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Terrible, they both die! It's a bad ending.

Okay, they used the cliché of someone being under the influence of a 'drug', but even so, I didn't expect that.

I swear I wasn't expecting a scene like that in ep 13
Overall, I'm really enjoying the drama.

I'm going to watch this because of the lead actress, I like Eleanor Lee.

Ji Ming Yue seems to have her days numbered, meaning FL going to die? But something tells me that ML will sacrifice himself in the end. He's a hopeless case of love at first sight.

It's not very good, luckily the episodes are short.
There is little romance and it's probably a bad ending.

'synopsis' After inheriting the role of a spirit guide, Wang Shiqi travels the land exorcising evil. In Taohua Town, he becomes involved in a series of supernatural cases alongside Su Wanrong and Yinlian. As they investigate, they uncover a larger conspiracy involving local corruption and a foreign faction, leading them to protect the town and its people from both human and supernatural threats.

From the moment she said something like, "I'll accept the other invitation because I don't have feelings," I gave up on her. What's the logic in refusing an invitation from someone she likes and accepting to go out with someone else she doesn't have feelings for? He had to try to kiss her for her to leave, to think about ML, and then we have the whole scene of them together that night, but the script found a way to separate them once again.

I don't care anymore, so what if ML is wrong, or FL is wrong, I don't want to know anymore, I'm tired of all this.
This has to end soon, I don't care who she chooses.
And I can't believe I'm saying this, I thought seeing the story of the traitor and the mistress would be boring, but I discovered that the romance between FL and ML is worse.

Whoever said the couple would only get together around episode 31/32 was right, I saw spoilers for episode 30, they have a night together, but obviously the script found a way to keep them apart for a while longer.

I'm on ep 9 and I'm loving it.
I like this FL. Main couple has good chemistry.
Also, I found the flashbacks interesting.

ML has already made his interest clear, the problem is that FL has already rejected him several times. I'm surprised he still wants anything.
The confession should have happened when he invited her, but she overheard his ex-girlfriend's conversation and left. What's the point of the protagonist wanting to confess his feelings if the female protagonist keeps rejecting him? Besides, confessing in the rain is kind of unrealistic; the guy is worried about her, is this really the right time to tell her how much he loves her?

What's all this talk about? The protagonist rejected the male protagonist because she has feelings for him, but accepted the other guy's invitation because there are no feelings involved? I think the best thing would be to not have a romance in this and just focus on her career.

The more I watch, the more tired I get of this drama. Forget that ML was somewhat undecided; the problem now is that he's made up his mind, but FL keeps refusing. How long does the director want to drag this out? Episode 31?

Overall, I'm enjoying the drama. I don't usually watch K-dramas, but what probably hooked me on this one was the royalty theme. Of course, there's also the fact that IU is in the drama; I like that actress. Ep. 6 was good, and that ending was great! :3

You know what's wors; Even if it ends well, it's still bad. There could have been more scenes with the main couple and the kids, you know? But no, we only get those "5 minutes of glimpse" of a happy ending.
They even showed scene with Chun'er.
If it had been a ending + a parallel reality of a happy ending, I would have thought it was better

It's truly impressive, congratulations to the director.

Sometimes, keeping things simple is better.
The author lost his way.

Final interpretation; someone sent the message and you're just repeating it.
Whether that's true or not, this drama is chaotic; stories that try to be too clever are usually not good because they "try," but they aren't really.

Everyone knew that Rebirth wasn't a direct continuation of Princess Agents, and that it doesn't follow the novel either; even Princess Agents isn't 100% faithful to the novel.
But it's true that there was a lot of expectation, and that frustrated a lot of people. I mean, they expected something, but what they saw fell short of expectations. I'm one of those who had high expectations, but I knew it would be different from PA and different from the novel.

When Ji Fang showed he wanted something more, she rejected him; anyone else would have moved on. In a way, I agree that the right thing to do would be to clarify the situation since he's still interested in her. Honestly, I don't like the romance itself.