Sophia

Can someone explain the facts and how it's distorting history? I don't know the history

Was not expecting this awesome chemistry that totally kept me hooked. I love them <3 Had to give it all the way to episode 7 to really get started though. This is right up there with Healer and Her Private Life as the best chemistry for me. Any other recommendations for chemistry like this?

There are petitions to pull it going around again so you might want to hold off, up to you

Completely agree with you about Dali and Cocky Prince, she was an exception and extremely gorgeous. I loved her wardrobe.

Hwang In Yeop has leading role coming up in Why Her. Ya'll arguing over nothing

They cannot just throw this drama in the trash :'( Please release it

Thanks I had to download it and now it works great.

Where did you watch with Eng subs, all the streams are stopping for me

Yeah never seen it this slow before. I can't even watch it

Wait so there's nowhere to legally watch in America?

Yes from Why Oh Soo Jae. It's not unusual to change it, it was probably a working title.

I must be the only one who actually likes love triangles lol. I get that they're overdone but I won't complain they keep my interest.

I watched this as it was airing and it honestly is way underrated. Yeah it’s not perfect or even great but it was definitely watchable, even my hubby watched it with me and he’s not into dramas, he thought it was just ok in the end but it kept his attention. Definitely worth watching especially if you're into this genre.

She looked soo beautiful and feminine in the few flashbacks they showed her with long hair, they often feel the need to make our FLs wear kinda frumpy clothes with short hair

That's the point of the show, very creative way to show emotions and relationships.

I mean it's not an insult, people do associate Disney with a children's platform and that might affect things.

Yea that was a very odd and bad distribution choice they are cutting out a huge chunk of their market by using disney+ exclusively

Is this seriously only on Disney+? Can't believe such an anticipated drama is limiting themselves to being exclusive to Disney+ which is aimed toward kids, I get it might be for the young Blink kid fans but there's a huge older audience who has no desire for Disney+. Disney+ got a great deal here, they will gain a lot of subscribers just to watch this drama but Snowdrop will suffer being so limited.

Very true, you should watch The Red Sleeve if you haven't started already, the writer is giving us exactly what we want.

Most people were totally hooked by episode 2. If you think it's boring then it's probably not for you.