I wanted to punch Yoon-Jae’s face many times throughout the duration of this drama. And that white turtleneck shirt he wore in episode 12 had me rolling my eyes to the heavens.
The things that had me invested in this drama was mostly Yoo Jung-Hoo and the OST. I hope he gets to star in more dramas
oh man, I just cannot bring myself to see someone who kills animals for fun as a romantic male lead, even though…
Hunting was a measurement of the strong in society and a status symbol. If you were able to hunt and kill animals(doesn’t matter which), then you were able to be a provider; provide food, clothes, etc. It was a necessity and they couldn’t pick and choose like technology as afforded us to do today.
I went to read up on him, it would be understandable if they got mad had the name change not happened because…
I think they chose to romanticise him because he’s a complex character and his tyranny was greatly influenced by his childhood. I’m guessing it would most likely go along the plot of what if. What if he loved someone so much that she was able to change the course of history .
This is exactly how I feel! Romance and especially romcom are essentially a bit formulaic, so you'd think it would…
Ding ding ding!!!
“letting your outrageous premise play out” that’s why I love this drama right now, because they’re both so at odds with each other and the tension is sizzling. It’s a game of when will they fall for each other, and how will they get there, and this has me eager for the next episodes.
If this can be drawn out as much as possible, while not allowing the character’s lose their spark, that would be great
Why does the King want the Gwinyeo around him? Is it because she challenged him, talked rudely and assaulted him or the way she fed him reminded him of his mother? And the book…is a recipe book. Does that mean the king cooks in his spare time or made a list of his mother’s recipe to recreate?…
I can’t sit still from curiosity. I’ll have to rewatch episode 1 in the meantime.
Maybe I’m just too used to seeing the characters closest to the protagonists turn out to be the worst traitors,…
With his character, I wont be surprised. Plus, Ji-Yeong called him a tyrant so she knows how bad he is. Compared to the King, I don’t know who’s worse.
If I too, happened to find a man dressed in royal robe reminiscent of the Joseon dynasty and talking so formally. I would think he took cosplaying a little too seriously.
Everything about this drama is fantastic so far! From the dialogue, to the characters, to the sequence of events.
The things that had me invested in this drama was mostly Yoo Jung-Hoo and the OST. I hope he gets to star in more dramas
It was a necessity and they couldn’t pick and choose like technology as afforded us to do today.
“letting your outrageous premise play out” that’s why I love this drama right now, because they’re both so at odds with each other and the tension is sizzling. It’s a game of when will they fall for each other, and how will they get there, and this has me eager for the next episodes.
If this can be drawn out as much as possible, while not allowing the character’s lose their spark, that would be great
And the book…is a recipe book. Does that mean the king cooks in his spare time or made a list of his mother’s recipe to recreate?…
I can’t sit still from curiosity. I’ll have to rewatch episode 1 in the meantime.
How else would we have had the dramatic prowess of Gwinyeo of Chef? :D
Everything about this drama is fantastic so far!
From the dialogue, to the characters, to the sequence of events.
Episode 2 is not coming fast enough!