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Well, except for the last one in bed on the morning of her 30th birthday.

Finally a Kdrama with a kiss where both manage to move their lips like they mean it. I also appreciate that she managed to get back to being a competent firefighter instead of the screaming mimi running off in a panic without remembering to make sure she had the car key for the get-away.

Fireworks of burnt offerings is one way to get things off your chest while enjoying a spectacle with an arm around a loved one, The other couple (Marquis and intended) are also having a moment of horseplay.

Heads must fall. Plots must thicken. There is revenge in the wind and sweet romance in the air, but are they still going to hold to that promise of making a baby? Not much movement in that direction.

Sorry, the site I went on no longer lets me get the 40 episodes. Keep looking around as it's definitely worth it. But try kisskn and punch in 'fearless' under the search icon up top.

Right, He proclaims undying love but maybe after 1,500 yrs marriage just stops being juicy.

Sadly, this is all so true. I guess it didn't help when he took over the body of that narcissistic idol actor. The passionate words just don't match the expressions and movement of the character's body language.

So who are the good kissers? For me it's Wallace Chung. A new talent coming on line is Zhang LIng He, at least in Story of Kunning Palace. Dylan Wang and Chen Yu Qi in last year's Unchained Love were impressive smoochers (there were also a lot of take-out on YT). Anyone else have serious contenders?

I agree actors should not be forced into intimate scenes but then they shouldn't accept dramas that are billed as romances. I also don't want to see actors being pressured into extreme weight loss. At least in most Kdramas characters seem to enjoy eating, not so in most Cdramas where copious prepared food goes to waste.

Kdramas always have people get drunk out of their skull. Is this really such a big part of the culture? Another thing is the kissing scenes are mostly filmed devoid of any real feelings or passion. This is annoying when the couples have sworn their devotion to each other.

Why is the mother of the three old spinsters insisting the main leads are not meant to be when they obviously love each other after getting to know each other well? Jung Woo foolishly takes her word for it and is cruel to Soon Doek by pronouncing he no longer has feelings for her. I don't like this turn the scriptwriters took. It was already known that since he as the king's son-in-law could not marry and she as a widow is not allowed to marry under their societal norms so their relationship was a dead end to begin with. Teasing us with possibilities up to this point was off-putting. Anyways, she's way too short for him. Hard to watch him bent out of shape when he's with her.

Just finished it on dramacool and it was worth the wait to get to the end and see the retribution doled out. This is a definite 10 for me. Superb acting. Great work/friendship relationship between female leads. Slow build up in the romance department with an outstanding acting performance by male lead. Sure hope season two materializes soon.

Thanks for info. I'm in the middle of ep 36 and I'm totally impressed with the two women leads. Good drama.

Found it. Thank you, you beautiful phalaenopsis. Is there going to be a season 2? Will she hook up with that unscrupulous (but likable) Chen Shuo?

It has humor, romance, intrigue, a very resourceful female lead and a super intelligent male lead who becomes somewhat stymied only in the presence of true love. What could be more fun?

They barely made it out alive. The danger is not over for either of them. The assassins did not find them but they found the layout of the crimes and the portrait. Who will come to the rescue?

Here's another viewer who is not impressed with the male lead. Can't figure out why he was cast opposite Zhao Lusi in such an epic drama.

Why has Young Hwa become this puddle of tears from a heroic, resourceful rescue hero? This is getting on my nerves, as is the cackle of big dead daddy I've had to turn the sound off and just listen to his dialogue. Somebody put these people out of their misery. The kiss of death looks passionless.

Never made it through ALP so have no attachment to the prequel but looking at the first few minutes I have to wonder if Zhao Lusi can hold this drama together on her own? I guess I'll come back when I run out of other things to watch.

I also contemplated what might be going on in there, different strokes for different folks.