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Who actually killed chief Ji's husband? Was it Eun Yoo or Hyun Soo, and if it was Hyun Soo why didn't Park Chan Young say anything to others?

I wasn't planning on watching season two but now that I've seen the cast I'm hyped 😂. So many of my favourite actors are in it.

This whole thing felt like an acid trip. A lot of it made no sense whatsoever, but I kept watching to see where they're going with it. I can't say I enjoyed watching it, but I have to give it to Tor, Gun and Nanon, their acting was good.

This didn't really click with me. I sped through the last 4 episodes just to finish and be done with it.

There are two reason why I started watching this:

1. racecar drivers setting seemed interesting and it reminded me of Not Me (even though it's completely unrelated, but just the impression it left on me after seeing some edits)
2. I really liked Charlie's look, he's cute af

Now, the more I watch the more I appreciate Pavel and his acting. The story is also interesting, it's keeping my attention. I just hope I won't be disappointed by the revelation about Charlie, all this sneaking and lying better be for something good i.e. interesting.

I didn't really feel bad for him, but I remember thinking his reasoning for some of the stuff he did was sound. It wouldn't be easy to be a good person in the circumstances in which he lived.

The way Chengrui gaslighted Chengxu in episode 5 was just nasty. He's so sleazy, even though I do think he cares about Chengxu in his own way.

I really love the new trailer, it looks so good!

Yeah, as far as visuals go, this is one of the best dramas I watched.

It was good, but the last two episodes left a bad taste in my mouth. I don't like how they resolved the whole situation, how they dealt with the revenge/(not) revealing the truth. The main characters started annoying me, so I lowered my rating from 9 to 8.5.

Aside from that, I have to point out how visually stunning this drama is. I also like how it felt very natural in a way. A lot of interactions between characters felt very human (f.ex. interactions between Zhang Ping and his master, or the scene where Wang Yan lost it and attacked Zhang Ping because his actions almost made Lan Jue lose his life). The pacing was also good, everything they showed felt essential to the story, there were no fillers.

Not sure which episode but it's somewhere in the beginning when they say that Yun Bi Qiu (Baichuan Academy master) is the one who poisoned ML 10 years ago. When he went to fight Di Feisheng he was already poisoned.

I too was worried that he would do the same mistake again and was ready to hate him with a burning passion but he redeemed himself 😅

I started watching A League of Noblemen and thought "what a cutie" and then I see he played LAN JINGYI and I didn't recognize him. I'm disappointed in myself 😂

That's so sad 😭

Anyway, thanks for answering!

Oh damn, that's not exactly a happy ending but at least he survives. Does anyone know who he is or is he just roaming around alone?

What happens to Li Xiangyi in the novel? Does he die in the end?

I finished 30 episodes in two days and I can't stop 😂. I knew I would like it but I didn't know the story would be so interesting and captivating.

Ah, I see. A lot of them are just unconfirmed rumors, why does MDL add them when there is no official source 😖. It's kinda annoying.

Are all of his upcoming projects here on MDL certain or is it just not updated and some of them are cancelled/shelved? He has a lot of them so I'm curious.

This was a really good sequel and somewhat realistic ending. Things like this cannot be easily solved, but it's important to have people who are trying. Really loved the acting and action/fighting scenes too. 9/10