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I'm so furious, I came here without even finishing th e episode, that's how furious I am. That damn Min prime minister-whatever his name is, he took advantage of the situation and said those things to His Highness. I mean, yeah, he was concerned about Huiju, I don't deny that, but from my point of view he is just a big schemer. Like i said, he just took advantage of the whole situation, just for his profit, because he knows ho doesn't stand even the smallest of chances. OMG, I'm so angry!

Mary said at the beginning of her comment that it is the character's synopsis

And meeee!!! 🙋🏻‍♀️

This kdrama is amazing!!!!
I haven't felt like this about a drama in a while!
I don't even have words for how much i like it! It even made me cry at some point!

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Honestly, I don't like him! I expected people to leave comments about him like "why didn't he confess until now if he likes her?", "why didn't he say anything until now?" or "why is he only acting about his crush only after Hui Ju and An got together?" This time those comments are perfectly right!

Yes, but Papago doesn't differentiate between a first name and last name, between a given name and a surname. So of course it does that, because it "thinks" it's a single name. But it is not! It is I or Yi ( I would have written Yi, but I is correct). And then is An (or Ahn). I don't understand why should we write an English name, actually a Scottish name, for a Korean one. Wth???

No, it is not correct calling him Ian! That's a whole different name. Yes, in Korea they use the full name when they adress someone, but they don't call him Ian, that's a Scottish name. His name is I An (or Yi or Lee, the romanised version). If someone close to him calls him by his name, it would be An, not Ian.

Why is everybody already complaining about this drama? It just started and it delivers what it was promised: comedy, romance and drama. People nowadays are not grateful for anything, because they are so oversaturated. If you don't like it, don't watch it!
I'm going to start complain too, but not about the drama. I'm complaining about how everyone literally calls him Ian in comments, posts and even subtitles. What???? His first name is An, and I (or Yi) is his last name. You can't just rename him on a whim! My God!

This is the best comment 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

WTH, bruh''? Weird!!!!

I'm anxious about Bei too. Right now, he makes me feel like he does the same thing as her. Or revenge on behalf of his friend? Pay her back for what she did? I don't know, but i really hope I'm wrong. Like wayyy wrong!

The red sleeve was worse because it was based on reality. And Deok Im's life was real. She really died like that, after her children died. This one is just a story, at least. But The red sleeve? That one was real.

People associate the character too much with the actor and that's why they like Im Jae Yi. Sometimes people don't take into account anymore the difference between actors and characters. And that's why I think they like second male leads more.

Even if she doesn't die, if he becomes king, this will not have happy ending. There is now way a slave can be with the king. So either way, not being together or dying, is not happy at all! So sad!😔😔😔

They didn't say anything, but according to what the story said, there were nobles and concubines with children of the former king that suffered or died at the hands of the current king. So, according to other sageuks that I've seen and customs from those times learned from them, the woman from the temple may be a former concubine, I think, from the way she is dressed and has her hair done. And the man may be a son fo a noble that died or something. This is what I think according to what I know. It may be wrong too. I don't know for sure.
And I was wrong about the theory that they killed Eun Jo's father. @crayrules was right. Im Sa Hyeong was the real culprit after all. It may be better this way.

I think maybe the king didn't kill her father. That's what I think for now. I think maybe that woman, the one from the temple, and her accomplices, killed her father to make her act against the king. To use her for a rebellion. I think there are like 4 factions here: the king, Im Sa Hyeong, that woman and her group and also the good guys(Eun Jo, Yeol, etc). I may be wrong, but for now thatțs what I think

I actually understand why he did that. Because if she hurt the king, even if he died or not, it would be worse for her. It's bad already that she tried to kill him and because she hurt a prince. but if she actually managed to hurt the king? It would be way worse. And for Yeol? That was like his last hope and gift for her in his mind, I think 😔😔😔

I suspected a sad ending from the first episode. I think this will be ktrauma, not a kdrama.

I generally don't like the second male lead. I never have. I have just one exception and is not this guy(the only exception it's Han Seo Joon from True beauty). I didn't like him from the moment I saw him. And what? He had to at least keep something for himself? What was that, the girl? What is she, you baggage, to claim it or what? He was really annoying for me. I don't understand how people liked him and how others wanted him to become the male lead. How is that possible? My mind just doesn't comprehend this. When we have such a great character like Xiao Zhiyu? No, not possiblr!