Loved Park Bo Young in Doom at Your Service (Yah!). She has inner spunkiness. Cool that she has to play sad at the same time as bold here. Double Yah! Nice plot, every viewer already has parallel possible outcomes running wild in the background. Right?
ep.24 Tomorrow is the duel then. Exactly 2/3 through, let the troubles begin. I am glad of the tournament venue -- Lady You Lu is so scary but at least ashes not allowed in the arena!
My heart sinks whenever I see disney or prim e produced shows since i can only afford viki and netflix. They eat up all the good actors and they dont sell the broadcast rights forever,
I was so hoping Wei Yan wouldn’t draw Xiao Qiao’s face. I actually like his character. His character has so…
This actor was one of the princes in Joy of Life -- the one who always kicked off his shoes at home and went barefoot. I was very fond of him even if he was a bit evil...
I'm on episode 3, but is there a plot reason why they made Cheon Seung Hwi and Seong Yun Gyeom doppelgangers?…
now that is a really interesting question. It seemed obvious when I was watching but now i have to think... Obvious because it was fun to watch how good the actor is #1. And because that weirdness is part of a solidly central theme of disguise, social staus roles and 'real' identities. I mean, because Lady Ok has to prove over and over again that she is not goedecki altho she really is, while Seo In as Seung hwi escapes his status as an illegitimate son and the problem of marrying Goedeckis horrible mistress by pretending that he is somebody mysterious just like a real idol singer...that is #2.
but why?
Is it that one of the Doppelgangers is person on a mission who will never change no matter what---a gay political activist (he sets up safe shelters for gay children who are being abused) and the other one is an artist who changes his outer self but stays faithful in his heart...
but when you ask abt the actor -- I dont know, does anybody know if this is a novel?
yes, thanks, but the whole bit seemed rushed and superfluous. Let's put it this way -- LJW's portrayal emphasized his suffering, not his fertility or even carnal pleasure , ewhen making love. The Prince wanted spiritual power...its fiction but not well-structured, from my POV.
watched 1.5 episodes and already thinking of dropping this. Wonder how much of the so called "masterpiece" reviews…
I am a deep fan of LJW but I didnt like the show, in so many ways. I am really worried about the 'masterpiece' reviews -- paid posters? AI? But in reality, probably, I hope, just some people really like gory horrors and dark secrets with transgressions. Not me unless its good art with a stronger script. I did watch it all.
Exactly why I liked it but from the other end of the age spectrum! I like to see real young people as they are now if I am watching a modern kdrama. I wasnt sure I would make it past Yi Young's pout, as much as I love the actress, but I am glad I did. Her interview here was illuminating I thought.
Nice plot, every viewer already has parallel possible outcomes running wild in the background. Right?
Obvious because it was fun to watch how good the actor is #1. And because that weirdness is part of a solidly central theme of disguise, social staus roles and 'real' identities. I mean, because Lady Ok has to prove over and over again that she is not goedecki altho she really is, while Seo In as Seung hwi escapes his status as an illegitimate son and the problem of marrying Goedeckis horrible mistress by pretending that he is somebody mysterious just like a real idol singer...that is #2.
but why?
Is it that one of the Doppelgangers is person on a mission who will never change no matter what---a gay political activist (he sets up safe shelters for gay children who are being abused) and the other one is an artist who changes his outer self but stays faithful in his heart...
but when you ask abt the actor -- I dont know, does anybody know if this is a novel?