I'm on episode 10 and the most unbelievable thing happened until now is Hua'er managing to keep his white clothes pristine after everything he lived through with Shades lmao.
I swear if Min Woo does even dare to think about disclosing that Young Woo is Tae Soo Mi's secret daughter only as a mean to get rid of Young Woo I'm gonna end him with my own hands.
As someone who hasn't read the novels and also didn't (yet) watch the previous seasons this was pretty freaking good tbh. Unnecessary love stories aside, I loved the main characters (especially the iron triangle and their interactions) and the actors did a wonderful job with their representation. They managed to make me fell for the characters and their story so I count it as a success. Also the production was fine (actually impressed with the cgi for a c-drama) and the ost were beautiful (I mean, zhou shen? Of course it was good). And yep, thanks to this I'm gonna go watch both Ultimate Note and Tomb of the Sea. Welcome me in the fandom, I guess.
I think its not entirely young woo's mother's fault. She didn't want a child but her bf forced her to have one…
I'm with you on this one, cause they were both young and clearly didn't think about the consequences until it was too late. As a woman, I can't find in my heart to blame Yoo Woo's mother for what she did: she wasn't ready to be a mother and did not want to carry the child to term. The only reason she didn't abort was because her boyfriend's pleas. In her situation, I don't think I would be able to do anything better.
Can someone explain what's harem? 😅And why the comment section is filled with that
It's when someone has multiple suitors who want to win their love. It's called harem when the love interest it's a guy and it's called reverse-harem when the love interest it's a girl.
Also when Dangu revealed that Jang Uk was planning to make Naksu as his master when she was alive then why Park…
Park Jin and Mr. Heo know about Naksu's father and his identity. Soe Yul told them in the previous episodes, remember? He talks to them about what Naksu told him about her father and they come to the conclusion he was the astronomer who soul-shifted.
My spoiler is a rant about the whole love triangle thing, feel free to scroll down.
Well, now, I don't really care, but I personally find all those unrequited love unnecessary. Don't get me wrong, I love the characters, but I would have liked a more colourful dynamic between all of them. And I'm talking about both Mu Deok's and Jang Uk's harem respectively.
About Mu Deok. Like, with Yul: it doesn't make sense for him to be still in love with Naksu! It was literally ten years ago and he even forgot about her until her body showed up. I can understand him wanting to know and wondering about her true identity, but after finding out it would have make much more sense for him to stay silent and help her because of his guilt and sorrow about Naksu's fate. Especially when it's obvious even to him that Naksu cares only about Jang Uk. The thing with the Crown Prince is a little bit more logical. He isn't in love with her yet, but it makes sense that she managed to grab his attention after everything Mu Deok done in front of him. He find her amusing and their interactions are funny. Still would like them to become something like partners in crime, but at least, I can force myself to accept it.
Now let's talk about Jang Uk. First, I've got no problem with Choyeon. She knew him from their childhood, they were engaged and it was perfectly normal for her to have a crush on him. Like, she liked him, end of the story. Nothing wrong with that. Also I'm looking foward her redemption's arc and her romance with Dang Gu (bless this boy for being the only one to not have romantic feelings for both our protagonists). About Heo Yun Ok... Well, her love for Jang Uk it may be a little of a strech. Okay, he saved her, I get she's grateful, bit come on, again with this trope? It's just unnecessary. I mean, she's great, a smart, kind and pretty girl. But what's the point? I know Jang Uk is not interested and that they aren't gonna get together. Same for the soul of the blind girl, man why the hell would she have a crush on Jang Uk?
I'm here to see the plot unfold and progress, while they are here wasting a lot of time in things that really don't do anything for the story. If you disagree, I'm glad that you're enjoying all of this. Peace and love.
She is going to come full Naksu again that's a given.....
I really hope so, but I got this feeling its gonna happen, like, on the last ten minutes of the final episode and leave me disappointed and hungry for more.
If by the end of this Naksu doesn't regain her full powers I'm gonna throw a fit cause I really want to see her…
Also I'm kinda disappointed in today's episode cause apart from the first five minutes, nothing relevant happened? They could have resolved the whole "jang uk and mu deok suffering cause they're apart" by the end of the episode if they didn't waste so much time on the scenes with their respective second love interests.
If by the end of this Naksu doesn't regain her full powers I'm gonna throw a fit cause I really want to see her finally be able to fight with others and stand up for herself.
I am really sorry, I do like this drama but I have a few things to rant about. First of all, I absolutely despise…
Agree with u lmao I always force myself to forget about the fact Jang Uk is supposed to be the king's son because it doesn't make sense at all and it kind of ruin the whole thing.
Also yep there's way too many love triangle in here. And we didn't need them, we already know Jang Uk and Naksu will end up together somehow, what's the point to give BOTH of them other two love interests?? It would have much better if they explained more about the magic or wth is going on with the story instead of wasting so much time with all those scenes with the second love interests, like who cares ðŸ˜
I'm on no one squad cause I kinda want La El to be alone at the end and focused on get better, but man there's no way Chairman Kang is innocent and doesn't know all of this shit?? They literally showed he knew that his wife's family was killing the women who went after him and he literally had documents smeared in dried blood in his safe?? Not to mention what he did to La El. He may not be guilty as his wife and her family, but he is definitely guilty by choosing to ignore all of this until now. With his silence he became their accomplice.
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Unnecessary love stories aside, I loved the main characters (especially the iron triangle and their interactions) and the actors did a wonderful job with their representation. They managed to make me fell for the characters and their story so I count it as a success.
Also the production was fine (actually impressed with the cgi for a c-drama) and the ost were beautiful (I mean, zhou shen? Of course it was good).
And yep, thanks to this I'm gonna go watch both Ultimate Note and Tomb of the Sea.
Welcome me in the fandom, I guess.
As a woman, I can't find in my heart to blame Yoo Woo's mother for what she did: she wasn't ready to be a mother and did not want to carry the child to term. The only reason she didn't abort was because her boyfriend's pleas.
In her situation, I don't think I would be able to do anything better.
It's called harem when the love interest it's a guy and it's called reverse-harem when the love interest it's a girl.
Don't get me wrong, I love the characters, but I would have liked a more colourful dynamic between all of them. And I'm talking about both Mu Deok's and Jang Uk's harem respectively.
About Mu Deok.
Like, with Yul: it doesn't make sense for him to be still in love with Naksu! It was literally ten years ago and he even forgot about her until her body showed up.
I can understand him wanting to know and wondering about her true identity, but after finding out it would have make much more sense for him to stay silent and help her because of his guilt and sorrow about Naksu's fate. Especially when it's obvious even to him that Naksu cares only about Jang Uk.
The thing with the Crown Prince is a little bit more logical. He isn't in love with her yet, but it makes sense that she managed to grab his attention after everything Mu Deok done in front of him. He find her amusing and their interactions are funny.
Still would like them to become something like partners in crime, but at least, I can force myself to accept it.
Now let's talk about Jang Uk.
First, I've got no problem with Choyeon. She knew him from their childhood, they were engaged and it was perfectly normal for her to have a crush on him.
Like, she liked him, end of the story. Nothing wrong with that. Also I'm looking foward her redemption's arc and her romance with Dang Gu (bless this boy for being the only one to not have romantic feelings for both our protagonists).
About Heo Yun Ok... Well, her love for Jang Uk it may be a little of a strech. Okay, he saved her, I get she's grateful, bit come on, again with this trope? It's just unnecessary. I mean, she's great, a smart, kind and pretty girl. But what's the point? I know Jang Uk is not interested and that they aren't gonna get together.
Same for the soul of the blind girl, man why the hell would she have a crush on Jang Uk?
I'm here to see the plot unfold and progress, while they are here wasting a lot of time in things that really don't do anything for the story.
If you disagree, I'm glad that you're enjoying all of this. Peace and love.
They could have resolved the whole "jang uk and mu deok suffering cause they're apart" by the end of the episode if they didn't waste so much time on the scenes with their respective second love interests.
Also yep there's way too many love triangle in here. And we didn't need them, we already know Jang Uk and Naksu will end up together somehow, what's the point to give BOTH of them other two love interests??
It would have much better if they explained more about the magic or wth is going on with the story instead of wasting so much time with all those scenes with the second love interests, like who cares ðŸ˜
They literally showed he knew that his wife's family was killing the women who went after him and he literally had documents smeared in dried blood in his safe??
Not to mention what he did to La El.
He may not be guilty as his wife and her family, but he is definitely guilty by choosing to ignore all of this until now. With his silence he became their accomplice.