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I've seen enough kdramas to be filled with dread when I see happy characters early on knowing I have 10+ hours of pain to look forward to before happiness comes back

I really hope you're right. But for now I think I might just drop this one until I know it's a happy ending im getting some bitter sweet vibes for some reason

I don't see any novel or web toon that this is based on. It appears to be an original made for TV show

I really hate the direction this seems to be going. This poor man who has had his spirit destroyed is going to spend this whole show busting his ass to rekindle their love. She will find the divorce papers or over hear something about it and he will have to do it again as he does love her. Meanwhile we forget she has a lot to prove to him too and he's not the only one at fault.

I hate that it's up to the guy to prove anything. The man has had his soul crushed for the last 3 years. She has a lot to prove to him too he isn't the only one at fault here.

This show doesn't take itself seriously enough for anything other than a happy ending imo. Any kind of sad ending would be frustratingly out of place

I think I'm about to drop the show just because I hate his character. It's hard to root for a toxic relationship.

The music playing during that scene makes me feel like it's fake.

I love how kdramas make strong female characters. They are good at making them strong but still notably flawed to keep them entertaining and relatable.

Not often do you get fluff at the end to give you plenty of closure but this one did and it really perfect

The first episode has me feeling like this is going to one of those awkward romance dramas where the incredibly beautiful MFL is called average or ugly most of the show.

Prince yang myung's death was so bad it was comical. Other then that and the princesses "redemption" the ending was not bad we got a little happy fluff at the end to tie things up.

It's rare that I like a child actor more then their adult counter part

Ah, so not doing so well.

What is normally a good %?

It seems like Sang Zhi doesn't understand why her parents are concerned about her relationship. Family history is important and especially in China people will judge you by the actions of your family. Having a murderer in the family will not only affect Sang Zhi but it will affect their children, her brother and her parents. She really shows that she is still young and immature by not understanding that. Her parents weren't being prejudice they just wanted her to understand that this relationship will cause conflict with ignorant people and she needs to know that

I believe that hairstyle was more popular years back but I don't think this show takes place then

I never thought I would drop a show for a haircut but I'm really close...

I'm on episode 4 and I have no idea how this show is going to have a satisfying ending without a massive amount of plot holes being left. I keep telling myself to just keep watching because no way it gets a 9.2 unless the writers thought of a way...

They need to add "horror" to the tags because her friend is scary...