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it's very good imo. i look forward to new episodes every week 😊

Yes, which is why while criticism on her acting is definitely valid (every good actor/actress should take criticism and grow from it) but using that to attack her looks and personality is too much. At least watch her interviews and how she interacts with other casts/people to have an informed opinion 👐

Someone had mentioned before why the "Historical" tag wasn't on here. I submitted an edit for the tag but the submission was rejected.

Reason was: The Historical genre should be applied to stories set before 1950.

This was quite informative, I didn't know each tag has specific criteria. So now we know ☺️

Exactly. Also just the fact those kinds of people have absolutely no idea what even is "spoiler". Spoiler isn't "I haven't seen it, so everyone else should put spoiler." By that logic, every single person talking about literally any show should have a spoiler warning because someone out there has most definitely not watched what you have watched. Put spoiler warning when you talk about Boys Over Flowers, not everyone has watched it 🤪🤡

The kinds of comments people have said isn't just about her acting. You may not know but people are assuming all bunch of nasty things about her, like she has big connections that's why she's getting roles, she's a b**ch because she looks like that, someone even said her eyebrows are ugly, all this because of her acting. Most comments bleed beyond just her acting and is insulting her actual self irl, and I'm just here to say she is actually cute. Get it?

i understand it may not be easy to destroy high status people in politics, but after what Jin Mu pulled in s1, given what went down in front of everyone as witness, you'd think that would be it for him, but he's STILL the main bad guy in s2? he spit in everyone's face and just went on his merry way continuing scheming. bruh. This cockroach is very hard to get rid of.

I'm currently still watching on ep 10. Just wanted to say honestly, the bits of comedy really saved this one for me. The story started out very serious and dark, and I was kind of not into it. But the moment MuDeok grabbed onto the bridge and hung off dangling, it finally grabbed my attention. I don't think I would have continued watching the show if not for that moment. Sometimes a little bit of comedy does bring the whole show together.

Whether you chose to not watch/keep up with the recent releases or you come at a later time, it is still within expectation that everyone else will be talking about it, so why are people not self-aware that they are responsible for themslves?

I haven't watched The Glory, if I go to the comment section right now, I expect to see everyone talking about the show and its details. I don't expect any of them to put spoilers because the show is already available to the public and majority already saw the show. As someone who has not seen the show, why should I expect others to shield me from spoiling myself? I simply do not read the comments or I read them knowing I will be spoiled. I don't get the mentality of "I haven't seen something, you are responsible for shielding me." Where is the self awareness.

If you are curious about the show and announce yourself to be a new watcher, of course people will and should put spoilers when they reply to your specific comment. But everyone else who has already seen the show posting their own comments (like op) about the released content are not responsible to know who has and has not seen the show, because again, it is within expectation that majority will have seen the content already.

why are people in the comment section if they haven't watched the episodes? it is within expectation that people will talk about the episodes and talk about content in the show. why do people who have not watched something think it is on others to shield them from spoiling themselves? nobody will know if you have watched something or not, everyone just assumes an episode that was released days ago already reached the majority. if you're in the minority who haven't watched it, what makes you think the majority should shield you from spoiling yourself? people, where is the self-awareness.

This is my first experience with actress Hong Suzu so I try to keep an open mind about her but ngl, the constant negative feedback on her got to me slightly and I built a somewhat bad impression of her. But I saw some of the interviews and Hong Suzu is actually really cute. I think she just has a case of RBF. When she's not talking or just sitting there, she looks very unaproachable and intense. But the moment she starts talking and joking around with the cast, she's very cute.

In the Press Conference for the show they talked about how U Hui and her father are supposed to be expressionless, cold, and stern. So she was definitely directed to act a certain way. So far I think the expressionlessness works for her character. Hopefully by the end of the show, her character is shown to have more bright and happy moments. I am rooting for U Hui and Yi Un's happy ending.

I just realized that once they soul switch (and if they don't swap back sometimes like Secret Garden) ep 4 might be the last time we see TaeOh act as Yi Gang and Sejeong act as Dal I 😂 as much as I would like to see them act each other's opposites, hopefully they swap back and forth often. I like Sejeong as Dal I ☺️

cute and easy drama to watch.

Please read the plot description 😄👍

Integrity does. Her moral standing is she only receives what she deserves. She pays back debt she is owed. Her integrity works that way.

All the gifts she only took the silver because that is how much she believes she is owed by him. And when he attempted to gift her a smaller set later, (she was under impression he did so because she resembled his dead wife and he was role playing) so once again, morally she cannot accept gifts that belittle and look down on her.

As we've seen since the beginning, even as a lowbirth commoner peddler, she still has integrity.

god Yi Un and U Hui's love story is so tragic. As much as U Hui's actions are dark like her fathers, her intentions fall within saving and putting her man back in power (a dream he had that she still holds onto). I'm kind of rooting for them to have a happy end too, even though U Hui is kind of a gray character right now.

as for Yi Gang and Dal I, their love story is just beginning. I love how he yearns. Aside from her having the same face, I do think it's her personality that matters most. If a random woman had her face and acted completely different with different mindsets, I don't think he would have fallen for her again. He has attempted to part ways with Dal I many times but is strung back because the personality is exactly as the woman he fell for.

Now that they will soul switch in the next ep, I assume Dal I Yi Gang will have to sort out the political conflicts together and she will now learn about what happened to the dead Crown Princess and maybe connect the dots.

Damn, what U Hui did was cold af. I'm wondering if ultimately she could be the downfall for her dad. If he slightly turns his attention toward Yi Un in a bad way, she's not taking his bs laying down that's for sure.

The actress is infamous for pulling these "no expression" acting scenes. People roasted her acting in The Impossible Heir, which was her first main lead role. I'm no hater though, as I've never seen that drama and seeing her here will be my first ever experience with her. Keeping my opinions open for now, maybe she has improved and will be better in the upcoming episodes?

Yes I'm a lakorn watcher 👐. I knew immediately this BL was lakorn and not the typical BL series. After seeing a lot of commenters not understand the multiple POVs and complexity of conflicts, I don't think tunnel vision BL watchers are ready for lakorns, the difference in story telling may be too much 😅

Yepp. I rarely watch a show based on how popular it is. It's always whether the plot interests me or not. Some popular shows are worth it, some aren't. It depends on what you personally like. And the only way to determine that is by actually watching it and being the judge for yourself, not letting what other's say sway you.