Can anyone tell me if there is any reason why they forced his mother to drink poison? Why is his uncle killing…
For the mother drinking the poison, the previous King’s consorts and his mother didn’t like the Queen and so kept telling the king she was nasty and to depose her. The King agreed, probably because he didn’t like her that much either and his mother talked him into executing her too. I don’t think they’ve really said why they wanted her gone, she seemed like a bit of a free spirit and maybe they didn’t like that
They shouldve made the competition with the Ming chefs one round or axed the competition for the Dowager Queen. Too many competitions, too little character development. And I don’t even mean romantically - when was the last time Ji Yeong and Gil Geum had any growth? And the Chief Royal Secretary seemed like a very morally corrupt person but he’s been chill for a while. I really like how good is represented but plz, I need character interactions
I loved this so much! It’s entertaining without ever relying on stupid misunderstandings! You know it’s a good friendship group when you miss the characters. Does anyone have any recs for similar cute dramas? I liked that it told the story from school into adulthood. Also any recs for anything else any of the actors have done?
I didn’t love the show until halfway through but it sure was refreshing to watch a drama with an adult sense of humour and the characters acted their age
So I guess the reason she isn’t assertive with her ex is because he’s the only one who knows about her cancer and it looks like she’ll be swayed towards going back to him so she doesn’t have to tell anyone else as he can look after her. It explains why he tried to take the popcorn because I have a relative who had some of their stomach removed and they’re not supposed to eat sugary foods either. I’m mad now but I’ll be furious if she’s sick again and it’s not just a side effect of having a small stomach
Me at the beginning: KILL THE KING Me midway through: LONG LIVE THE KING But seriously I was expecting this to be way worse based on things I’ve heard. I think it fell into the same trap most historical dramas do of dragging out the politics. Is it even a sageuk if there’s not an annoying, evil and grinning minister who outstays his welcome?
My thoughts exactly 😭🥲 , at first I just brushed away the bitterness I was feeling towards him but when…
I think she forgave him because he showed his love through cleaning her clothes and his actions spoke louder than his words. They have a pretty confrontational relationship in general but are always there for each other. I agree that I wouldn’t accept it from a friend but I’ve known people who have confrontational friendships and they have strong bonds. He’s overly polite and respectful to others but can let loose for Seok Ryu because their bond is unbreakable so hopefully you can see the loveliness of that 😊
In reality probably. But this is a drama. I wont want the writers wasting their time on this character, by giving…
Also she has a lot of evidence against him doing illegal things, even though he ends up getting fired anyway, it would be stupid to go after someone for assault when they have evidence of fraud, for example
Not sure how I feel about today's episode. The pace needs to pick up. Too many scenes of endless conversing with…
I thought the same and found myself wanting to skip through the recording booth scene, for example. The teaser looks like it might pick up a bit next ep!
I really liked that this drama acknowledges the struggles of the palace maids. They were the back bone of the palace, but replaceable. They had to show unwavering loyalty to the royal family and received none in return. It made it hard to disagree with the head court lady’s decisions. Not a lot of happiness in this show because to me, the king’s love warped into obsession as we slowly watched Deok Im wither away for love…
Ep 5 - just started watching this, just a query - why did she ask the teacher, don't you wanna know what's I my…
I think it’s because she’s saying “well, if he’s not in my heart then you don’t need to worry so why don’t you care what I’m going to do about my feelings?” and it’s almost as if he’s saying “you’re a lowly palace maid, you’re not going to turn down the Prince so all that matters is the Prince’s feelings” And I think she wanted to find out just how lowly he thought of palace maids and she got her answer
This was my first C-Drama and I really enjoyed it! The first 25 episodes had me hooked and unable to stop watching but the ending felt a little rushed in some areas and extremely dragged out in others. I loved the two leads, the costumes and the sets and I want to check out more historical dramas
Me midway through: LONG LIVE THE KING
But seriously I was expecting this to be way worse based on things I’ve heard. I think it fell into the same trap most historical dramas do of dragging out the politics.
Is it even a sageuk if there’s not an annoying, evil and grinning minister who outstays his welcome?
And I think she wanted to find out just how lowly he thought of palace maids and she got her answer