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The POV of everyone was outstanding 👏🏻

I request please WATCH THIS SERIES and ESPECIALLY THIS EPISODE. The POV of everyone whether it is po, thame or pemika is outstanding! The writer actually deserves 'Best Writer Of The Year Award'! The direction was amazing and how they portrait the true reality of us !(that is we Fans) is so true (harshly). We don't see the heart and feelings of these idols, we only treat them as a robot whose work is to pamper us, entertain us, (or be a part of our fanfiction) like how shameful it is!!! We don't see that they too need some personal life some caring people. Such STUPID DUMDA*S FANS thinks they idols are slaves of them and they can't do anything without their permission. I LITERALLY CRIED IN MY BATHROOM. BUT PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE 🙏🏻 WATCH THIS EPISODE. WE NEED TO CHANGE THE THINKING OF THIS WORLD!!!!

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More nonsensical plot development

Honestly, I am only surviving watching this by observing how bad it can really get. Why does LR repeated listen to SRQ over her own common sense? Why doesn't she ever talk to PWX for clarification given he was also around and actually seems to have known what was going on? She's supposed to be 38 years old - mentally - but somehow actually acts like an 18 year old.And SRQ's motivation seems to be arbitrarily to support noble families and to protect her (when he allowed her to be killed?). I really don't understand his character at all because it is precisely this level of scheming that resulted in all the messed up s**t last life. AND WHY DO THE NOBLE FAMILIES FEEL SO INSECURE when politics isn't just about a cohesive group but the internal strife / schemes between people in power. Even conservatives now understand this.Also, this is EXTREMELY POOR plot development. We have 33 episodes of slow development and suddenly at episode 34 they want to go an explain the past - and it's only told through words. A better way of explaining would be through re-enactment and focussing on slowly dripping this information through the episodes (or at least dropping hints).

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this is interesting. so many questions.....…

this is interesting. so many questions..... there was a milliseconds were i thought maybe Jang Ho Woo & Han Seung Jo r biological brothers. but Han Je Kyun (as mean as he looks) doesn't seem like someone that would lose a child & not look for him (i think). so that question has to be answered.******************************************************************************************************************************************also was wondering does Seung Jo remember Ho Woo from the construction site? as he talked about Ho Woo's anger - which i didn't notice in the office. is that also why he hired him? or was it just to rub it in, in his fathers face.******************************************************************************************************************************************side note: the only reason anyone would work in that accounting firm is cause they have an agenda, cause if u r a normal, average person working in an environment full of pompous asses that r full of themselves, cause of the universities they studied in or the people they know, is insufferable to me. the POV where u only teach or guide a new employee, cause it is self serving is mind boggling to me. u do it cause it's ur job & cause u want the new hire to do the job correctly, so u can do ur job well & not have to hold their hand or correct their mistakes ＼（〇_ｏ）／ no?!? 

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More on the characters

I like that we get to see a bit more about what motivates them. Shao Peng shows himself to be caring but he has logic behind his career choice. He's also strong (mentally and physically). Zi Xiang continues to be bratty ( calls Jonathan to get him a drink while stood next to the fridge) but also see he's felt inferior to his brother, has no real interest in the family business and doesn't like being made to work in it. But he's not stupid, probably spoilt so why not take advantage of what it offers? He IS lazy ...We also see more of Shuhe in relation to both leads. There's some good timing - comedic and serious moments. We also get more signing which is a good thing. Shao Peng's expressions say a great deal without a word being spoken. In terms of sexuality, felt it was being made fairly clear that Zi Xiang is interested in men and women. What interest he's had in return, harder to say. Am glad we got an explanation for the showering - I really wondered what sort of order was that?

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