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Oops I didn't mean to post that comment! Regarding your question, I watched the episode raw.

Haha it's hilarious seeing Inbeom (JYH) thinking that Jiah (JNR)'s fixations toward him are "romantic"! Put in short, Inbeom's spiritual energy warms up Jiah after an exorcism (I don't know why but I think restless ghosts chill the air), so she needs him to raise up her body temperature. And he mistook her (spiritually) relying on him as making her yearning for him and flushed with love XDD

Her outfits are just like her boots lol They are all black but the little details make them stylish and not uniform.

Lol and then I didn't expect Jiah to tease him about his (fake) crush for her during the meeting.

I don't think it's completely fictional. From the cast list, the story takes place during the reign of Emperor Taizong. Real history serves as a backbone to the plot but the scriptwriter interprets events and figures her own way like in "The Story of Yanxi Palace" and "Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace". The names of some characters probably had to be changed because the script may have taken a lot of liberties with their description to avoid censorship and backlash about historical inaccuracy.

From what I see on Youtube, episodes 7 and 8 have been uploaded.

The episodes on Youtube are all subbed, including the latest episodes 7 and 8: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0dIM4Wbn_aY&list=PLhnjbkseqMETX-S9_8U6Q7grLZKRKlytZ

The second Sheng Brother should have known that the maid is not an ordinary maid if he has paid attention. Technically servants have to refer themselves as "This Slave" when they're addressing somebody from a higher social rank like nobles and royals, not the standard "I", and Princess Xinnan called him by the informal "you" ("thou" in older English).

Since the drama is based on real history, it's going to go downhill half-way into the running, but Feng Nong is known for her emotional rollercoaster stories with happy endings for the leads, so I have faith it's going to end well for Chumu and Rou albeit the machinations.

I didn't recognize Minseo at first glance in the poster!! I haven't read the webtoon yet but from the looks of it, she has definitely assimilated into her character Ria!

I was thinking the same too after getting a feeling that Bareum's aunt seems to guard herself and her family from him even when she was being anything but kind, and the appearance of her son isn't random.

Eh I was wondering why they had to do that. They could have made the nanny very red or slightly brownish in order to showcase her extreme sunburn.

The boy's mother could be either the nurse or Sung Jieun because the latter is a florist so she has knowledge in plants. I find that scene well-thought because it indicates the profession of both mothers.

When I see Jaehoon, yes he is a psychopath but I think his lack of empathy and tendency to harm animals have been exacerbated by his upbringing and home environment. During his encounter with the boy at the field, the boy told him not to hurt animals because it's bad and the way the latter tended to his wound seem to show his parents were not very attentive to him and taught him the rights and wrongs. We also see this from the way his father considers him an eyesore but doesn't do anything to teach him social cues or consult a child psychiatrist. He only thinks Jaehoon will stop through correcting in the old-fashioned way of intimidation and beatings which just deepens his hatred for him.

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Something similar happened to me when I added Kwon Hwawoon to the cast list of "River Where the Moon Rises" as King Yeongyang. Somebody changed it to "King Yeon Gang".

I'm also speechless at how the prosecutors treated "Nayoung" (the victim's pseudonym) at court. According to what I read, they made her give out her statement RIGHT AFTER her surgery and did not try to accommodate her. It's also inhuman that the police let Jo Doosoon live nearby her home (there's a 10 km distance between them) when she still suffers mentally from her ordeal (she only watches children's movies because any intimate scene, even mild, makes her think back to the incident).

I think Bareum managed to realize that Kang Deoksoon has not repented through a detail. Remember when he was cleaning the bird cage for the cat, he discovered that the window bars of the homes of Oh Hyung-cheol's victims were brand new. I mean his conclusions change over time with new observations.

The thing that perplexes me in this show is the process of time. They make it look like characters get to places or finish tasks in a matter of minutes lol even though I get that certain actions don't happen at the same time. For example, somebody pointed out how the Cross Killer managed to put stones inside the stomach of Mooch's brother and scribble "I am God" on the wall before the police came to the scene (it obviously wasn't there when Bongyi arrived).

Has anyone realized the boy Jaehoon interacted in the field was the same boy he stared back at after his teacher confronted him about killing the school rabbit? Some people in other sites don't think they're the same age because the boy looks smaller but I think they're of the same age because the boy spoke informally to Jaehoon.

I'm wondering if Kang Deoksoon's mother poisoned her son and staged it as a suicide. After Bareum bumped into her at the hospital, her look appeared resentful as in she was asking him why he saved her son. This made me interpret her meeting with Bongyi differently: she was probably asking her why she moved back to her old home enabling her son to come find her again.

Probably. I mean Bareum's cousin said that his mum went to see "Jeju Granny" (I'm not sure if I heard It right because I watched the episode raw) because she was "in pain". I think seeing Bareum with her son caused something in her, maybe she recollected an unfortunate past incident which involved Bareum.