bai lu literally own dramas w/ narrative intros >>> the story of kunning palace and moonlight mystique's intros are definitely the ones that i'd never skip!
I don't understand even if chong zhao saved fu ling the real person who saved her life was the doctor . Why does…
she's a demon, after all. there's really no reason for her to kill and hurt humans, she just wanted to the only good thing about her so far, is that she is loyal to her master she repaid him not only because he brought her to the doctor, but she said she's already having a feeling for him that she can't explain (love, as it seems ^^ by the way she kept on recalling the moment he carried her all the way and stayed with her while she is being cured)
I think it's definitely okay that this show started with low ratings of 3% on its first day, even if it was one of the most anticipated drama of the year. It is the first time we'll get to see a space k-drama, which makes this drama peculiar - but this drama being peculiar that it was quite hard to grasp (or at least for me, after watching EP1) and I find it somehow confusing (because of the unfamiliar terms - and I can only read those korean texts on screen but I don't understand a thing TT). Most avid k-drama watchers were introduced to a whole new world, that is why I also did not expect too much on the initial episode.
To those who wanted to know if this show is good, it's still too early to tell. I suggest for you guys to try watch the first couple episodes, then see for yourself if it might pass to your liking or nah, but I personally like it. I don't think ratings on its first episode should define the entertainment value of the show.
we just want her to live well and take care of herself, she doesn't deserve those bad things :< but i'm glad she prioritized her health first and just took time to spoke for herself later on, amidst what she is going through. she's such a great actress and a great person, i love her so much! 🥺
I couldn't understand about the detective. So he also has cat eyes like the light shop owner so he is also doing…
1. The light shop owner and the detective were quite different, just like how the owner was to the another entity whom the detective replaced. The other cat-eyed man (who died) hunts, and was able to catch 'dead people' (like the girl ghost with purple jacket) who still roams in the world of the living, while the light shop owner only stays at the light shop, in the afterlife. They have different duties. He is alive because he is meant to do his duty in the real world just like the other cat-eyed man, as far as I understood.
2. I saw on the comments before that Hyun Min probably got amnesia because of the accident, thus not remembering Ji Yeong, then many things happened, and he finally woke up. She was in despair because of it, and doesn't want to leave without him remembering her. There are interpretations which says she is being "selfish" because of wanting him to remember her by haunting him, or she just doesn't want to be forgotten by her loved one before she leave this world. I guess, the interpretation is up to you.
It lost its spark for me when Gi Hun decided to let some players be a 'sacrifice' to get back to the soldiers. I get what they are trying to do, bit that whole plot was a mess. They could have thought of another way, because if their lives were sacrificed, then who are you trying you protect here? If it was on purpose and Gi Hun meant to be shown as a flawed person trying to play hero, then it sadly disappoints somehow.
Please spoil for me does she manage to save her mother from dying ?
Nope, she would not be able to because it's her mom's will to die, not a planned death or some kind of homicide. Her mom chose to die rather than to endure betrayal.
I'm still halfway done, but the spoilers in this comment section does not annoy me. Instead, they were making me look forward more to the future events! I loveee this show (especially our leads) so much!
Ok I might be dumb here but I’m confused. I’m still on episode 5, but did the FL go back in time or is it…
Yes, they indeed went back in time, it's just that the ML forgot about his past when he woke up as a kid again. He just thought that he had a nightmare that he should not forget but ended up forgetting it. Meanwhile, the FL was aware she had lived a life before and clearly remembers the past, though she is just treating it as a dream now. It was shown in the drama right in Episode 1, you might have just skipped it. ^^
the story of kunning palace and moonlight mystique's intros are definitely the ones that i'd never skip!
the only good thing about her so far, is that she is loyal to her master
she repaid him not only because he brought her to the doctor, but she said she's already having a feeling for him that she can't explain (love, as it seems ^^ by the way she kept on recalling the moment he carried her all the way and stayed with her while she is being cured)
To those who wanted to know if this show is good, it's still too early to tell. I suggest for you guys to try watch the first couple episodes, then see for yourself if it might pass to your liking or nah, but I personally like it. I don't think ratings on its first episode should define the entertainment value of the show.
The other cat-eyed man (who died) hunts, and was able to catch 'dead people' (like the girl ghost with purple jacket) who still roams in the world of the living, while the light shop owner only stays at the light shop, in the afterlife. They have different duties.
He is alive because he is meant to do his duty in the real world just like the other cat-eyed man, as far as I understood.
2. I saw on the comments before that Hyun Min probably got amnesia because of the accident, thus not remembering Ji Yeong, then many things happened, and he finally woke up. She was in despair because of it, and doesn't want to leave without him remembering her.
There are interpretations which says she is being "selfish" because of wanting him to remember her by haunting him, or she just doesn't want to be forgotten by her loved one before she leave this world. I guess, the interpretation is up to you.