. He threw her into a wolf's den when she clearly didn't want to go, and then acts like it's a shock that they tore her to shreds. I just disagreed with your point that he "drags the whole royal family’s lives through hell, though they have nothing to do with the incident." The Queen Dowager caused the whole darn thing. The current king did nothing to fight for justice. Both are complicit in what happened.
The villain is not pitiful at all. It is his fault that his lover was taken from him. He was powerless against…
In fairness, he was right to tell the Dowager Queen this all happened because of her. So not just the former king was at fault. I also feel little empathy for the present King. He was completely ineffective in protecting his kingdom and simply took the position without making any effort to curtail the villain.
It absolutely makes sense on the villain's part. The king stole his woman because the magistrate didn't have power…
I hated the Zhen Bird incident, too. It was so cruel to kill her for responding exactly as they needed her too, using a mother's love for her child to lure her to her death. And honestly, she was the best parent on that show. We should all have a Zhen Bird Mama.
Plot holes: Make a secret pact and write it down for others to find. Make sure to tell a few others, too. Not looking up basic protocols on digoxcin or how fire and explosions work. Also, he had a job but she seemed to just swan around looking pretty and b&tching to her aid that they had to keep everyone on their toes.
It was kind of predictable that the Queen’s dad would be the problem and that the love triangle would include a nasty jerk. I appreciated how that tied in with so many historical dramas.
6/7 for swoon worthy hero (aside from the abolishing the crown), OST, and the adorable couple of her brother/sil, unique premise.