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I'm not really complaining here, I'm not one of those rabid woke people. I appreciate a good medieval story with authentic society hierarchy. Just an interesting observation about that fantasy world's society. Naksu seems even more exeptional and badass now, being trained as a very high level female fighter mage.

He's a known drunkard. It was shown in earlier episodes.

Dunno, most of the women here are of noble birth so of course they are treated accordingly. But servants seem to be accordingly bullied around and sold like cattle at the whim. Poor Mu-Deok has to grovel, humiliate herself and play dumb to pass as a maid under the radar of nobles.

Nothing is known yet, aside from the message from the writers that they want part 2 and are writing the script for it currently. What kind of plot it will have and whether it will air at all is not known atm.

I hope that part 1 is self contained at least.

I see people try to come up with various versions of the same theory that real Mu-Deok is not actually a real person who got (willingly?) possessed by Naksu. Is it to justify Naksu staying in her body? That it's ok?

Personally, I'm rooting for Naksu very much to stay alive and preferrably in that body. I would like both girls to have a happy resolution, but let's be real here - blind girl Mu-Deok was a person of her own. She was living in that village, was about to get sold to a brothel in the capital and even had a pickpocket friend, which will be introduced soon.

Come to think of it, I haven't seen any female mages in Songrim or Cheonbugwan. Are they not allowed to train there?
Jin clan probably accepts female mages (if they join their clan?) and Sejukwon has female healers.
Is this a medieval fantasy thing going on here? I can see they're nonchalant about buying and selling people into servitude, and women seem to have traditional roles in society.

Try "From Now On, Showtime!" It has similar plot to the second lead couple with reincarnation and stuff.

You can still watch it if you want, it’s funny. Just be aware that it is a bit draggy and way less interesting than AoS. And the ending was disappointing, even though it was supposed to be happy. Ppl who watched it are rightfully fearful it will be copied in AoS.

It has a sucky ending.

No, actually the king got wind of the fact that Jang Kang learned how to do it. He didn’t order for him to learn it. For whatever reason Jang Kang started researching it on his own. I feel like he’s not the good guy we thought he was.

They play their relationship “dumb and loyal maid & eccentric master who really likes his maid” very well. Everybody buys it. And the only evil dude who figured it out is dead. As for Yul, he won’t tell anybody.

Nope, you're imagining it.

I think nobody wants that ending here. Especially considering Naksu has no body to return to.

Not really new, but ML has the most rights to the throne if alchemy of souls really does transfer dna in that fantasy world.

They weren't glowing. I've this episode saved in 1080p and there was nothing discernible.

Maybe people are cautious to give it a better score when they don't know how this will end? Ending may suck because of the writers?

Both are very good, but completely different. It's cool to have so much good stuff to watch this season.

Well, that would explain a part of Mu-Deok's mystery.

The queen has it. But real Mu-Deok may have a part of it inside her? She exhibits powers as if she has it too.