Still not revealed but my assumption was to put him in a distress state that would convince him to be more open to the idea of her treating him. It's one thing to say "I don't want help" it's another to say "I don't want help, even if it means I can't protect you'
She planned for her own abduction but she did not know about the element of surprise.She might or might not plan…
Yeah that one I understood, I also know she hired bandits for an abduction (her own then) so that's two, but when the other prince showed up I thought "wait, are the bandits his ? is he also here to abduct her?"
She planned for her own abduction but she did not know about the element of surprise.She might or might not plan…
Yeah it was clear that it was an abduction going on and I assumed it was the one she paid for, but when the other prince showed up I got confused as to who's plan was being executed because he did talk about running away and since he's a weird one, I thought maybe he decided kidnapping her would just do lol
She planned for her own abduction but she did not know about the element of surprise.She might or might not plan…
Ahhhhh so it was in fact her own abduction that was going on! Thanks, because I thought, 3 abduction plans in one day seems a lot ! I thought I saw her recognize the "bandits" she hired. But then I thought it would happen in a calmer environement because at the end, some of them died and I don't think she was aiming for that ?
Wait ? I thought she ordered her own abduction to scare her husband into deciding to do something about his legs, but it was the Prince ? Or was he just passing by and saved her ? If not, who did she want to abduct? I thought she was going to abduct her husband and force him to ler her treat him because it's not like he can escape lmao (you'd think we could escape a cliff scene for once and then reality hits: it's a cdrama, dream on)
Idk how many cdramas I've watched, I usually watch them to pass time and then move on without ever finishing them because they usually can't keep my attention. SEVENTY episodes of this and I still finished it! My first ever "finished" cdramas lol
The bald men were definetly the one thing that kept me from strarting it at first. And yet. A true must watch. The story was interesting enough to keep me watching even though the MLs didn't have any chemistry (which I assume was on purpose). I loved that until the end the writers didn't bend to have the FL be in love with the emperor just for the sake of the love story. Her heart only belonged to one man, the only one who could have die for her ultimately. Very sad ending for these 2 :( Harem stories really are entertaining !
The comedy’s great, the acting is great, the plot is great but am just not feeling the romantic chemistry between…
I feel that too; they are both great actors and they play their part so well, especially HNJ, but the chemistry is a bit weak for me, which is annoying because even without feeling it, I can tell a great effort was put in the acting
The show did good, the cast did good, the writer and director did good... But cha eun woo ? He didn't give as…
"Everywhere" lmao are you high or obsessed ? I'm not gonna stop commenting just because you're not happy you weirdo. People are entitled their opinion even when they are different than yours.
Literally here because of Cha Eunwoo and he did so good here. Proving the haters wrong. Hopefully there's season…
The show did good, the cast did good, the writer and director did good... But cha eun woo ? He didn't give as much as a naturally talented actor would have been able to give. Saying that someone can't act when they can't act is not hating, y'all throw that word around for no reason.
It was a good watch, the comedy was great and well timed ! Very entertaining ! Too bad Cha Eun Woo's acting ruined it for me at certain times :/ He can't act to save his life and his voice is very flat. It doesn't help that he was surrounded by only good actors and actresses (as it's their job...), but hey, at least we got to see his muscles hehe
I don't think HL want to divorce her husband, it was more like a warning to his co-writer. She is still trying…
That's 100% why, you're right about that. But technically the co writer was not rude the way others were, so she won't lash out on her in a jealoused wife way
There is a lot of context missing, people are just not too happy about a kdrama with a younger woman taking care…
To their standards he is financially unstable since he doesnt have a fixed full time job I mean. I wouldn't date someone like him either but thats not the point of the story so who cares. He makes her feel good and she has a job that sustains her, she's not looking for financial stability, she just wants to heal. But yeah very controvrsial in SK right now. Which again I understand. Their men are so dangerously misogynistic and conservative, so women don't want men that need to be babies on their screen.
(you'd think we could escape a cliff scene for once and then reality hits: it's a cdrama, dream on)
SEVENTY episodes of this and I still finished it! My first ever "finished" cdramas lol
The bald men were definetly the one thing that kept me from strarting it at first. And yet. A true must watch. The story was interesting enough to keep me watching even though the MLs didn't have any chemistry (which I assume was on purpose). I loved that until the end the writers didn't bend to have the FL be in love with the emperor just for the sake of the love story. Her heart only belonged to one man, the only one who could have die for her ultimately. Very sad ending for these 2 :(
Harem stories really are entertaining !
Too bad Cha Eun Woo's acting ruined it for me at certain times :/
He can't act to save his life and his voice is very flat. It doesn't help that he was surrounded by only good actors and actresses (as it's their job...), but hey, at least we got to see his muscles hehe