The female lead talks about not trusting the king because he calculates, then she does the same soon after. Her friend is most important to her, understandably so, but that is also weighing lives. The king calculates because he is responsible for everyone. He has to think about the safety of the people in the palace and the future of the country
Not trusting the king is understandable after conversing with the royal secretary. The writing is just subpar. They wrote her character so dumb out of nowhere, why didn't she tell the king despite not trusting him -_-
The melodrama is killing me
Okay at least the writer points out the hypocrisy in ep15
In episode 17, I was super impressed with the older court lady's acting. The scene with the bodyguard. I was actually moved. Instead of feeling bored from the long transitions between every dramatic scene
Pretty sad how it ended. Bittersweet. Also, the 'it's a dream' trope was not too upsetting
I have to say, holding back her feelings for the king is super annoying. She is just a coward. Too stubborn to grow up. Her stay as a royal maid has long expired. She is making it so toxic... As if the world revolved around her. How many more episodes of this?
I hope the story can just move on from their relationship
I thought the initial idea was interesting but it ended up just being average It's basically Cinderella with cliches. The plot convenience made me want to drop it and everything out of the protagonist's mouth is an excuse or a complaint
Despite that, I got through 7 episodes and somehow started rooting for the protagonist and the prince cause they seemed better suited and their relationship wasn't forced by the gods
So I'm curious, does the wife team up with an inspector or somebody and have chemistry with them while the husband is in prison? I'm asking cause that's what the plot seems like from the summary. It doesn't have a romance tag but it could still happen
I've only seen the first episode, I think it's interesting but...
The broadway musicals did nothing. It felt like a cop-out as opposed to writing a better story
The creepy male lead is a thief and a bully. He has the power to see when she's about to grab the bill but he couldn't see that she needed it.
Budget squid game female lead goes back to the place she can potentially get kidnapped???
'You came back because I enchanted you with my magic' -I can't help but think that's an analogy for something
Oh so the female lead is a proud thief... great
Then there is the creepy pedo that was so very obvious
Great... Boy wonder came to save the day... He appeared at a convenient time but let's assume it's his magic. No way it can be plot convenience
The boy wonder is an abductor as well... of course.
Whom of the 2 thieves took the 300,000 on the ground?
Magicians use misdirection to trick an audience. So if there are magicians that can actually do magic, why does he need to use misdirection? -_-
For once, I wish there were believable male characters among the leads. If somebody says something mean, people don't normally respond positively or in a way to woo the other.
Not trusting the king is understandable after conversing with the royal secretary. The writing is just subpar. They wrote her character so dumb out of nowhere, why didn't she tell the king despite not trusting him -_-
The melodrama is killing me
Okay at least the writer points out the hypocrisy in ep15
In episode 17, I was super impressed with the older court lady's acting. The scene with the bodyguard. I was actually moved. Instead of feeling bored from the long transitions between every dramatic scene
Pretty sad how it ended. Bittersweet. Also, the 'it's a dream' trope was not too upsetting
7.8
I hope the story can just move on from their relationship
It's basically Cinderella with cliches. The plot convenience made me want to drop it and everything out of the protagonist's mouth is an excuse or a complaint
Despite that, I got through 7 episodes and somehow started rooting for the protagonist and the prince cause they seemed better suited and their relationship wasn't forced by the gods
Dropped
Unless you think it is the best film ever made, you have no business disturbing this hornet's nest
Just pretty faces and pretty colours. A bit annoying and predictable charcters
The broadway musicals did nothing. It felt like a cop-out as opposed to writing a better story
The creepy male lead is a thief and a bully. He has the power to see when she's about to grab the bill but he couldn't see that she needed it.
Budget squid game female lead goes back to the place she can potentially get kidnapped???
'You came back because I enchanted you with my magic' -I can't help but think that's an analogy for something
Oh so the female lead is a proud thief... great
Then there is the creepy pedo that was so very obvious
Great... Boy wonder came to save the day... He appeared at a convenient time but let's assume it's his magic. No way it can be plot convenience
The boy wonder is an abductor as well... of course.
Whom of the 2 thieves took the 300,000 on the ground?
Magicians use misdirection to trick an audience. So if there are magicians that can actually do magic, why does he need to use misdirection? -_-
For once, I wish there were believable male characters among the leads. If somebody says something mean, people don't normally respond positively or in a way to woo the other.
Great... Boy wonder is sings too -_-