Are you guys ready for this game-changer episode? Because our prince begins his first steps over to the dark side. While Dong Soo falls deeper in love with Ji Sun. Please prepare heart medicine for me, I’ll need it for the future.
I read that episode 11 and 12 are especially hard to translate because of the names and phrases. So I would like to thank DarkSmurfSub subbing team for all their hard work! Really, I love you guys! Continue reading
This past week isn’t the best time for uploaders around this blog. Worst case is many fans refuse to read the official announcement and just post mindlessly in the thread. Some even resort to emailing. Sigh. This makes me sad and annoyed!
Anyway, episode 9 & 10 are slow because it narrows down to DongWoon bromance. I will merge two episodes together and cut out scenes I deem as draggy and not needed. Just a small summary.
I love the new uniforms but please leave the mane of glory alone! In this episode, Yeo Woon learns the truth about his father and the boys finally stand in the palace training ground. Bring it on! Continue reading
A beautiful scene in this episode. It puts a smile on my every single time. We rarely express anything but sadness in the presence of death and grave site. Here, a man-child chats with his deceased parents about the affairs in his life, including love. If you were his parents, what else can you do but grin? And grin some more. Continue reading
With City Hunter ending next week (booooo!!), I’m latching my arms and legs around this baby. Hope it will deliver adrenaline to the final months of summer vacation for me.
Episode 5 had me tearing non-stop for the death of a hero. Episode 6 sheds some light into the love triangle between Ji, Chun, and Gwang Taek. I’m not really bother by the age difference because Ji’s flawless grace matches well with the older men. Continue reading
In these two episodes, the older folks find a liking to knock Dong Joo on the head while Yeo Woon sneaks small smiles at him. Dong Joo’s irresistible eh? Continue reading
Guys, I think I have found my saguek fix for the next two months. In every century, we have a public hero, who dares to challenge higher powers and stand up for the poor. Let’s begin this journey with Baek Dong Soo! Continue reading
After romantic comedy Lie To Me ends, the follow up drama will be a fusion saguek set in the Joseon Era. What did I pray during the whole 39 seconds? “Please let this be better than The Duo!”
The storyline in a nutshell: “Set in the Joseon Dynasty during King Jeongjo’s reign, this martial-arts fusion sageuk is centered around the events involving Crown Prince Sado’s conspiracy. Warrior Baek Dong Soo was a real-life legend who created a martial arts guide in Joseon. His group who defends King Jeongjo is pitted against a mysterious organization of assassins who plot to kill the King.” [Viki]