EternalSunshineOfTheSpot

I do agree about the direction as well. It's almost as if javanese directors simply grab a camera to record what's happening (well not all of them) but a lot of the stories have the potential to be artistic masterpieces.

Same issue exactly

This has some funny lines but I'm personally pretty bored otherwise. Chemistry is everything in kdramas and this lead couple is certainly not one of those who make you swoon at first sight for me. However I like the premise so I will just try to keep watching.

I liked season 1 but two episodes into season 2 and I'm not that invested somehow,idk.

I had no idea one my favourite kdramas had a second season!So glad

I haven't properly watched a kdrama since the first part of AoS ended,nothing seemed to satisfy me and I dropped them all but now it's back and I watched four episodes in a row (I couldn't watch it before due to work)...absolutely love it!And I wish to add that somehow I can tell that this lady and Mudeok were both the same Naksu despite the difference in behaviour,maybe I am biased because I know it or mayhe they have the same expression. That's why I don't mind everyone falling for her again,at least they are consistent with the girls they like,well all except Uk. I hope Uk starts to like her before he knows who she really is...and let me say it (though I know I'll get hate) if Uk continues to be a jerk,the CP can do the job just fine in my book

I only just saw the poster^....How HOT is that!

I found the ending appropriate in the sense that he wasn't supposed to die in the first place,it was her all along since she was sick. None of the people who killed themselves were supposed to die...

Good premise,very black mirror-esque,yet I found it anticlimactic. I can't say,was the music not strong enough?Would I like a plot twist?Was it the direction?Something was just not enough.

I loved that episode so much!Good,definitely going to watch

I haven't watched it yet,I was wondering whether this gives Black Mirror vibes

I am a little confused because I believe that Koreans used a similar system to the chinese where even if the empress has no sons to inherit the throne and somebody else's son does,she still is the dowager and the most respected person at court alongside the actual mother of the emperor. I understand the queen wanting the absolute best for her children but the amount of anxiety for her position and her life confuses me since it's not like a concubine can become a dowager queen all of a sudden...or am I wrong?

We had more romantic scenes when they were not together...I feel like so many kdramas do this but WHY? They should have dealt with the subplot by episodes 10-11 and leave ep 12 for fluff.

I can't say if he is a bad actor but the truth is he can't be mean without almost smiling sweetly at the end 🤣 His face and expressions give off a kind vibe,I'd like to see him in a good character role.

Since the only reason I've been watching has been the leads and the fluffy romance and I (openly admit that) honestly couldn't care less about the dramatic subplot,I have been skipping scenes lately as well. But I still find it entertaining,plus there nothing else for me to watch these days...so boring.

Thus place has been too quiet! Are people still watching?

This couple's chemistry is on fire but Bossam is very different and gets quite serious/political with way less romance. It's a quality drama but not everyone's cup of tea.

I think it's the third time this drama ends with the leads on top of each other in some sort of manner 😅 Apart from that,didn't the FL get discovered too soon?

I wanted to watch this be because of the cast but their chemistry feels a little forced despite both being excellent actors in general. Also,ep 1 was looong,I haven't finished it so I wonder if it gets better.

I believe most people watch it for the cast and the jokes though