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I'm getting tired already. I can't handle the negativity that's surrounding the Hong family. I'm already worried about Hae In's health and her relationship with Hyun Woo and now I have to worry too about how they'll get back what is theirs and Hae In's obsessive ex? I mean, yeah ofc I don't have to worry but I'm so invested in this drama already and I'm getting so frustrated. Why are there so many evil characters? Why are the main characters stupid and have so much pride? Why can't they just be honest? Arrrrgghh

Soooo mad and frustrated that Hong Hae In's family lost their company but I think they kinda deserved it because they are all so stupid, greedy and full of pride (ofc except Hae In and her aunt). I don't think I've ever watched a kdrama with a chaebol family residing in the countryside after losing what they have so it's gonna interesting and fun but knowing the writer, I'm getting this feeling that they will find out about Hae In's condition while they are in the countryside. Hyunwoo is extremely smart so I believe that he'll be able to help Hae In's family to get the Company back.

Yes! :)

The ending of ep 6 broke me. 😭 How can Hae In's family (except Aunt Beom Ja) be so stupid! And those four parasites piss me off 😭 Pleasee I'm already stressed out over Hae In's health. Do we really need those parasites to stir up more drama?!

I cried when she cried for Hae In. She's that type of person who seems mean and makes troubles all the time but is actually nicest in the family and I love it

It's ongoing so no one really knows what could happen. Hoping that it's gonna be a happy ending tho 😭

I'm so happy that Hae In and Hyun Woo made up already but I'm sad and scared of what's about to happen in the next episodes 😭 It's gonna be a lot more painful now that they openly love each other again (ik their love for each other was never gone and it's just that they've grown apart). We're only at ep 5 but I already cried so much. Pleeeaaase let there be a miracle. If she dies, I don't think I'll be able to move on from this drama 😭

Chae Jong Hyeop never disappoints 🫶

Ohh how nice it is to understand Tae Oh's thoughts even though there's no subtitle! Haha years of watching kdramas is starting to pay off lol 😆

For real tho. I feel like the story is all over the place and the characters are really not that likeable. Will give it more chance but if it doesn't get better halfway through the drama, I think I'm gonna drop it

This is one of the best kdramas this year. I love it so much! It's giving Hometown Cha Cha and Reply 1988 😭🩷

Read some of the comments here before watching ep 7 and 8. I thought the ending would not be good enough but I think it was a satisfying ending. I understand what Death was trying to teach Yi Jae but she was way too harsh on him. Making him face death 13 more times is too harsh. What about Tae Woo who had a much greater sin? The punishment was unfair.

I was thought before that people who commit suicide will go to hell. Makes me think about the Korean celebrities who chose to end their lives to end their misery. Even after death they would be even more miserable because they would burn in hell? I really hope this is not true.

Just want to say that Jin Ga Young is the most annoying, selfish and useless character! Like why is she even in this drama? She's nothing but a nuisance to Gu Won. How could she share Gu Won's secret to someone who's a total stranger (Seok Hoon). She only cares about herself and her useless feelings. She doesn't deserve Gu Won. She thinks she deserves Gu Won's love just because she met him first lmao she's so obsessed and delusional!

Sorry I got carried away. 😅 I'm just soooo annoyed be her and Seok Hoon in ep 10.

I love how Mokha sang at the same event where everything began and with the same people who have been there with her since day 1! It was so beautiful that I kept tearing up. I had goosebumps when Ran Joo did the same thing Mokha did for her when she sang at the event (i.e. inflating balloons and encouraging people to cheer). I mean, that's so meaningful! I also loved it when Mokha was talking about what her song "Fly Away" meant for her. If I had Mokha's fighting spirit and positivity, I feel like I could do anything. Mokha is so inspiring. I thought 12 eps would be too short and I still do but I'm so glad that Kiho and Mokha had a happy and beautiful ending. Kiho and Mokha ended up together and both have the best support system and Mokha achieved her dream! I'll sleep with a smile today! This just got added to my top 10 fave dramas! To more kdramas with Park Eun Bin and Chae Jong Hyeop in it!

Hope we'll get to see Eun Bin and Jong Hyeop in another drama with atleast 16 episodes. Their chemistry is too good! I feel like they don't have enough screen time and now we're down to the last 2 episodes already 😭

OMG!! You want me to wait for 7 days after giving that preview of ep 11?! How will I be able to function in the next 7 days without thinking about ep 11?! Mokgeolli ftw!!

I hope Kiho's biological won't ruin everything. I'm nervous!

Fr. Even before the "who's Kiho" thing started, it was so obvious that Bogeol is the main lead. Eun Bin and Jong Hyeop had photoshoots together (like other kdrama couples do). Even it he's not Kiho, he's still the main lead.

We're now down to the last 3 episodes but I feel like there are a lot of things that should still happen. I wonder if we'll be able to see these things happen in the next 3 episodes - Mokha being a successful singer/diva, Kiho's dad being in jail and Mokha and Kiho confessing their love for each other and finally kissing (but tbh it's okay even if they don't. That hug they did in episode 9 is more than enough. I felt the love, concern, comfort that they bring for each other)

I'm also curious about that key Ran Joo's mother gave her. What is it for? Her mom was saying something like "don't let president lee know about it". What's that about?

Ahhhhh I don't want this kdrama to end but I can't wait to see the next episodes 😭

I have watched a lot of Sageuk already and I noticed that the King is always mentally weak and easily manipulated. Why do they always portray the King like that? Was this a reality? Sorry, I know nothing about Korean history so I'm genuinely curious.

My heart ached for the women who were defiled or almost defiled by the barbarians and for the other captives. They just wanted to go home but they were treated as criminals. They deserve to be embraced and comforted but they were treated like trash. I just can't understand the logic of them being a disgrace to their country.

Anyways, part 2 was much harder to watch than part 1 so I give it 7.5. Overall though, I give this drama 8.5. It was good but I wouldn't watch it again or think about it for a long time.

What? He's 45?! He looks like he's just in early 30's. Describing their pairing as barf inducing is too much. They don't even look like they have a huge age gap.