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This was a good episode. I'm finally feeling…

This was a good episode. I'm finally feeling the connection between Han Bom and Seo Ki Joo, which up til now, I haven't been convinced of. The story is okay, but the actors haven't convinced me until now. This episode, it's begun to be believable. Things which have helped: they've begun to be honest with each other, just openly showing that they need each other; Han Bom is no longer (at least here) being pushy and overbearing; Ki Joo isn't acting like a scared dog, but taking some charge of his situation, and realising it's not just him anymore, but the two of them together. A really nice development shown this episode is Seo Ki Joo realising that he wants to live. He never really had a reason before; just believed he would die at this age, and that was his fate. He had no reason to hope otherwise. But now, he has someone who makes him want to live; someone he wants and needs to live for. She doesn't want him to leave her, too, like her grandmother. She needs him to stay. So he has a will to do his best to live, now. A reason beyond himself. We all need this reason; living for ourselves isn't enough.

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Dawns Setting Sun

I loved the opening storyline -- young boy traveling the seas with grandfather, and all, and during storm he does this heroic thing that you realize this kid is special... then to find out the young boy is a girl... and I love her relationship with her grandfather & old Zhoug. ----- she meets her betroth, she meets MLActing: Young Hua Zhi 10--- Acting: Supporting Cast mix -- Grandfather, Old Zhoug 10----Music: Opening & Ending very catchy 10 ------Storyline: 10 ----Production: 10Quote: she asks Yanxi if he traveled through a certain location and his response is that she's a girl that should be at home and she has traveled the world her response is "I was not born to hide behind the door' --- So much going on in Ep1 -- new Leader of the Bureau of Guard and Hua family removed from power and society.

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EP 3

Wow, that last twist was incredibly shocking. Sol suddenly returns to the present and her original soul from the past comes back to her body. That twist was truly unexpected.Overall, the entire episode was fantastic. I cant express how much im loving this show and this couple. The way Sunjae was flying kisses in the air was hilarious, and their first kiss happening in only episode 3?? Thats impressive.Im also enjoying Taesung's character, he is cool and the way he keeps calling Sol grandma is funny. His proposal to Sol in the last scene was reminiscent of how Han Seojun asked Jugyeong out on the school campus. While watching the show, i cant help but be reminded of True Beauty. Some scenes bear a striking resemblance to True Beauty and i love it. Another scene where Sol urgently needed to pee was similar to how Jugyeong also had an urgent need to pee in the elevator, lol.One positive development is that Sol managed to change the fate of one tragedy, giving hope for her future. I also noticed that the writer had changed almost the entire story from webtoon and had only kept the core concept but im not complaining because this adaptation is actually much better than the original webtoon in my opinion (I had read 40 chapters of the webtoon, so i can confidently say that).

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Okay i loved episode 2.

It was really good and the plot started to pick up. At first I thought meh i won’t be liking this series but I am definitely looking forward to next week. I am intrigued and I am looking forward to seeing what happens and how in the world he’s going to survive that. For some reason I do not believe the royal physician is the culprit but let’s see. I think he cares too much about his daughter. My thing is… they’re basically married and now that the crown prince has been disposed will her father still want her to marry the deposed prince. It’s really interesting because although I lost faith in him I regain my trust in the king just to lose it again. Did he really get his own Simon killed that’s so crazy.

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