Finally watched the last episode last night. I actually liked the ending a lot. - Hyera giving up Kunhyang was…
I love Jung-Won! She was definitely a great FL to me! Nice recap. I loved Jung-Won and Young-Chae's dynamic too, especially when Jung-Won got her lick back during her villain era lol
I didn't mind Tae-Seok dying (I was so happy about it lmfao), but I'd definitely change how he died too!
Okay WAIT- Se-Hun and Young-Chae getting off scot-free makes a whole lot of sense now with that angle...
What subplot would you have introduced with Hye-Ra at the Kun-Hyang estate? I also wish the writer delved more into the pasts of the characters instead of the 10+ minute recaps. 🤔
Gun-Young irritates me! Also, why is a prosecutor doing police work? Isn't he supposed to be a lawyer, working at an office? 😂
Additionally, this should be tagged as "Villain Male Lead". Gi-Tae is NOT an anti-hero lol, he's a villain protagonist with (some) sympathetic traits.
An anti-hero - a person who does bad things, but for a good reason or turns out to be a good person. Usually morally grey. Prosecutor Jang is an anti-hero.
A villain protagonist - the protagonist is the villain. They do bad things for bad reasons, even if they have some redeeming qualities. Baek Gi-Tae is a villain protagonist, period.
An anti-villain - a person who does good things, but for a bad reason. They ARE the villain, but with morals.
Bad guys can be the protagonists, and good guys can be the antagonists, and vice versa (which is what 99% of k-drama fans are used to. No wonder why people didn't like this drama lol)
I liked Queens House but the storyline about what happened to her son really left me with a bad feeling the whole…
Right, but sometimes the deaths don't even end up meaning anything (especially if the FL's revenge is lousy or incomplete!) Like... Man In A Veil, for example... 🙄
Me too! I have hope for this one... older protagonist, twin FLs, and revenge? Hell yeah!
The SML and SFL seem to be a thing, so I doubt that Jin-Ju/Chloe is the niece... because then it'd be incest, which is a big no-no. But we'll see! These makjangs love their birth secrets 😂
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I didn't mind Tae-Seok dying (I was so happy about it lmfao), but I'd definitely change how he died too!
Okay WAIT- Se-Hun and Young-Chae getting off scot-free makes a whole lot of sense now with that angle...
What subplot would you have introduced with Hye-Ra at the Kun-Hyang estate? I also wish the writer delved more into the pasts of the characters instead of the 10+ minute recaps. 🤔
Additionally, this should be tagged as "Villain Male Lead". Gi-Tae is NOT an anti-hero lol, he's a villain protagonist with (some) sympathetic traits.
An anti-hero - a person who does bad things, but for a good reason or turns out to be a good person. Usually morally grey. Prosecutor Jang is an anti-hero.
A villain protagonist - the protagonist is the villain. They do bad things for bad reasons, even if they have some redeeming qualities. Baek Gi-Tae is a villain protagonist, period.
An anti-villain - a person who does good things, but for a bad reason. They ARE the villain, but with morals.
Bad guys can be the protagonists, and good guys can be the antagonists, and vice versa (which is what 99% of k-drama fans are used to. No wonder why people didn't like this drama lol)