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You may call her Master Wan

Things continue to be weird at the doctor’s residence. A young boy named Song discovered an intruder by the garden wall. Why would he be worried about being refused food? If he had been here quite awhile, the punishments he suggested didn’t match. The Princess enjoyed teasing the Qin girls but it backfired when animal carcasses were found rather than the smelly flowers she expected. Both Qin girls find the bro in law pretty and are mesmerized. The Princess and Wan are missing Prince Chi. He and Bai are traversing as fast as possible to be with her and the Prince is neglecting to take care of himself. The young boy is found dead the next day. Wan is doing her best to preserve the crime scene and getting the household in closer proximity to each other. She had officials be called to the scene but it would be awhile before they would arrive. They met an older servant who had been with the doctor a long time. She commented on her heart ailment and how it had to be cut out to be cured. She also mentioned that prior to her healing she had no clue how to make those tea cakes but now she was quite capable. There have been stories of organs carrying memories from their original bodies so this implies that. The Prince and Bai make it to see the gate but both yield to their exhaustion and fell asleep. The faithful horse got them much needed help. I am glad they were taken care of and frostbite treated. They could have become the next set of donors. I am curious if Song found someone escaping the clinic rather than an intruder coming in. Somebody has a grudge against the doc that’s for certain. The Qin girls will at least be out of the way admiring the bro in law. After a healing bath, the Prince and Bai are given further meds to aid healing. Wan handled the application of the Prince’s meds. He was happy to wake up and see her sleeping by his side, but was a bit discomfited when she was all doctor about seeing yo his treatment. 😂 He and aide quickly helped with the investigation when local officials were making their own quick assessment. This included mocking Wan and snubbing her credentials to assist forensic findings. The Prince shows up on cue and has her show her talisman. When they see the Prince’s family token they changed their tune. The Prince informed the group they could call her Master Wan. 😁 Her senior friend surprised me that he had no clue how to proceed to write up an autopsy or decide correct course of meds for recovering soldiers. He seems capable in making routine meds and making notes in his journal but there is a reason he travels rather than has his own practice. The Prince has followed the path of the victim and has figured out the where and possibly why things happened the way they did while Wan is doing a more thorough autopsy. The officials are guarding everything til soldiers catch up and there is still a hunt for the murder weapon. It is believed murderer is not of household because the fabric from crime scene doesn’t match victim nor the quality of the servants in residence. I’m glad our group is together. The cousin looked calculating as he received info of Wan’s forensic abilities. There has been only one Qin male that was decent. The one she cured that tried to provide for her at departure. We don’t know which side of the moral line this Qin is on. He seems another most concerned about appearances.

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The Best Episode so far!

Our brave, adorable, pretty, smart FL has finally moved on from her ex and come to her senses. This episode is pure happiness distilled. This FL is like a breath of fresh air compared to the usual romance dramas FL. She knows when to ask for help, and ML is always ready to take care of her, with positive encouragements, "It's not your fault", "You did nothing wrong", "It's your choice". You can tell he wholeheartedly trusts and believes in our FL to solve her own problems, and now all of his efforts finally paid off.Also, how amazing is it, back when ML mentioned 'She's smart, all of this will be solved by the time spring arrives'. Spring has now finally arrived, for both of them :D

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Changing Sides & Shifting Tides

NIGHT IS BACK!!!🌙So... it has been a while. However, I am committed to finishing these reviews no matter if no one is reading them since it is fun for me, but I appreciate anyone who is reading this. By the way, I already have watched all the episodes, so I am not going to do predictions for the next episode since I know what will happen.However, I will still talk about my predictions from the last episode and the theories, so lets get into it!Here are the predictions from last episode: ~ Kit's Dark Side: I really have low faith in Kit lol. I was correct that he did suggest something dangerous to Ozone, but he also did to Dream too. Even though I was right in that, I thought the plan would be more evil and he would force them to do it behind Day & Night's back. I was wrong about the reasoning as I thought it would make Ozone hear the stars longer or have more visions rather than cheat the curse. ~ Someone (Night?) Is Hurt: I am glad that I was correct about Night. However, I didn't guess why he was on the hospital bed. I would never guessed that they would stop his heart on purpose. I thought he got into an accident. ~ Night Switching Sides: I am also glad that Night didn't messed up the delivery, but rather freaked out at the beginning and left before he did anything. A few reviews ago, I did said he would most likely be in the "evil" side for around 2 or 3 episodes, so it is good he didn't stay long. I never thought Wiwat would commit suicide, so I am glad that Day found him. ~ 3:03 PM: How in the world did I read the clock wrong?! LOL I didn't even noticed the creases until they pointed it out. I thought the direction of the stars tell the time. Also, it is 12:15PM rather than 3:03PM. I mixed up the minute hand with the hour hand. At least, I was correct on what it means, so there is that.There is a lot of plot movements in this episode with Wiwat & Night joining the gang, Kit's idea, and some team building moments. Unlike some episodes where I found the plot to be a bit empty, I didn't find this one to be like that. It wasn't full of plot, but wasn't full of fluff. I really enjoyed the note that Wiwat's daughter (Deer (I think)) left for her father and Dream & Night making up and I enjoyed the angst like the interaction they had with Wiwat's family. This episode surprised me as I did not expect Kit's plan and Wiwat's suicide attempt. I did not agree on calling him out to his family since that is not a good move if you want him to help you, but it is understandable for Kit & Day to be angry with what the professor has done to them. What is not understandable is Kit's plan. His plan is to stop Dream & Ozone's heart, for the purpose of tricking the curse to think they are dead. This would not work since they were momentarily dead in the 2020 incident. but survived due to Day & Night meeting (assuming that is true since the show never directly explained why they survived). Even though they are alive, the curse was at them for months after the even once it knew they survived. It is a plot hole since the writers don't make the characters acknowledge what happened in 2020. Moving onto the acting & techniques!I do not have much to say about the techniques since I have no complaints. I like the editing and the camerawork when Dream realized what Ozone's picture meant and Ozone's vision. As for the acting, everyone did great as always. Gandhi really shines here since the second half of the episode focuses on him and the turmoil between him & his family. The actor really nailed the scary presence. Pod is really making me feel bad for Kit, so I am happy that his character is getting the social interactions he needs. The scene with Dream & Night making up is so touching. Pahn & Dew's chemistry gives me warm feelings. I said this often, but Pond does a great job in showcasing Day's repressed anger, which goes in well with Day's protectiveness over Ozone. Gun is killing it, as always.Theory Time!Another episode, another time I am confused on the year I am in. I will mentioned all of my complaints about the time skip and the fact that it is already 2023 in the final episode. Since I have watched all of the episodes already, I am not going to make any theories about time like I did in the earlier episodes when I was confused about the time stamp.As mentioned before, I couldn't wait and I watched the entire show, but I will pretend I haven't while doing the theories.My 2008 theory of either Wiwat or Kit being the shooter is still up. However, past me is starting to not believe in it too much since I am slowly starting to fully trust Kit.Now that I am fully caught up, I understand the drawing much better, so I will tell you what I saw. Since the drawing has two creases, representing 12:15PM, it separates the drawing into two parts. The smallest part has only 1 blue star in it that is separated from the rest. The largest part has all of the other stars in it, but it has two sides. Three of the blue stars are on the left side and both yellow stars are on the right side. I will mentioned this in my review for the last episode, but it is so cool that I am seeing the foreshadowing of the drawing.Favorite Scene: Day's reaction to Wiwat's attempt (his reaction was so funny) & Kit explaining his plan to everyone (loving the acting of Pond & Gun)I gave this episode an 8.75 out of 10, but I rounded it up to a 9. The rating was the same for last episode, but I rounded it down to an 8.5 because I expected more from last episode. I didn't expect a lot from this episode due to the third to last episode tends to be slow (in a good way) to build up to the end. Plus, I had no complaints for this one, even though they still didn't cleared up the plot holes or address the information gaps.I wonder what episode 11 (the cursed episode) has in store for us!P.S. I do know what the episode has in store lolP.S.S. During the CPR scene, I did saw a shot of Kit doing CPR to the table lol I am not picky with medical scenes on a non-medical show since you can't do CPR on an alive person, so you can only do so much with hiding camera angles.P.S.S.S. I might take a while for episode 11, but it will come.

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Jiho's Moment

Jiho really stole the spotlight in Episode 8, and not in a disruptive way—he wasn't the cliché third wheel that drags down the energy. Instead, he was the funny bunny (yes, I’m calling him that now!) who finally opened up and confessed his love. And wow, the way he spoke about the fullness in his chest—you could feel that emotional release. It wasn’t just a confession, it was a deep breath after holding everything in for too long.What I truly appreciated was how respectful and non-pushy Jiho remained throughout. He didn't corner anyone with his feelings. Instead, he protected his friends, stayed genuine, and even brought a softness to scenes that could’ve easily turned into emotional warfare.Now… about that ghost—I mean, can we talk about that chaotic energy? Suddenly it felt like we were watching a supernatural warzone, not a rom-com. Were those fire guns? Are we in a love triangle or a battlefield? 😂 I’m getting serious plot twist vibes from this, and I’m so here for it. The writers are clearly gearing up for something intense, and I honestly can't wait to see what they throw at us next.Bring on Episode 9—I need answers, closure, and more Jiho being his chaotic wholesome self. 💥💗

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