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Replying to Kate Jun 20, 2022
Title Bloody Heart Spoiler
It's not the same. Yoo Jung had NO power. If she decided to betray Gye Won, at worst it would get her and him…
They were supporters of the late queen WHO WAS THE DAUGHTER OF THE TYRANT KING lol Perfectly valid to be concern about the royal family gaining more power, when you have literally the daughter of the tyrant as one of them.

Also you are changing the topic coz you know your point is not valid. Compering Gye Won testing Yoo Jung to Lee Tae giving unlimited power to QD is ridiculous, not valid in terms of the goal, motivation and possible consequences if things go wrong.

Now Lee Tae himself tries to limit and tell Sarim's what to do, and he literally said he will eliminate anyone (Yoo Jung included) who will threaten him seeking the absolute power ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ While Gye Won was wiling to retire and step down, when he checked that Yoo Jung is in fact someone worthy to rule the country and she could potentially get Lee Tae to become bole king.
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Replying to Kate Jun 20, 2022
Title Bloody Heart Spoiler
It's not the same. Yoo Jung had NO power. If she decided to betray Gye Won, at worst it would get her and him…
The point is - he ASKED her what she decided to do in a remote location, being read to shoot her ass with arrow if she picks revenge. He did not give her unlimited power and yeeted himself out of the picture not caring what will happen to the country like Lee Tae did. It's not the same 🤣
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Replying to Clarywayland20 Jun 20, 2022
Title Bloody Heart Spoiler
Hypocrisy……LeeTae tested and provoked Queen Dowager like howCouncillor Park tested and provoked Consort Park……Both…
It's not the same.
Yoo Jung had NO power. If she decided to betray Gye Won, at worst it would get her and him killed. Gye Won wanted to see if she is willing to put her people first, and not her revenge.

While Lee Tae KNEW QD will be a ruthless ruler who will kill people to gain more power, that was literally his plan. Give her power with which she will eliminate the people on Gye won's side to make him suffer. She made her do his own dirty work.
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On Bloody Heart Jun 20, 2022
Title Bloody Heart
You know what I find fascinating? How mdl comment section is more #TeamLeeTae, while mdl feeds is more #TeamGyeWon
And by team, I mean either supporting, being more forgiving, seeing that side as better/lesser evil etc. The sentiment about the characters is so different in these two places.
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Replying to the_sapio_nerd Jun 20, 2022
Title Bloody Heart Spoiler
1) The King as a crown prince spilled in front of the eunuchs, about his father's plan to bring sarim, leading…
sorry, checked your list to make sure what episode you are on not to spoil.

Might want to read the rest of the comment after you finish the whole ep tho:


Lee Tae literally did not want to tell anyone who Yoo Jung is, coz that would have a negative effect on him trying to seek absolute power. He was annoyed when even people on his side have him advice and reminded him what are their duties and what are the limits of royal power. He does not want to limit the power fo the "bad officials" he wants the absolute power. Yoo Jung said it right - the moment Sarim starts to gain more power and "threaten" his royal one, he will scheme how to remove them. Coz once he takes the easy road, it's hard to move from it. He literally said if Yoo Jung goes against his plan to gain more power, he will eliminate her too. What's noble about that?
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Replying to the_sapio_nerd Jun 20, 2022
Title Bloody Heart Spoiler
1) The King as a crown prince spilled in front of the eunuchs, about his father's plan to bring sarim, leading…
I see you only saw 11 episodes, so I will not reply, but you will see later all the things you said about Lee Tae are... well not correct, by his own words 🙃
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Replying to the_sapio_nerd Jun 20, 2022
Title Bloody Heart Spoiler
1) The King as a crown prince spilled in front of the eunuchs, about his father's plan to bring sarim, leading…
Lee Tae's father decided to take as his queen and keep in court the daughter of the tyrant and then tried to gain more power with people who were in support of said queen. Anyone could view it as a threat. If we go far enough putting blame on each and every character before it, for putting it in motion, no one is truly guilty.

For me they all did awful things, and the only difference between them is their motivation and intentions (whenever it was objectively justified or not). Gye Won's motivation was always protecting the country. Lee Tae's motivation was gaining power, and he could not give less fucks about the country itself. Yoo Jung said is as it was - it was not about strengthening the royal power, it was about gaining the absolute power by all means. Gye Won was "paranoid" because of the tyrant king he was able to remove. Lee Tae was obsessed coz of the lack of power he had. That said, Gye Won is willing to sacrifice himself and is willing to step back (which he did countless times when he started to trust Yoo Jung and her decisions) while Lee Tae does not. They are both not great people, but one is more dangerous and not fitting to rule than the other.
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Replying to jesslalune Jun 16, 2022
Title Bloody Heart Spoiler
I perfectly agree with what you said. I will add that maybe Consort Park will not choose a "side" in the end,…
she completely forgot about the real reason behind her family's assassination < to be fair, she gave up the revenge quite early on. She said she knows Gye Won ad Lee Tae are her enemies and the reason why her family died, but she chose her people over her person revenge. Now she does not really want the revenge, she wants the truth. She wants her father's name to be clean.
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Replying to mimi0108 Jun 16, 2022
Title Bloody Heart Spoiler
There are only two episodes left and I admit to being a little disappointed and confused by some things:- Park…
"Park Gye Won is a tyrant who caused the death of entire scholars families (including FL's) simply because he wanted to control who would marry the future king" Wrong. The late king, late queen and Lee Tae are also guilty of her family's death. Putting it all on Gye Won is just not correct. He did not want the late queen to die, he wanted to remove her from the court. She decided to kill herself as she rather die a queen than lose the title (she said it lol) and protect the little royal power they had. And it's not like the King wanted to put blame for it on Gye Won and just kill him, he said he will annihilate 3 generations of the families of people involved (in his mind that would be Gye Won's), which also mean killing countless innocent people. Lee Tae said - we must cut off the limbs of The Left State Councilor and the officials and wiped out their families too. His plan was as evil as whatever Gye Won planned - Gye Won succeeded, does not make Lee Tae a better people, just because he did not get want he wanted. He had exactly as awful plan made and would put it in actions if he could.

You need to remember that the queen was connected to the tyrant king, she was part of his family. The idea of her being a queen and royal family gaining more power could sound like a threat in that context. We don't know much about Sarim clan stand during the tyranny rule of the king. All we know that Yoo Jung's dad studied with the tyrant king in the past. It's hard for us to make a judgement if the Sarim clan was actually a possible danger or not, since we don't know much about them.

The king protected the daughter of the tyrant king, made her a queen and then tried to gain more power during his ruling. Depending on the perspective you take, you might see the whole past plot in a different light. The point is, the situation was far more complex that Gye Won being tyrant and wanting power - if that was the case, he would make the official make him the king after they deposed the tyrant king.

Lee Tae created Queen Dowager. Gye Won was always honest with her - he will always pick the country over her, always. He is willing to take some actions to protect her when situation needs it, but if it negatively affect the country, he will not support her. Lee Tae drove her to her obsession over power, making her think Gye Won does not care for her anymore (with the use of the monk), he set everything up for her to gain said power which led to all the people dying. Gye Won actually tried to stop it, quite a few times. With all the awful things Gye Won did, I don't think we can blame him for Queen Dowager. It's all on her and Lee Tae.

Both Gye Won and Lee Tae did some awful things. both had lives of innocent people on their hands. For me the difference is their motivation - one does it to protect the country (whenever we see it as a justification or not is not important) one does it to gain power. IF they showed me Lee Tae has ANY plans or ideas how to use the power he wants to gain to make the country a better place for his subjects, I would be more willing to understand his behavior (as I am with Gye Won), but till episode 14 his ONLY goal is power, with no idea how to use it when he gets it.

I think the drama shows perfectly the political aftermath of the tyrant king. It's not over just because new king is picked. We did not see Lee Tae's father take any actions to better the country, same with Lee Tae. They were both solely focused on gaining power. We never saw them trying to cooperate with the officials on any neutral issues of the country - it was always battle of the things that might give them power. That is what made the official more fearful and take stronger actions against them to limit their power, which led royal family to make some plans with awful consequences to to gain the power and fight against the officials. One action was the result of the other, and for a long time none of the sides was willing to stop. They were both guilty.

For me the difference lays on how Gye Won at some point was willing to step down, allow the king to gain more power, prove that he is a good ruler. He was planning to resign, but the king had his QD plan in motion. What's more - while Gye Won killed many innocent people (in his mind) to protect the country from potential tyranny, he is also willing to end like that, if that means stopping the tyrant - being executed as a traitor.
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Replying to River Cloud Jun 14, 2022
I thought of it differently....Wouldn't it be un-original to add old characters? Would that be a copyright issue?…
I mean we know how the author works form previous works. Dan Oh was the main character in the previous work (the historical one) and was just a supporting character in the one that takes place in the drama. By the end when the new webtoon starts, the main characters become supporting ones, the supporting ones become mains, some extra. The author just uses the few characters they once created to fill their work - character wise they are not like themselves (as we see how they are completely different in the newest webtoon at the end of the show). They tell the same love triangle story, just different setting, and switch characters each work 🤣

For me, the show kind of gave me an impression the author is just a shitty writer who can't write a good written original work, so they rely on the cliches and just rehash their own ideas with small twists or different setting for each webtoon they create 🙃
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Replying to Joerin Jun 11, 2022
Review Sh**ting Stars Spoiler
As my best friend once said “that’s such a good review for a not so good drama” . I’ve watch until the…
the 4th wall - episode 10, time: 13:51 (around). Context - they were coming up with ideas for fan cafe name. It's a bts joke there.
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Replying to Joerin Jun 11, 2022
Review Sh**ting Stars Spoiler
As my best friend once said “that’s such a good review for a not so good drama” . I’ve watch until the…
Coz the writers are trying to overdo the main couples, when with romance the simplicity and good chemistry is all that is needed.
I might try to find the episode and time stamp if you want hahahah
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Replying to yoonthethicc Jun 9, 2022
Review Reset
woooo finally stumbled upon your review i gotta agree about the ending well, yeah they had to end it somehoweither…
i was honestly surprised it was not boring with that format and that plot
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Replying to yoonthethicc Jun 9, 2022
Review Reset
oooooh have you finished reset?
yeah 18 days ago 🤣
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Replying to Shiro Jun 8, 2022
I agree with you the characters are not very likable... and it is not for everyone ( I think I wrote that too…
Even tho I did not enjoy it as much, I appreciate when a show knows what it wants to be and who the target audience is. Instead of trying to fit everything in and please everyone.
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Terry Tsurugi Jun 8, 2022
Totally agree about the opening sequence - honestly felt unnecessary and confusing taking into consideration the show as a whole. Memories of the Alhambra was fine for me for one simple reason - the whole show was told in a non-linear style, so opening a show not with the beginning of the story did fit the overall storytelling, even if it was confusing.

About flashbacks, sometimes I feel like they add so many in different shows coz they truly think the audience is too dumb to connect some dots themselves. Insulting a bit 🙃 At the same time I saw people arguing about plot lines that basically never took place, because they missed a scene or two, or did not pay attention for one moment and it was impossible for them to understand the overall progression coz of that.

Overall, great review! Was a pleasure to read.
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Kayosai Jun 8, 2022
"too much yelling and stress" < I agree. It felt like even the good things eventually led to misfortune around the middle point of the show.

Great review! Loved the 3rd paragraph, perfectly describes what we can find in the show :)
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Replying to Kate May 31, 2022
Title Bloody Heart Spoiler
All characters are gray here. Gye Won is also gray from start to finish (most likely). Set the show in times of…
Lady Park assumed a lot based on what Lee Tae told her.

Gye Won said he never wanted the queen to die, he wanted her out of the court. Her death was not his plan, her death was the result of her trying to not protect her son, but rather protect the power the son still had. If she was named the traitor, he would stop being crown prince and probably they would both be banished.

Lee Tae's father agreed to cover it up that led to countless innocent people to die, it was his choice he could have made a different one. These specific lives are on the hands of both Gye Won and Lee Tae and his family, Lady park said it herself.

Lee Tae could have tell the truth for years, did not and is still not telling it because power > truth. He said it - he needs more power before he clears her family's name. Literally every character except from YJ picked power and protecting themselves over the truth and other people. Lee Tae is going around manipulating people for his benefit, putting Jo Won Pyo's family in danger coz he needs help, and he honestly does not care much what might happen to them if his plan fails. The same way he does not care about Jo Won Pyo's daughter now. He lied to her, made her become consort for his political gain, and now she is screwed.
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Replying to witheringmoonlight May 31, 2022
Title Bloody Heart Spoiler
PGW is bad but the tyrant he overthrew Yeonsangun (an actual historical figure) was the worst tyrant in the whole…
I get it, I just tried to explain some past event, coz saying it's just Gye Won's fault her family died is not exactly correct
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Replying to witheringmoonlight May 31, 2022
Title Bloody Heart Spoiler
PGW is bad but the tyrant he overthrew Yeonsangun (an actual historical figure) was the worst tyrant in the whole…
YJ’s family died because the queen killed herself and royal family and Gye Won decided to put the blame on her father instead of telling the truth.

Gye Won did not want the queen dead, he wanted her out of the court, but since that would put Lee Tae in bad position in the future and no protection as the son of the traitor, she decided to kill herself to protect him. The late king, late queen and Lee Tae are also huge part of the reason why her family died.

About why he works against LT, I'll copy what I wrote as a reply to OP:

"Up till now every ruler after the tyrant one was focused on fighting for the power and against Gye Won, and not fighting for the people. Yoo Jung was the first to pick people over her personal gain and her personal revenge - that's why he is willing to risk quite a lot to support her in power, coz he trusts she will be able to protect the country from falling into hands of tyrant and raise the new king to be wise and good."
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