I don't know who are you he or she but you need glasses for your eyes
Do you live your life with the assumption that the whole world will agree with you and your opinions? Join a cult if that's your kink. Or better yet, touch some grass to come back to the real world where people will have their own opinions, frequently differing from yours. Petulant! š
okay post Episode 1 & 2: I have already said that it's lazy and tropey AF. But here's another thing I felt while watching the two episodes: Chae Jong Hyeop isn't the best casting choice for male lead. I would have preferred someone who had more screen presence, more oomph. It's like a watered down Male Lead. š¤·š»āāļø
Can we just send her to therapy instead of setting her up with potential suitors. She clearly has issues after whatās happened to the family and her relationship. š Another trauma harvesting storyline, lazy and tropey AF
This is giving me the vibe of another lacklustre office drama with too many plot holes and lazy writing tropes. š¤·š»āāļø nothing hooks from episode 1.
I was thinking, wouldn't the status quo have long passed on that crime case too?
There is no statute of limitations for murder in Japan. So even if a case is closed, I believe it can be reopened to reinvestigate, "on appeal," I must add. Mostly in cases of wrongful conviction.
But that's the thing, the case is closed long ago, there is no appeal to re-open it and you just don't go around investigating a closed case. You need authorization and/or appeal that is reviewed before you can proceed with any activity.
Also this lady is taking the four people around trying to retrace the steps of a crime that happened 23 years ago and not finding the murder weapon and no supervisors are questioning this lol
All the reviews are good. Shall I watch this? Iām looking for a good romance after watching so many melo and…
You should watch this. But romance is few and far between. I donāt know but I feel I wanted more. And it gets tossed around like the matadorās muleta. I mean thatās just my opinion. But you should totally watch it.
I also have to say š¢ I couldnāt stop thinking about Junhoās portrayal of Yi San in The Red Sleeve. It is a memorable and benchmark kind of portrayal of a royal in a seaguk. Itās just unforgettable.
Not taking away from Moon Sang Min. Heās just 25, brings a lot of charisma to his role. Unmissable in Under The Queenās Umbrella. I remember watching that show and thinking, this guy is gonna be main lead in a saeguk again. Korean writers arenāt done yet with him in a historical drama. And here we are. š
At 70% Episode 13: Why are we sleeping on a man who tried to kill a royal. I mean in the Joseon Dynasty, killing royal bloodāspecifically the King, Queen, Crown Prince, or high-ranking members of the royal familyāwas considered the most heinous form of high treason, moban. Such acts were seen as a direct challenge to the state and the Confucian order, and the punishment was absolute, violent, and extended to the perpetrator's entire family. If a noble committed such a thing then Sasa was an option. Itās black and white. Why are we talking about it like itās a negotiation and scholars have to implore the king to invoke justice as per the Confucian code. There was no exception on male family members. The property is confiscated and all male family members would killed or exiled. Why is Lord Im allowed to roam around the halls of the palace like that. It is not a negotiation. Also whatās this talk about āhe will be exited first and then beheadedā. Again the severed head was hung on a pole for public viewing. lol Iāve watched too many Joeson Era Saeguks to know at least this much.
On Episode 12: I am literally bored. It drags its feet a lot here and there. Bathing dirty kids, saving overworked courtesans, delirious king and his breakup with his drug peddling minister/scholar. Dead daddy forgotten. A band of mutineers lying in wait. I swear I donāt lack an attention span. I am an avid reader. Itās just how the attention is held is also important. Anyway I do see it pick up at the end of episode 12. So here we go episode 13.
But that's the thing, the case is closed long ago, there is no appeal to re-open it and you just don't go around investigating a closed case. You need authorization and/or appeal that is reviewed before you can proceed with any activity.
Not taking away from Moon Sang Min. Heās just 25, brings a lot of charisma to his role. Unmissable in Under The Queenās Umbrella. I remember watching that show and thinking, this guy is gonna be main lead in a saeguk again. Korean writers arenāt done yet with him in a historical drama. And here we are. š
man who tried to kill a royal. I mean in the Joseon Dynasty, killing royal bloodāspecifically the King, Queen, Crown Prince, or high-ranking members of the royal familyāwas considered the most heinous form of high treason, moban. Such acts were seen as a direct challenge to the state and the Confucian order, and the punishment was absolute, violent, and extended to the perpetrator's entire family. If a noble committed such a thing then Sasa was an option. Itās black and white. Why are we talking about it like itās a negotiation and scholars have to implore the king to invoke justice as per the Confucian code. There was no exception on male family members. The property is confiscated and all male family members would killed or exiled. Why is Lord Im allowed to roam around the halls of the palace like that. It is not a negotiation. Also whatās this talk about āhe will be exited first and then beheadedā. Again the severed head was hung on a pole for public viewing. lol Iāve watched too many Joeson Era Saeguks to know at least this much.