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Miss these old kdramas. Nothing special, nothing amazing, but decent comfort watches that I could watch and return to non stop.

First season every episode was superb I could rewatch them any day. But this second season, first several episodes were pretty mid I must admit. Still since I'm heavily invested in the drama and characters of course I'll continue watching

Holy fuck its out??? NICEEE

Obvious hater, he's been getting more recently due to his actions outside of his work. If you're mad about the plot, your disappointment should be directed to people behind the script and production other than the actors...

I actually really got into this concept and the drama. But my god. Why did it end like that?? BAD CONCLUSION, AND BAD PARENTS

It can't just be me that thinks Father Peter looks like Stephen Chow right? 😂 I keep thinking "he can't be in a Korean drama can he" XD A lot of the angles they shot his face from makes them look very similar

Ah one of them ones. Seen that happen sometimes in dramas, ML and FL are forced together simply because they're main leads. Definitely worse if they don't build it up well. Sad to hear.

Omg is that true? I haven't seen the show yet but I've been looking for a show where the ML doesn't get the girl

Omg it's finally time! I can't wait for the next ep!

This was done very beautifully and the kids were adorable. Definitely one of my favourite dramas now.

They could have, but that would require less of a time gap. The huge time gap makes the cast changes more reasonable as they look more mature. And with the many years, their characters have also reasonably matured through lots of hardship. He is now a leader, that brings many responsibilities, and he only became a leader towards the end of S1. He is no longer a teen trying to rescue his childhood sweetheart. He is fighting for much more than that. It's perfectly natural for his character to toughen up after lots of war and through leading his new people.

It wasn't out of nowhere, it was right towards the end of Season 1. Taelha was forced into a situation to kill her dad in order to protect the clan she holds sacred. She wanted Tagon to be King yes, but she wasn't prepared for Saya's advice in which requires the King to own everything, including the secret of the Bronze which her Tribe possesses. Her trust issues went haywire after her dad was brutally tortured, and with Saya as the King's personal advisor, she wasn't sure of anything. If the secret of the Bronze were to fall out of their hands, Taelha and her clan can be tossed aside at any moment something goes wrong.

Yeah that's what I'm trying to wrap my head around. The first love is apparently one of these guys right? But she never came back from the US. Unless you mean her first love experience was before everything we've seen so far e.g. further back. Then it shouldn't be either ML or his dad right since they wasn't that close with her before she left

I'm confused at one thing, can anyone help out? Didn't Se Kyeong say she never came back from the US, but she has told her daughter about her first love, as if she was the one in her daughter's shoes right now who's currently finding out who her first love is. So did this guy go to the US, because I don't think Se Kyeong was close at all with any of these dudes before she left the country.

I laughed at that. They could have made some effort making her look older, but I was like "Holy smokes, she actually looks better than she did when Arok was small" 😂

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I thought the actual main relationship is Eun Yu and Eun Gyeol? And by this I don't mean which relationship is shown officially first, but who gets the most coverage and buildup overall as usual in dramas. Also it's quite clear who the second leads are.

I'm usually not a huge fan of 2nd lead relationships, but the mum and dad in this is SO CUTEE

Yup, complicated stuff

The plot kind of reminds me of "Hit The Top" drama. Really intrigued to go through that type of story again