i am so curious about why the qm keeps implying that i-an had something to do with his brother's death and i-an…
I have a theory that the old king actually set the fire himself and committed suicide because he felt so trapped, so the prince may feel responsible in that way.
Byeon Woo Seok is so gorgeous I can't look away any time he's in the frame lmao...they really made use of his…
YESS I always dread the cliche second to last episode noble sacrifice break up for no reason, mostly because it happens after the leads have fallen in love and gotten together so it makes their relationship seem kinda toxic and like maybe they shouldn't be together. But putting it in early before they get together worked so much better, esp cause it aligned with the Prince's character flaw of pulling back instead of charging forward. The angst was real but believable
There are a lot of k drama couples who have great chemistry but it feels more rare that the two are actually really good for each other and really challenge each other to change in positive ways. So I love this couple because of that
This wasn't a strong episode, episodes 3 and 4 ride was smooth but today we didn't just hit a speed bump more…
The scene between them with the arrow/bow was one of my fav of the show so far, it just felt so electric and reminded me why they have such great chemistry and make such a good couple.
I took it as HJ taking the investigation into her own hands, like her wanting to find out what happened and not being able to wait for the formal investigation, but you're right, the shop she got her car fixed should have been the very first stop for detectives, and they would have immediately started looking for the worker from the shop, this would have been a top priority for the crown/govt within hours of this all going down. It's also possible whomever had the power to order a kill like this may have had influence on the investigation. But for now it does feel like a plot hole, I agree.
I saw this drama on TikTok and it has good ratings... is it worth watching? No spoilers please! Is it more romance,…
So worth it! The first episode was a little weak, not bad or anything but just not wow, but from the second on it's sooo good and gets better each week.
I'd say it's mostly romance and comedy, with some nice moments of drama thrown in. The leads are, I'd say, even smarter than they seem at first.
Maybe all of the royal deaths are accidental, and not assassinations? All (or most of) their deaths are suspicious,…
I think at this point the deaths can't be accidental, and I'll be pretty annoyed if it's just your usual "Queen's family takes down rivals" plot with the murders, especially since the dude who plays her father is Jo Jae Yun AKA the ultimate typecast villain, like it's OBVIOUS he's behind it all at this point. But I would love it if he's actually not at all and they give us some kind of twist and reveal something more complicated is going on.
Honestly he kinda reminds me of a hot lizard, so I get it. But I saw him first in When the Phone Rings and he caught my attention there in a good way, he's got some kind of alluring vibe that you can't quite put your finger on, I think he'll surprise you in this if you give him a chance.
...and the psychotic Korean celebrity torture behavior continues...thanks MDL and Lily Malice!
I gotta be honest, I've seen you on multiple articles now dragging this one writer. You're acting like the anti-fans who obsessively trash certain people online, like you even have a mean nickname for this random internet person you don't even know. It's fine to disagree and speak out thoughtfully, but this looks kinda obsessive and weird at this point, and makes you a hypocrite for calling them trash for doing exactly the same thing you're doing--spreading hate online. For your own peace of mind maybe just ignore their articles from now on or get your news from a different site.
I just started ep 27 and I really loved the show up until the last little bit but the last 5 or so eps have been…
The story lost all its steam since the time rewind thing was introduced, I swear every episode is like 75%-100% long flashback scenes or repetitive scenes with the characters saying essentially the same things over and over, or contradicting themselves, or scenes of super convoluted exposition, or telling us thing we already have been told 5 times, and it's really hard to stay engaged with the actual story at this point. I feel totally disconnected from the characters cause there's so much repetition and flashbacks and exposition and contradictions and just like minutes on end of slow mo shots of people staring at each other it all just has started to feel kinda ridiculous.
Like the point where Shi Guang got his dragon power finally was like womp womp cause the lead up to it had been derailed by tons of backstory and exposition and I couldn't even feel that excited or any sense of triumph at them succeeding in this huge part of their plan, like the major part of the plan. And now that JiLing gave up his dragon scale for Wu and died idk I just didn't even feel it that much or care that much because of the like 10 times they have been in this same situation where one of them has almost died or died or tried to sacrifice themself for the other, like we have seen so many scenes of them crying about the exact same thing, and so I'm like okay I'm sure they'll find some way to save him or bring him back because every other time they have.
I guess all the tension is gone from the story and I just feel so disconnected. Did anyone else feel this way??
I just started ep 27 and I really loved the show up until the last little bit but the last 5 or so eps have been ROUGH and now not sure if I should finish, I'll put more details in a spoiler tagged comment but for those who have finished is it worth it? Should I keep going?
There are a lot of k drama couples who have great chemistry but it feels more rare that the two are actually really good for each other and really challenge each other to change in positive ways. So I love this couple because of that
I took it as HJ taking the investigation into her own hands, like her wanting to find out what happened and not being able to wait for the formal investigation, but you're right, the shop she got her car fixed should have been the very first stop for detectives, and they would have immediately started looking for the worker from the shop, this would have been a top priority for the crown/govt within hours of this all going down. It's also possible whomever had the power to order a kill like this may have had influence on the investigation. But for now it does feel like a plot hole, I agree.
I'd say it's mostly romance and comedy, with some nice moments of drama thrown in. The leads are, I'd say, even smarter than they seem at first.
"You never learned to do anything but bend."
I GOT CHILLS. I love this couple so much. They are such a great match for each other.
Like the point where Shi Guang got his dragon power finally was like womp womp cause the lead up to it had been derailed by tons of backstory and exposition and I couldn't even feel that excited or any sense of triumph at them succeeding in this huge part of their plan, like the major part of the plan. And now that JiLing gave up his dragon scale for Wu and died idk I just didn't even feel it that much or care that much because of the like 10 times they have been in this same situation where one of them has almost died or died or tried to sacrifice themself for the other, like we have seen so many scenes of them crying about the exact same thing, and so I'm like okay I'm sure they'll find some way to save him or bring him back because every other time they have.
I guess all the tension is gone from the story and I just feel so disconnected. Did anyone else feel this way??