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I was not prepared for the erotic and graphic/violent scenes in this drama. Looking past it, it took me 3 episodes to draw me in to the plot and it did get interesting as I went into episode 4. Queen Woo , honestly I love how much of a warrior she is but I am disappointed in the story telling. There is no room for female empowerment when women are just being disrespected left and right. I don't care if anyone come for me on my take on this drama but seriously if you can not handle nudity, sexual violence, graphic/violent scenes please pass.

Ugh episode 14 was a mess. I really didn't think Park Dora would hit rock bottom this hard. But something needed to happen. CEO Gong is a maniac. I don't think he's fueled only from his anger of being just a mistress kid. There has to be something else that has caused him to go nutso.

Wow! If this is revealed to be true, that would explain why she's allowing these crazy things to take place.

Ooo what a twist that would be. I’m just so curious to what Physcian Choi was told when he went to see the Shamen. I can see that he maybe he’s motivated by ambition but was he really trying to protect his daughter? This all seems out of the way since he is manipulating the QD’s emotions.

Ooo that’s a good point. I just assumed it was lee Gon. Maybe she’s triggered pain from her past. I don’t know if I should dislike her or have sympathy for her. I feel like her reasons for choosing to go through this may be for protection.

That’s what I thought as well. I think I need more back story on her because it’s confusing the way that she is allowing a man to literally kill her own grandson?

I have questions alluding to the Queen Dowager and her relationship to Lee Gon. Is she his mother ? The flashbacks from the last couple of episodes doesn’t help me understand what type of relationship they could have except possibly his mother?

I’m pretty surprised with the comments. I’m actually enjoying this drama. Ep 6 was a good cliffhanger.

I never finished the season lol

Missing him so much <3

I whole heartedly agree! What I feel has been lacking since the time travel are the meaningful connections the ML has with his mother and mentor. Like we spend most of the episodes on the love battle and honestly it turns me off.

I never watched K2 but I always thought of him a decent actor. Its all about preference. I thought he did a good job in Empress Ki and The Sound of Magic. He's played interesting roles, but he does well in action/noir. I personally think his work in The Worst of Evil is his best project to date.

100%. A must see!

This drama was amazing! At the end, if you think about it, both JK and JM were betrayed. The ending is pretty somber but it is a realistic ending that I could live with. I really do feel that Jungmo lost a part of himself while undercover and he created an unspoken brotherly bond with Ki chul. This is what I loved most about the ending of the drama. Even if Jungmo was deceiving Ki Chul and had his own resentment towards him, he still had respect for Ki Chul and chose to let him get away. It's like he felt guilty about the whole sting operation. The same for Haeryun. He was using her to not only help move along the investigation but he also seemed to have subtle conflicting feelings for her. ugh, I need a higher ranking than 10.

I think Officer Gu has love for her but it's not true love. He cared for her when she was trying to get back on her feet and he cherished her to a certain extent. However, he was insecure because of that one runaway case of the FL. Of course, when you suspect your spouse is cheating on you, you are not going to go back to feeling on top of the moon once the issue has been solved. He probably had doubts, which relates a lot to his reaction when
he found out she was missing again.

He's thinking, "She's left me again for this guy" and does not reason with logic (ignores listening to her family and friends) because he doesn't trust her. He only knows what he's endured and that's a very human thing. To me it felt that he had a glimmer of hope of wanting to trust her and be a loving husband and believes that it is not true and goes out to find her. But from the rumors saying the FL will be dirtied by the barbarians, it was another stream of gossip to feed on his insecurity.

I think Offer Gu loves Gil Chae, but he's been hurt by her. It is naturally easier for him to give up on her than it would be for the ML who literally embedded his heart and trust in Gil Chae.

Is it just me or does it feel like Joon Mo has become way too accustomed to the gang lifestyle? After the scene in episode 8 with the brawl of the gangs, he's not even consulting with the ones who put him in there. It really feels like Joon Mo has lost himself.

I love how every episode feels like a movie! Good acting, good story line, good suspense, and the main actors are both just smoking hot!

I don't think I've said she didn't have growth at all. She had tremendous growth. She's having a difficult time being honest with her feelings about the ML. That's just my bone to pick for her character.

I understand that her family is a priority here, and she wants trust but what I dislike about the FL is that for the majority of the 10 episodes she could not be honest with her own feelings. This is why I said she doesn't know herself.

To me, they are both playing a game. But it's not like he did not make a consistent effort to let her know that if she wanted him to stay then he would. Just as she would not give up her life to be with the person she cares about, he did not as well.