Ashile Sun is my man

Oh okay thank you, Netflix sucks..

Where are you watching it? I'm at episode 10 and have to wait until next week on Netflix for episode 11

Netflix says there's 15 episodes, and MDL says there's 32. I'm confused

Yeah think I already got hooked haha, can't stop watching xD

Cool quote, but it doesn’t really address what I said. If you’re going to reply, maybe stick to the actual point? But hey, whatever helps you sleep at night.

I "say" that bc I'm emotionally intellegint and can read through bs, Read the "48 laws of power" and stop brushing off people's true self as "they were just angry"

I've watched a lot of wuxia/xianxia dramas, but not used to "game" version of it. Found it on Netflix and giving it a try but not sure I take it seriously and kinda lost lol

Yeah hopefully they conclude it in the next episode

But those words didn't just come out randomly out of anger, anger reveals how someone feels about you deep down below the surface

Oh and another thing.... I despised Geum Hwi when she called the ladies "nobodies" out of anger. What someone says about you when they're angry is how they truely always felt about you. Its not suddenly that she started thinking they're "nobody," she always felt that and that she's above them, but her character is "nice" so she friended them lmao

I know that its a kdrama, not reality, but if I hear someone call me that out of anger, they're cut out of my life for good.

Yeah I figured, got over stimulated for a sec bc all the women from Xiyan looked similar lol. Only female lead has a unique face xD

This drama is so good but its so short, why would they end it in 2 episodes later idk....

Only 2 episodes left, and seems like Jeong Suk will drag letting Do Hyeon know who his real parents are despite already finding out. Idk anymore..

I'm confused, isn't A Dai the sister of the Prince of Xiyan? Why was he so calm when she got died in episode 6? Am I missing something? tf?

Yeah it was just weird to me, guess I'm not as open minded as I thought I was xD but I get it

So you wanna tell me he was too shy to kiss her or hold hands, so instead of kissing her or holding hands with her first like normal couples, they go straight to sex? LMAO idk my brain can't comprehend that but its almost over and proud of myself for not dropping still

Yeah and part of that is Seung Hyo rushing her, or should I say the writers rushing her lol. I know I would be super stressed out if I were in her shoes

I don’t see the lingering feelings between Seok Ryu and her ex-fiancé as a “red flag” or as Seok Ryu playing with Seung Hyo’s feelings. It’s actually pretty realistic that she and her ex are taking time to rethink their relationship and try to “fix things” after nearly 10 years together and an almost-marriage. What’s funny is that Seung Hyo took ages to confess, acting like he couldn’t stand her most of the time. Then, after finally working up the courage to confess to Seok Ryu right after she’s left a long-term relationship, he expects an immediate response. It’s almost like he thinks time should revolve around him.

He keeps saying her ex-fiancé is “too late” to fix things and trashes him without knowing the full story. But the reality is: 1. He’s the one who waited 10 years to speak up, and 2. The world doesn’t revolve around him. Seok Ryu needs space to sort through her feelings. Jumping from one relationship to another without time to reflect isn’t just unrealistic—it’s unhealthy.

Just the typical bringing the exes into the scene to make the main couple get jealous to finally own up on their feelings

My favorite airing kdrama, its so mature, very demure, very mindful.

On a serious note, its really good for inspiring people of any age to own up on their shit and become an entrepreneur, start that business you've been thinking about