closetdramaqueen

could not agree more! and i am also hoping he ends up fighting alongside the king after he realises how oppressive his dad and whole clan actually are. after watching their drinking duel, i realised that he and the king have better bromance chemistry than the king and his brother. lol.

i didn't realise many hated the cousin! i actually like him, and for a time, wished he had gotten together with the queen instead bec he seemed to be the only one who genuinely cared for her. i don't see him coming after the king the same way his adoptive father and the grand queen dowager are. if anything, he seems to be acting on his own accord, motivated only by his desire to protect and avenge the queen. he was right when he said that the most innocent is always the queen. i'm relieved the king is trying to understand her and stopped twisting her words/actions like his brother and concubine keep doing.

i think she's trying to protect him in her own way, but i am also so annoyed at how easily they can turn a blind eye to how much the evil spirit they're all so keen after has messed up his life thus far.

i had a good laugh about your comment on the extinguisher :)) so true though!

i want to know too! they're probably trying to raise awareness or something but i really didn't like those scenes or that storyline :(

i love this show but the bullying scenes were painful to watch. i can't believe we're going back to that after having gone through four agonising episodes of it already :(((((((

This was soooo cringey and very trope-y but I enjoyed every minute of it :)) Also I love that other than the mother being a semi-roadblock to the relationship, there were no conniving second female or male leads. On the contrary, Meng Na and Wei Lian were so endearing to watch! Can't get over the chemistry of our two leads and Wen Bing in general. Lol.

lol i get you :)) maybe that's the point of her character—on the surface, she seems entitled and rude so you can't help but dislike her. but then again, she's also extremely hardworking and does not take shit from anyone. i like how they wrote her character (same goes for the rest of the leads). she's not one-dimensional like other rich girl CEOs with nasty tempers. and soo young is doing an amazing job playing her!

guilty of this! i really thought she pushed her based on that short clip they first showed of her with the queen in earlier episodes. didn't occur to me that she could've been trying to pull her in. i'm curious to see though if she'll remain as sweet as everyone says she is once the king's feelings toward the queen start to change.

Ooh I was curious about Diary of A Prosecutor last year but got discouraged by the ratings. Will give a try since I loved Be Melodramatic and Hot Stove League (Dear My Friends has been on my to-watch list foreverrrr).

that sounds exactly like soo ah in gangnam beauty :( hope her character in the show is different! i really like her as the bad ass friend.

so true. i find it annoying especially when it's this early in the drama and also quite misleading.

omg saaaaame :( already dreading nine tailed coming to an end but relieved i'm interested in the show that's going to replace it.

so true. it was so unexpected.

Hating something so hard takes SO MUCH time and effort. Kudos to people who have energy to write about something they don't like in great detail. What drama doesn't have issues? Lol. Personally, I would much rather just drop it and move on to something I actually liked :))

lee rang's antics stresses me out like craaaazy. the way he relishes taunting lee yeon ever so nonchalantly makes me wanna punch him every single time. lol. he's such an effective (and charismatic) antagonist.

yeah, every after-credit is pretty much hinting to us that there's more to lee soo and that all roads eventually lead to him. this just makes me so sad for joon so! i mean, how many times does he have to lose a girl he likes to someone else. lol.

just heard about this show today! ganna add to my list for yoo in na. love her too!

I mean, it was pretty obvious this was going to be weird from the trailer alone. I was just kind of thrown off-track by the mention of "jellies". I really thought it was going to be a lot like ghostbusters (I've never read the original work this show was based on). Lol. This is definitely not everyone's cup of tea, but it has surprisingly kept me intrigued from the first episode. You either love it or hate it. At best, it could potentially become a cult favourite.

Finally, Jung Kyung does something I actually like (albeit the moment was short-lived). I really hope she gets the teaching gig. I feel like it'll help her deal with her insecurities and grow as a person. Besides, it's not like the other professors are doing an exceptionally good job anyway.