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I just went to Netflix and I couldn't find it. Is it under another name? I found it on dramacool but they still need to sub the last ep.

No East Asian countries have always liked whiter skin, even before Europeans went there. Think of the make-up Geishas used for an example: pancake white.

The Most racist thing really? I find it much more offensive when Black people are portrayed as rapists, thieves, hookers, drug addicts, pimps etc., which happens Way too often in TV and movies no matter what country. Give me Black face any day of the week over that!

There's a real playfulness to this drama that I really love. Hae Jin is doing a good job, but I think Mike He would have done just as well... and there would have been no dubbing.

It didn't work for me. Sorry, why someone who's dead would be hurt that their still living boyfriend (that they deserted btw) is seeing other people is beyond me! I hope Jong Goo meets a hot bubbly woman and starts having sex in every room of his house, in his car, at her place, heck even at work -- after hours of course!! Maybe that will help Yeo Ri give up the ghost (pun intended) and go into the light...

If you liked Secret, which I loved, you have to watch Nice Guy!

If you liked Secret try Nice Guy, I thought it was as good as Secret.

Why did In Ha deserve everything? Ji Ho was his father's son too. The business belonged to the father, not the wife. If you're in an unhappy marriage get a divorce! The best revenge would have been to take the husband to the freekn cleaners and set up a new business for In Ha.

I didn't get the symbolism of the seesaw and the tree of life, but I got the rest of it. I thought it was Du rea's baby because I assumed the Sang in couldn't have one for some reason. After all Mo rae and San in had been married for years and she hadn't gotten pregnant, As a matter of fact, I inferred that San in knew he couldn't have children and that he hadn't told Mo rea for whatever reason, and when she became pregnant he knew that he wasn't the father of Mo rae's baby. That's why he got angry when she says the clinic wants her to go with the father of the baby.

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Maybe, but once he fell in love with the queen, he didn't want to be with the king again. In fact he gets to the point where he actively avoids being alone with the king.

Yes.

I agree. If you notice, once he makes love to the queen, he starts to actively avoid being alone with the king.

What?!!! The king was the one who ruined everything. The king opened Pandora's box. He groomed a boy (Hong Rim) and made him his lover. Then he orders, doesn't ask, orders his lover and his queen to have sex so she can have a baby. Which tells you that the king knew that his lover was inclined to like women. But instead of just having sex the two end up making love. Then Hong Rim and the queen fall in love and the king get's jealous. The king was responsible for everything that happened.

There is no justification for abuse! None. And your brother was an ass. He had every right to confess to his own sin, and say that he was sorry for what he unknowingly did with the married woman. However, when he added that he was not the only one, he became a self righteous little prig. Some that does not surprise me because that's how you come off in your post.

He did look at the Queen. When she sings, before the attack he's looking at her. And when she makes the speech about protecting the King against her father, he's looking at her. The King was well aware that Hong was not gay, or he would not have asked him to father a child with the Queen. I think Hong was attracted to her beauty and dignity. He started to like her when she made the speech, because she, like him was loyal to the King. The first night they are together, he stops because she has tears in her eyes, so he cares about what she feels. Once they seal the deal (so to speak) he starts to fall, and when she gives him that personally embroidered scarf: boom, Hong falls in LOVE. From that moment on It's all about the Queen. I think he loved the King like a brother/father figure, but the type of love the King was asking about was romantic love... so I don't think Hong was lying when he answered the King. I think a better translation would have been something like-- never that way.

No he meant that now Hong was also incapable of having sex with a woman ever again.

Of course he loved the King, but it wasn't in a romantic sense. there's a scene where the Queen is singing, and the way Hong looks a her, I think he secretly liked her. Which is why he tried so hard not to go to bed with her, once that happened, Hong was no longer able to give the King what he wanted sexually. If the King had been willing to be loved like a brother... but brotherly love wasn't what the King wanted from Hong.

You can find this one on dramacool

It is on viki but it's called shan shan comes to eat.