Moon

I want to say that I think it is STILL not Chaeryung's fault. She's a naive girl, she doesn't know better. It's one thing to have evil thoughts to harm someone and another to boss someone around to do your dirty work. The poor grl was taken advantage of. She probably told that if she does this, everyone is happy but only to find out later she was participating in an evil scheme. Haesoo doesn't want to believe it because Chaeryung is a kind girl who was told to do things that is toxic to everybody. You can see Haesoo wanting to hate Chaeryung but exactly HOW can she hate Chaeryung? I just am saying this to hopefully not change your thought about Chaeryung but have some perspective. I keep Chaeryung dear to my heart cause she's so precious and delicate, and mistreated by those of power. I just want to see the 9th prince rot in some random hole.

Chaeryung became the star of my attention in the latest release of episodes. My heart wrenches for her. Like Haesoo said "her only crime is being born a slave". Even if she was told to put mercury in the bath of Wang Moo, and did her job to spy on Haesoo and interupt the relationship between Wang So and Haesoot. She was taken advantage of by the 9th prince Wang Won. She took care of him, wiping his fingers(?) with much care and shit. How other way is she supposed to survive if she rejected his requests while being infatually in love with him? Plus, take into account she is a naive innocent girl. Nobody has taught her common sense. I hope there's a punishment that will torture him without mercy so I can be thrilled to see him perish away. Grr.

In my opinion, I think timeskips are necessary for this plot. We are only able to see an effect of an action over a course of time. It'd be too unrealistic if the writers decided to cram it all.

It's just a classic harem. x3

This drama was so good. ;; It was humourus and it never failed to entertain me or leave me feeling happy. I love it when dramas can also give a spotlight to their supporting casts as well. It surprised me when Jinyi and Jinwoong eventually were connected by romance, but it was a perfect thing since the both are two lonely individuals who want a family. Also, it surprised me when Kibum passed, but I'm happy that Dongyoung isn't losing Jooyeon. Sucks that Gongmyung didn't end up happy with another person but hey, at least he's young and he'll find someone else to end up with.

I would say it's a romantic-comedy, so both! The main and supporting cast do get to have a chance for love.

I am so proud of Key's acting. ;-; I am not sure if non-fans know, but originally there was nothing established of Kibum's character. It was his idea to imput the character we're seeing now and he had to translate the original script into his lines with satoori. I am seeing netizens praise his satoori and how it's so crisp and he stands out so so so much. I hope for more sucess to Key. :')

It was expected. People wanted the Crown Prince to be taken out, the faster way is killing him.

I may sound defensive but I just want to shine light on a different perspective.
To those who would think Anna's character is bland; remember that this girl has been isolated from society since the crucial period of her development. It doesn't seem like she has friends and knows of anyone until her current age in the kdrama. She probably doesn't know what love feels like cause she never got to crush on a guy, send him love letters and all that. It's fucked up since I don't think she's ever received ANY affection at all. Imagine how that can impact her views of having a love life or a future. She can't be humorous or charming because I imagine she has no resources to even access tv shows and movies that can be aimed to peak interest in her. I really don't blame Anna for being boring. What I do admire about her is her innocence. Seeing her being happy all because she is simply enjoying a pack of ramyeon gets me feeling warm. The scene of her trying to feed the cat was very touching too. She has a gentle touch from her and my god, she just needs someone to love and take care of her, to be a friend or a lover to her is all she needs.

Come on, give her a chance. If you don't like Yoona, perhaps the plot will draw you in.

They appear very frequently for people who are listed as supporting cast. I mainly am watching the drama because of Key (I didn't know Minho was going to make a cameo when I started watching anyway) and I am satisfied with what he's given. I am never questioning if he has too little screen time, it's perfect. In my opinion, I think you should watch! The show is very entertaining as well. I'm picking up interests for the other cast members.

I wasn't surprised to see Yo back. Usually if you can't find the body when it's dead, there's always a chance of that person is still alive.

She was like a queen or something. I imagine her character would be more serious than of one in Drinking Solo.

I watched her acting in Temptation whom she co-stared with Kwon Sangwoo. I don't think her acting was quite impressive and is just decent in my opinion. I am not sure of my opinion on her now with Drinking Solo because I think I feel more cringy to the character she plays. I do remember at the time of Temptation's airing, k-netizens classified her as a bad actor. On the other side, they do say her best work is High Kick 3 and Dong Yi.

Honestly, if someone led me on and backed off like that I'd be just as resentful as Haesoo. A man who can't love you confidently is not someone you should be with. Nuh uh. I don't blame Wook for choosing his family but maaaan, he doesn't have to be a douche to the woman he loves. He should come clean to her and tell her his reasons as to why he's come to his conclusion.

Only watched episode 12 thus far. I can't help but laugh at how everytime Wang So is with Haesoo he looks like a kicked puppy. I just hope their relationship gets better. At this point, he's just forcing his love onto her when she doesn't want it. I am not really liking it either.

I think it's really good in my opinion, if you're very much into action, politics and the theme of corruption and countless shady characters. I think it'll be worth watching if you can deal with an evil character and that if you're a Yoona fan or curious about her acting. I would say judging from the first OST that was introduced, it sounds super good as it is sung by a female, is a ballad and extra emotional. I am curious of more of the songs that will be released. Plot is a little interesting; there's a little of a slow start but I came to conclude it's to introduce the characters and give them some developement before coming to the main story and conflicts. If it helps, a tidbit is that they filmed the beginning in Spain. I recognized some buildings and it was very cool to see, actually! Don't force yourself to watch yet if you don't want to hop on the hype bandwagon or if you're not the type to wait for episodes to air cause it might be a waste of your time if you really don't like it. :)

I'm going to play the defender here but just hear me out (and the drama a bit).

I am joining the party that thinking the scene with Jeha interacting with past lover may be dedundant but I think the writers are bringing up when he was the most happiest in his life, and the scene flashing before his eyes right when he's at the brink of death. I think they should've just switched it out with him having a strong friendship with someone else or others but everyone deserves love at some point. He's not just a fighter but a man who desires to have someone intimately and eventually settle down with. All this fighting might get him all thirsty so might as well? Ahaha. I think it also gives him a humanistic touch and some point later Yoona's character Anna will restore it back to him.

Of course it does take the plot to progress in order for Jeha to become a bodyguard for Choi Yoojin. I think it's more about Jeha rejecting the opportunity and given time to think it over because of his hatred for serving people like that (remember, she was the one who orchestrated the attempt murder on the defenseless elderly couple who took care of him like they were his parents) and just being in the country in general. He also weighed in on his desire to be safe and not having to be a runaway. If being a body guard for the damn woman is going to get him that security, he might as well take his chances.

There may be faults within this drama but with patience, I am sure we can see something good bloom out of this. I am really liking it thus far and even though some scenes may have me questioning, I am still in for the ride. Yoona/Anna still has their chance to shine.

True. I think he started to find her attractive? It's happened between my sister and I. She would crush on a guy and tell me what she likes about him, then I start to think "oh, he is quite attractive and likeable". Then sooner or later I find myself crushing too.

Thanks for helping me notice! Now I know why she was familiar in Moon Lovers. xD