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probably when han liao accused her of being an imposter and brought her sister as a witness. he notices her expressions during those moments. also before entering the palace, he asks her if she's hiding anything from him.

she isn't in the position to trust anyone, and i don't think she realises that Lu Zhou loves her. she has lived a life where people were never good to her without expecting anything in return, thats why she tried to “seduce” him in the recent eps.

i am pretty sure Lu Zhou knew that she wasn't actually Wei Rao since Han Liao framed her, like the way he focuses on her micro-expressions. he says that he can't tell when she's being honest or when she's lying, but i do think he understands in most cases? i like the fact he's so honest with her too. another rare occurrence in the cdrama land.

i like when smart male leads are actually smart. a rare occurrence in the cdrama land

I have to say Shisaka Ryoto as Serizawa really carried the whole show. He kinda reminded me of Kiyoi with Duang's personality (someone also said he is the extroverted version of Wataru and honestly, I can see it). Looking forward to more of his worksT^T

it is what you think it is

can anyone who has read the webnovel tell me what the ml's personality is like?

i watched it a while ago T-T

can someone recommend me shows with similar vibe to this that i can watch while waiting for ep 2😭

this is a masterpiece. its perfection. if i could, i'd kiss the writer's hands for writing this story. i will not take a single criticism towards 4h2s.

no i haven't. i am not really into plots like this. i am only gonna watch this cause of Lee Jong Won😭

2/10 ragebait, you could do better if you actually read my comment

oh thanks

where did you watch it from

media literacy is dead omfg. she wasn't a good person, but her circumstances made her the way she is. she died young so miserably, and her character was a lot more complex than the fl. i didn't expect a happy ending for her, but the ending felt weird and rushed.

this is probably the only 2026 drama that i am genuinely enjoying

my comment is sounding too negative, but i am, in fact, enjoying this quite a lot, tho i did skip a lot of scenes cause of how much it cringed me out. At times, it feels like they're trying to make the ml look too much of a green flag, but it's making him seem more of an asshole (like bringing her flowers, following her everywhere, being so persistent).

I LOVE THE 2ND COUPLE SO FAR THO.

the 2nd couple's story makes me feel like 2 different authors wrote this show, even the cinematography is so different for the 2nd couple. Its almost out of a hongkong movie, while the main couple's scenes are filmed like a mv or a documentary at times(which i love).

Despite HIY and LHR's great chemistry, I just can't really vibe with their characters. Its like I can't even differentiate between their past and future selves. Their childish banter worked well for their teenage selves, but for people in their 30s, its just so unbelievably annoying to me.

Also the 3rd couple's story just started, and they're already making me cringe 😭

this is either gonna be a hot pile of mess or a masterpiece that'd leave me crying...no in betweens

its so dramatic and cringe at times, but i actually liked it...i just wish jdramas adapted from a manga didn't have actors acting in such a comical way like no one reacts like that irl (tho it did get better after 3-4 eps). i like that they didn't add any unnecessary romance between Uomi and Gaku(like GAKU IS LITERALLY ACE YOU CAN'T CONVINCE ME OTHERWISE!!) Kai's character kinda creeped me out at first with his intense gaze and smile, but his backstory was so sad bro, not that his present story was any better. Like the writer really had to make him so miserable for no reason poor guy 😭