Yes, and she was not alone. There was her brother, his double, her mother and all the people who close their eyes when women are victimized by violence.
I gave this a very high rating because it is a great drama about a horrific subject. These women fought back against a villain and his enablers. Thankfully, they won to go on to enjoy their lives. Where is that incredible man, Jin So Baek, that made this all possible?
I'm in panic mode most of the time. Domestic violence is so commen and is suffered in silence most of the time. Of course, one has to be desperate to think murder is a solution, but I would like the two women to get away with it. This is made harder now that that creep Kang has entered the picture to blackmail and violate them all over again. Jin So Baek has become an overarching character and with his expertise could help them get out of this dilemma. I sincerely hope he gets it done before all that smoking kills him.
I'm having to take it slow. Just finished episode 12 and wish I could get at more of the episodes quickly. Chen Xiao is so good in this type of role. All the actors are doing a great job. While some of the financial dealings leave me muddled, it all moves to quickly that it's exciting even if I don't know what just happened. Like the stock market which I can't fathom either. We learned this time greed is NOT good. Love the Chang father and daughter - long may they travel the roads of commerce.' Now that Gu is 'free' a new chapter begins. Can't wait.
Wholly loved it. Some things were inexplicable. Why bring hammers to a fight when there are modern weapons available? Only the young kid brought explosives and managed to leave fiends in the dust. I understand the ceremonial imporance of Dilraba's sword, the leader with the whip and the 'hound' regiment but beyond these artifacts why not update your armaments. The background that the ML brought to the story was important. The FL's vocation to her art when she was not on her historically inherited mission was handled brilliantly. Their slowly perculating attraction and eventual trusting devotion was the centre of the drama that anchored the fiendishly hard to believe story set in modern times.
Only 5 episodes in but it's crammed full of actions and events to last a lifetime already. Actors are great a portraying their characters. Only hope this drama doesn't start becoming static.
Ep. 26/27 First time spent at home to solidify their relationship with a little back to back, belly to belly action. Then comes a sinister message. A challenge made - a challenge accepted. A really suspenful undertaking follows as the companions set out on a long treacherous trek.
That was a doozy of an episode (8). Looking forward to more lovey dovey times. The fledgling's poison is weak so they should be able to make and antidote from it. Still, itlooks like the Left State Councillor has more bad deeds up his sleeve.
This drama is totally engrossing. I care little about the ratings. Besides, isn't it the number of people watching that should count? Disappointed that there are only eight episodes left to watch.
Done the 25 ep. and love the way they slowly reintegrate into 'normal' life. Xing Shen has already done a dirty deed. What's he on his way to doing now? Please keep all the nice humans safe and let Karma bite the fiendishly humans in the ass.
Just finished ep 17. Premier episode of smart people trying to outsmart each other. Yan Tuo is a chameleon of emotion. His boney-maroney minder keeps getting outflanked. Xing Chen is jealous of the informant. The Mad Blade takes on the rubber-wrapped fiendess as the drama heats up.
I'm a Wallace Chung admirer and have watched a lot of his dramas. This one does not sound like a new drama to me since I started watching this story years ago where he's also in love with a ballerina. Am I going crazy?
Until this episode (9) I didn't find it dragged, but now they don't seem to be getting anywhere except eating and driving in cars. They are supposed to be rescueing her mentor/father figure. She doesn't seem as strong here as previously, maybe she should have taken him up on the idea of eating and sleeping more. He keeps asking if she's alright when there is obviously a blade through her midriff.
Started watching this 'old thing' on Netflix 'cause I love historical Kdramas and this was the only one left I haven't watched. Disappointed there is so much time spent in the present. Keep wondering if as Prince he ever gets to see the younger sister's face and finds out what a scumbag his beloved 'Princess' is? I don't care who killed her, I say good riddance! Just read the main actor's history and it sounds very troubled. That's too bad as I would like to see him in other dramas.
Just read the main actor's history and it sounds very troubled. That's too bad as I would like to see him in other dramas.