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I'm in love with Petty Queen Feng Yin. She makes me giggle and do a little happy dance anytime the Phoenix makes a grand entrance and the peacock is forced to stew in envy!

Today's episodes were fun. I'm not against Feng Yin and Yuan Qi getting married, in fact, I'm more like Feng Yin's master watching everything and laughing from the sidelines. I have been a strong critic of Yuan Qi's shitty decisions in the past and he's going in the right direction now. I'm looking forward to more of the dream team working together.

I love Feng Yin cos she's not just smart, powerful and calm, but she's also very, very petty. The rain on Yuan Qi's head was so funny to me cos she pretends she doesn't care anymore but that was pure pettiness 😂 I was wondering if Feng Yin would put the disguise aside to attend the birthday banquet but it seems she didn't? We're in the home stretch now so I expect all the twists and turns as the mysteries get unravelled.

As usual, I truly cannot wait for Hua Shu to fall on her face in public. She and her useless father deserve nothing good.

This! I was asking the same thing. She straight up lied about the message like she had a different agenda. I also don't know where that random guy materialized from with his umbrella. It all seemed too convenient when the only reason Yan Shuang was there was because of the message error.

Yuan Qi, Yuan Qi... This whole thing is giving TMOPB vibes especially with all the tribulations and the reawakening of Feng Yin. I still think Yuan Qi should've saved his god powers to find and punish all the devilish immortals, esoecially that peacock and her useless father.

I wonder if Feng Yin remembers her time as A Yin since she made a point of saying she remembers all her lives in the past 1000 years. I wonder if she decided not to talk about that just yet. I'm looking forward to everyone finding out that Feng Yin and A Yin bear a striking resemblance.

I finally got to a point where I can't defend Yuan Qi. He should have stood his ground against the immortals at that moment because it was clear they just wanted to kill A Yin. Also, saying he would destroy Ningyun Mountain when she had already lost Daze was so low. He should've known that there would be no explaining after that cos A Yin would rather die than live in a world where her home was destroyed twice.

Also, at that point, everyone knew the devils were involved so I don't understand why he couldn't just say no. My position before was that he was making the best choices based on the information he had, but even after knowing the truth, he still let himself be manipulated into harming A Yin. Then 1000 years later, he didn't even do anything to punish the peacock that was responsible for the destruction of A Yin's core? That's that thing these dramas love to do where the ML claims he has to be impartial but in reality he's just letting the bad person thrive for no reason. I was truly disappointed in Yuan Qi for the first time but also, he deserves the pain of knowing he did that to A Yin and he may never see her again.

Maybe there was a translation difference but from what I saw, he seemed to say that he "once" regretted meeting her. I do think he worded it that way on purpose because it is true and he wants her to turn away from him. I think at this point he's willing to sacrifice his relationship with her if it will keep her safe. I also think he's putting distance between them so that the other immortals will leave her alone.

None of that is good for A Yin's heart, but unfortunately we have to watch her go through hell for a while longer.

The way he lies to her and uses her tells me that he would definitely sacrifice her for power. He doesn't care about her beyond what she can do for him and the moment she outlives her usefulness, he will cast her aside.

Unpopular opinion, but I don't think there's anything else Yuan Qi could do right now when the evidence points one way and the only thing he has to hold onto is A Yin's testimony. If he didn't believe her, he wouldn't be investigating on his own but he can't just say well, this girl everyone knows I like says something different so you can all go kick rocks. That's what the peacock wanted from the emperor and we all agreed that was rubbish. The only reason we're on A Yin's side now is cos we know the truth as viewers and we also love her character.

I'm looking forward to the truth coming out but I can only imagine the heartbreak before then.

Lady Hong is hilarious, cos how is she gonna use the peacock against A Yin when Gu Jin literally fell in love with A Yin while he was supposedly down bad for the peacock? That dusty ship has sailed a long time ago 🤣 not to mention that Gu Jin has seen just how sly and self-serving the peacock is, AND he's already halfway back in love with A Yin.

I like that A Yin has her own agenda going on besides Gu Jin and I'm enjoying how she just charms everyone except the crazies. In fact, A Yin should be the metric to know if a character is good or bad cos if they can't get along with her, they must be nasty from the inside out.

I was secretly hoping she was watching them from a dark corner just dying of jealousy at the end of ep 7 🤣

I guess you didn't actually read my comment. She literally explained that they all had a meeting, discussed the concept and agreed on the look. The assistant was at that meeting. If she couldn't convince the team that her idea was better then, why should SD entertain her acting out now in front of everyone? If after 4 years she doesn't get how their production works, maybe she shouldn't be working there? She's not the one whose name is on the line but she decided to override everyone else because she thought the scarf looked nice even though they had a meeting and she couldn't defend that choice in the meeting? It just shows she has no regard for her colleagues. If SD decided on the concept on her own and refused any input, what you've said would make sense, but she didn't. She involved all of them, which also shows that she's not a horrible boss.Also, if you're going to resort to personal insults, I will no longer respond. You should be able to say what you have to say about kdramas without insulting people you don't know on the internet. This is my last comment on this. Have a good day.

They had a team meeting. They agreed on the concept and design. She decided on her own that because she liked the scarf, she would put it on the model without approval. Sam Dal said no. She did it again and said she knows better than the person who's name is on the contract. If the client decides it's trash you know who's not getting their name tarnished? An unknown assistant. Also, why would SD need to explain to an assistant who attended the team meeting why a decision she participated in was made? Plus she did explain to her that the scarf did not go with their agreed concept. Maybe you missed that. And again, disagreeing with your boss is not the issue, doing it in public through disobedience is unprofessional. That's not a good or great employee cos there is a time and place for everything. Sam Dal is a photographer, which means her name is attached to every job she takes. If she gave the job to an assistant who is not ready for the responsibility, that would end up ruining her reputation. The assistant was presented as someone who literally copies everything SD does and is very rude and condescending to her colleagues - something SD never did from what her staff says. Nobody liked the assistant even before we knew she was a snake.

You said the assistant was not wrong. Also, questioning your boss and disobeying her in public on a decision you were involved in, is not only petty, it's unprofessional. She was in the meeting when they decided on that scarf, but instead of making a convincing case for her pov, she decided to do whatever she wanted despite FL saying otherwise. And again, she admitted that she did all that because she was upset that FL wasn't crying in a corner over her cheating bf, so she was being insubordinate on purpose to disrupt FL's work.

As for the rest, I don't think SD has blamed anyone but herself for what happened. She raged out at her friends out of frustration and cos of what she overheard. That may not be the best, but it's allowed cos she's been keeping it all in since she arrived. She only wanted them to ask because she was scared they believed the lies.

My biggest problem with SD is that she let that assistant go too easily. I expected that since she's in that world she would have at least one reporter she could talk to, and share her side of the story. That also only works if she's willing to share all of it though, which she clearly isn't cos she's still trying to protect the assistant. The funny thing is that ex-employee thinks she's the best thing since sliced bread but I wonder if she can live up to her own hype. She thinks she's ready simply because she's good at doing what SD plans out, but is she any good at coming up with a plan on her own?

My second issue with SD is that she's always hiding like she's already been found guilty when she didn't do anything wrong. I want her to walk with her head held high and dare anyone to even breathe wrongly in her direction. I expect that from the woman who dumped a bowl of spoiled kimchi on her cheating bf in public.

Her friends are kind of adorable, and fiercely loyal which I appreciate. It's a typical small town meaning everyone is in everyone else's business with very little information or common sense, but they're not malicious, and I like that too.

I'm looking forward to future interactions between her sister and her ex husband cos that's sure to be fun! I wish SD's strategy wasn't also affecting her sisters lives but at least they're understanding. As for the leads, I think there's so much that's been left unspoken between them and so much miscommunication, but that's the beauty of the drama, right?

Idk, the assistant was already sleeping with her bf at that point so I don't think she's the better person in that scenario. She also admitted that she was trying to ruin FL's career but was upset that the cheating bf didn't wreck her. She had a bad attitude and I expect her to have a hard crash to reality soon.

As for her friends, she heard them him say he's happy she failed and that was a horrid thing to say even if he didn't mean it that way. She's allowed to rage once in a while among friends and family cos they won't hold it against her and at that point she hadn't established that they were her "biggest supporters", only that they were glad she was going through the worst moment in her life.

As for her and ML, no one knows the whole story. They only know the half they've been told. From her pov, he dumped her and broke her heart - that's what her sisters know. But everyone in town believes she dumped him for her dreams and wrecked him. We will find out the truth eventually.

Wasn't he the one who broke up with her? Whatever his reasons, which we haven't seen yet, he dumped her and she has no reason to chase after someone who broke her heart. If anything, him being good to her now will only confuse her cos her feelings will be revived.

Eps 5 and 6 are my favorites so far! I love how effortlessly charming Yeon Woo is especially at work. I'm also enjoying Tae Ha discovering all those pesky feelings. I'm curious who else is going to turn up from the past now.

The only thing I don't care for is the weird stalker. Why does every drama need a weird stalker these days? We already have time travel, contract marriage, roommates, murder mystery etc, we don't need the person in a hoody taking shady pics. Maybe I'm wrong though, and it'll somehow prove to be necessary but right now, I'm not interested in yet another thing.

All in all, I'm really looking forward to next week's episodes!

This lives on the same street as Triage and Manner of Death for me. It's got me wondering about the mystery and the plot as well as the relationship between the leads. I'm really enjoying it so far.

I need this to happen!

you may be right. however, ZZ seems like the type to act on his own feelings so even if she starts pulling back now, it may already be too late.