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Lee joon is doing great as Eul Tae. I can feel his loneliness, pain, and sincerity like he's torn. If only his dad had given him a chance and loved him, but then we wouldn't even have a bulgasal story lol.

Now that you've said it I think I can tell that William's voice is his, but then Xu Kaicheng's voice from the drama sounds so different from his usual voice that I know.

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Sypnosis sounds interesting. Yang zi should pick up this drama ASAP 😄

I love fantasy, but I can understand why they don't want her to play fantasy because the stories or the characters are pretty repetive. However, I will take traditional over modern dramas anytime! Plus, this is tong hua so she's pretty originality with her work.

It is sad, but true in most cases. Many killers are born because they have had a bad childhood experience, lack love, or were abused. Eul Tae did kill and I'm not excusing him of his crimes because I would be fearful if I were in his victim's case, but I can see how his father was the initiator (the cause) of the hate that was growing inside of him; and he took that hate out on his younger brother. And, most killers always go after someone similar to who they hate or someone that reminds them of their wicked past. Since Eul Tae cannot go after his father, he goes after someone weaker to feel strong or empowered.

That was a really good episode! To think that the chain of hate started from the detective, who was such a loving father 600 years ago. I did not see it coming that Sang Un was the original bulgasal all along. Poor Doyoon! I teared up for him when he was begging his father once again, not to leave him and when Hwal finally realizes who Doyoon is. Right from when Hwal met Siho in ep 4, you already know that he can only move on with life and forgive himself was when he gets Siho's and Doyoon's forgiveness.

I didn't realize they dubbed their own voices. I knew yang mi's voice right away but not the others.

You can tell who was obviously my favorite character 🤣

🤣 I'm getting confused with all these chinese names from watching too many dramas. I meant Fang Zhu. I loved their bromance! I didn't mention Tilan because I already knew that she held a special position in his heart.

Haha! That's what happens when you have too many awesome female characters or if you may call it a harem. You gotta try hard to please everyone.

Oh! You're a sucker for childish romance huh? Makes sense. For me, it depends, but I do like more angst or mature romances that tugs on my heartstrings.

I think it's not just chemistry only, people love her character and her portrayal of the nanggong pu ye which is why they wanted her or qing niao's character to be the lead so that the story could go more in depth with their story and background and/or how their character matches with XFN like bringing out the differences in his character.

😂 It's true though! Although, I loved the king, I thought he was so antagonistic at the beginning that I thought the writer would never be able to redeem him, but eventually you see that he did cared/loved Tian Ming as much as Tian Ming cared/loved him which was just 🥰.

Not necessarily. Giving birth is one of the most painful experience a woman has to endure. If she didn't love Hwal, why would she go through another pregnancy again when they already have a son, their lineage. Plus, this was during historical time so giving birth back then was even riskier so why risk her own life and risk having another cursed child? She "supposedly" married Hwal due to her father or due to filial obligation, but that doesn't mean she has to become a baby maker. Plus, she seems like the type to voice her opinion or say whatever she feels like without bottling them in due to modern references showing her having a temper and argumental, but also softness and care so I doubt she'd be the type to just give Hwal a baby just because they had to.

Lemme message you then.

It's better if you see it for yourself to understand because it has to do with the ML having a rare bond blood called Baishi. If you don't understand Baishi then you won't be able to understand the ending and why it ended the way it did.

That's what I'm thinking too because the climate is cold.

I don't think the drama showed much of the history of Beimang yet unless we've got viewers here who has read the novel.

It's an open ending for the main cp; I see it as a hopeful happy ending though. I was more invested in the second cp.

I think the writer/director did not express it clearly. For me, what I got out of it was, if they weren't in love, how could they have had 2 kids together? I can understand that it was due to a filial obligation if they only had a son, but then they had a daughter too. This means that they knew the son got cursed but both were willing to have another child and why is that? Plot service?...or the writer was just trying to pull some cr*p haha. Anyways, Si ho's motherly love and agony for her kids could have had a big hand in making her hate Hwal and it probably diminished any love that she had for him so she spatted out any hate word towards him, but it doesn't mean that they "possibly" (I'm using possibly because I know the writer might just pull something else here) weren't in love before. Vice versa with Hwal, he distant himself not showing any love/affection because of his curse; his son's blindness was probably a wake up call for him and his daughter's death cemented that fact.