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At first I thought around 16 years old and high school but she started to work as intern and she mentioned that she is an adult, so she must be 20 years old. I think her parents met in 2000 that would put her being born around 2001.

I saw it half year ago, so not so sure:
1) episode 11
2) I don't think they broke up towards ending so probably no break up scenes
3) very satisfying happy ending

Any idea why Moon Jo felt that Joongwoo is different from the rest of our killers group? They were afraid of Moon jo but they also enjoyed killings... so why our hero was thought to be different?
I saw this after Flower of evil which I really liked but couldn't hoped that Korean could be brave and make once in a time ending where our hero will fall over the edge (mentally), like in TV show Hannibal...and what a delicious surprise that such an ending has already existed here :-)

Why was Joong woo different for Moon Jo?

Nothing new but nicely done for university drama. And very good actors for main couple - they could express such a deep tenderness. Looking forward to seeing their future work.

Love the slapstick comedy genre here, but many of these drama towards the end forget about this genre and becomes more serious/tragedy oriented...hope it won't happen here and they will manage to maintain humor.

Not in the novel. He slowly starts to embrace his womanly side, cause in the book he was originally a woman but due to a god's mix up, he landed in a man's body...so basically queen's body/crown princess body is his original. Also in novel, he never goes back to present time. it is happy end - couple stays together.

I saw "The best of you in my mind" and this one in recent time. In both Irene Song is starring in a very similar role. I liked the first drama much better, it had a better plot and they tried to have some deeper message in contrast here, we have just typical cliché plot without anything new. Also I found all the character boring without any good explained motives.

Wow, no break up...According to dramaland's law I was waiting for one...yet surprisingly it didn't come...cudos for that.

I came here after Royal Nirvana, therefore plots and scheming here seem very mediocre and the reasoning behind acts very weak, many things easily predictable. And the screenwriter probably thought: The idea "hey, let's be noble and save my lover with self-sacrifice as a secret" is used in so many dramas = therefore it must be a good idea... so let' s use it here 4 times!!!!! Why so many times? It makes story boring, at least from my point of view. Also FL suffers from very bad writing - she is intelligent but when emperor close friend/officer visits her father, she just insults him without any regard to consequences for her father and family etc...Luckily I saw her acting in Song of Glory and she is good actress which we got to see during second part of drama. Both ML were ok for me - I found more interesting Wolfie/Princ Bo character. I think they could get better pacing if they included episodes about him being broken with learning how to fight and kill - to see his transformation.

Fisrt 6 or 7 ep were so funny and good, but then the whole drama suffers from basically having no plot or main story...so they come up with so many uninteresting side stories where FL comes as annoying..oh, "let's not explain anything to each other, only after everything is done" was used here so many times in so many stupid thing that I almost lost interest. I really liked the actress, but here her role suffers from bad writing.

Even without trashy ending, I couldn't fall in love with this drama. Except Jun and Grandpa...most of the characters seemed from dramas from 10 years ago...spoiled heiress with good heart but she doesn't know the world (please no more!), second lead with his supportive behavior and little stalkish tendencies....if you have an ahjumma she must be a village woman with accent, good heart but narrow-minded thinking and gossipy tendencies (at least few of them with perm hairstyle)...or strangely written role of mother - they try to portray her as loving but not trying to understand her son with focus on his future and career...okay, but what was reaction that her son almost killed a person? You should put it behind and focus on study... as it wasn't traumatic experience enough to see his best friend death...

In 2020 I really really enjoyed these 3 dramas in rom-com genre and it includes chinese, korean: Lost Romance, Love is Sweet and Dating in Kitchen. (+ of course, It's okay not to be okay). They are not perfect but very enjoyable and couples have amazing chemistry.

One of my most favourite couples of this year. So lovely, cute with go pacing, pull and push...they are growing together and changing for better each other. Yah, let's forget the last 10 episodes where write lost his brain. If it ends at 24 ep length as most dramas, it would be perfect for rom-com genre. I took notice of ML actor as it seems that he can really act only with mini expressions of his eyes - not many can do that. Let's wait for his another dramas. Quite refreshing was that FL was just a normal girl - not dumb and naive damsel in distress or too clever all-solving heroin which are 2 most common types in these types of dramas.

First 4 ep made me feel that I am missing the first season but then the plot picked up and I was hooked. What I miss in this season is character development which was subtly shown in the previous season. Here, except for Han Yeo Jin and Kang Won Cheol not many changed, especially Hwang Shi Mok. Yes, we saw he can feel anger, sadness although it is very subtle but there was no farther development.

Deleted hot kiss scene :-))) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdKewl27vSw

Quite nice surprise. Very typical dramaland story including antagonist relationship in the beginning, slowly getting known each other, mother and half-brother conflict with business on the line, forgetting that she is chef towards the end (her job was a bit joke - she left whenever she wanted)...but very nicely done and packed. I saw Rosy in several roles but for the first time she is having a chemistry with her male counterpart and I can see her acting is improving... Although cliché, dialogs and scenes were done and built much better + I loved the camera - they were playing with light and lighting combining together with colors of furniture, walls and interiors so I would say camera is far above such a rom-com comedies.

I really like when an actor playing a crown prince can pull the role off. The dress, the role of dignified ruler with elegant bearing....more than often we get young actors who look a bit out of sorts with the role.

Nice surprise and what's more, I enjoyed more the second part :-) how unusual. Mild spoiler: The couple got together quite quickly. Not sure why they fall in love so fast (she was naive and cute and he's sexy?). We got scenes with them together but almost every interaction ended with argument - I missed just some nice couple-time...I was surprised with hinted skinship and sex notions = not very typical for modern time chinese dramas = they usually need to be engaged or having plans to get married :-)))) What I absolutely loved was relationship of those two siblings and her brother love line, kkkk. and OST helped to build up atmosphere.

For me better than most of this type drama - characters better written and had usually had good reasons for their decisions (better than in most dramas) , side characters weren't only unnecessary accessories to the main plot as we can see it often...loved both main actors, but FL actress surprised me a lot with her great acting = she was able to portray different characters each with different vibes...but toward the end the plot was repetitive and bit dragging...also Bai ling Dijun was a really annoying character but we saw so many similar in many dramas...so I am only giving 8,5 cause story how good sects are more evil than bad sects is nothing new.