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Yeah well, that doesn't excuse her behaviour. He was also forced to marry someone he didn't like but he didn't resort to hitting and abusing her. What did she expect, for him to like her after all that? 💀

But I say again, I could accept her behaviour if they somehow showed that both of them were responsible for the failure of their marriage because they come from different cultures and have different views. Instead of doing that they painted him as the villain and sent him to grovel at her feet. That's bs.

Exactly. I see what they're trying to do with the modern ideas, especially feminism, but the execution is just not it. All these 'in your face' historical anachronisms are jarring. That's why I decided to view it as a fantasy/comedy and throw all logic out the window and I may find it more enjoyable.

I am. I don't like dropping dramas so I'll definitely give this one a chance.

You're right, and I could've accepted her disrespectful and violent behaviour but they chose to paint him as the "villain", someone who mistreats her even though he's been nothing but the victim. The hypocrisy is what gets to me.

Because it's a place to write comments about the drama, and not only the positive ones. Take your own advice and move along if my comment irritates you.

I do hope it gets better, so far it's been a huge turnoff.

I'm so close to dropping this after episode 7. The way they made Prince Qi the bad guy was pure and unadulterated hypocrisy. His wife disrespected and beat him at every corner and they made it like he was the one mistreating her. If it's supposed to be funny I'm not buying it. I'll continue watching but if they continue with this nonsense I'm dropping 😑

It's weird. I think everyone should check it out for themselves because opinions about it are unusually polarized & there are only 6 episodes so it's a quick watch.

Melodrama, lol. The description is quite accurate tho 😩

I love the fresh perspective this show has. It's a heartwarming testament to a mother's love for her children and for me it peaked around episode 3. The way the queen handled Grand Prince Gye Sung's case was so touching and even though the rest of the show was good nothing touched me as much as that episode.
I loved the bond between grand princes and their mother, and the bond that they had with each other. It made me think about how nice it would be to have a big family, lol. All in all, 9.5/10.

It's better than I expected it to be after reading some comments here, lol. Jung Hae In and Go Kyung Pyo were amazing! The story was interesting and fun to watch, I liked the cinematography and the action scenes were really good. It wasn't that gory? The sound effects were more horrible/disgusting than the visual stuff, but it wasn't as bad as some people made it out to be. All in all, I would definitely watch the second season if they ever make it. 9/10

It was better than I expected it to be based on the rating here. The romance is not the main point but I love how it developed naturally and gradually. The part about the corruption in school and education was handled well. It was simple and easy to understand and in the end the justice was served so it was all concluded in a satisfying way. Having said that, something was missing. There were no parts that stood out and wowed me. It's always nice to watch Lee Do Hyun tho!

8.5/10

I came just to see the comments about the new poster lol & I agree with the majority. The previous one was much better!

Ouch, I'm just gonna pretend he woke up and is living his best life, lol. Thank you for replying!

Okay, what happens to Soo Ho in webtoon? Does he wake up? Does he die?

I accidentally watched 8th episode thinking it was the first one and then the 2nd one confused tf out of me. I just realized it wasn't the first episode 😩

It's kinda boring? I'm on ep. 27 and struggling to finish it. The way they're solving cases and moving towards revealing the main conspiracy is just not doing it for me.

I only watched You Are My Hero and I loved it. When it comes to C-Dramas I mostly watch period/wuxia/xianxia dramas, and very rarely modern ones. It's very superficial of me but I think boring 'group picture' type of official posters don't attract my attention so I never even check them out unless some of my favorite actors are in them. This list seems good tho, I'll check out Forever Love and Remembrance of Things Past. Thank you!

That ending was bleak af. It's not a bad drama tho.

By the end I was more invested in Ye Zun than any other character 🙃

The story in general is actually interesting even though some aspects are lacking and the bromance between Shen Wei and Zhao YunLan is good, but the production looks really cheap and the acting from side characters is honestly not that good.

I do value interesting stories over anything else so I still find this enjoyable to watch, but I can understand those who can't get into it. It's taking me months to finish it even though I devoured first 20 episodes in only couple of days. I can only imagine how good this could've been with higher budget.

Also, Zhu Yi Long in this is amazing. I love everything from the acting to the styling. A few months ago I watched one of his movies in the cinema and I didn't recognize him at all (it was around the time I started watching this drama as well). He was unrecognisable in that role and it's a testament to his acting.