Wow this show had way more fantasy elements than I expected ❤️
A probably stupid question, but in the intro they talk about a woman sealing the demon in a painting then how come the show starts off with them trying to seal the demon with a ritual? Just curious why they changed the details of the backstory, or did I miss something?
can you elaborate on this more? because i love Ji Sung's drama too
Hmmm… I’d say it’s the confident/devilish cheekiness that he has, being table to switch from joking to serious/sad in a realistic way, the adoring smize and also the unwavering chemistry with his co-star. Ji Sung is the king of chemistry imho and I l really really like him for his acting. I hope SWH will get more main roles, I’ll be for sure a stan then. What’s your take on this? lol or am I jumping to conclusions?
I didn’t feel like it as sappy at all. I think it was natural as Nozue finally realized he was also in love…
I agree with you on that! The love confession in ep 4 opened up for so much more and then they kind of glazed over the raw emotional part of it in ep 5. But I’m not complaining, this is still one of the greater shows out there!
I didn’t feel like it as sappy at all. I think it was natural as Nozue finally realized he was also in love…
I agree with you on that! The love confession in ep 4 opened up for so much more and then they kind of glazed over the raw emotional part of it in ep 5. But I’m not complaining, this is still one of the greater shows out there!
Master Choi is a colleague of Salbyul's family. Hyeong found a little note hidden in her dead father's talisman…
Aw, it’s nice that you’ve found a drama that you really like! I’ve been enjoying it too, it’s nice to see a Korean BL that’s actually more or less executed like a regular kdrama with more focus on the plot, family secrets etc. It’s cute and low key reminds me of historical kdramas from 2005’s or 2010’s , no offense meant since I only have fond memories of those ❤️
Ok, I need some to explain, why’s the fake dad so invested in Sal-Byul? I mean isn’t it kinda dangerous for him to hide a servant that’s on the run? Is there a birth secret?
I don't like the pacing in this. I was excited for this episode but I ended up very bored. I find myself not caring…
Totally agree with you on the cringey product placement and the meh backstory of Porsche’s parents’ death - it fell flat, I wanted more drama out of that one…
A probably stupid question, but in the intro they talk about a woman sealing the demon in a painting then how come the show starts off with them trying to seal the demon with a ritual? Just curious why they changed the details of the backstory, or did I miss something?