[Drama 2016] Moon Lovers ❤ Scarlet Heart Ryeo, 달의 연인-보보경심 려 \^0^/ Soompi Kdrama 2016 Winner

[penelop3]

59 minutes ago, violet90 said:

 

i personally think Soo already accept it that she can't change the history... So will ascend the throne whether she agree or not and of course So would assured her that everything going to be fine when he got the throne (obviously NOT!!)..

in BBJX there a slight suspicion that 4th changing the emperor will from 14th as a king to 4th.. they never really showed whether its true or not but its a myth... that's why 4th not getting his brother support when he became a king.. and the scene where Queen Yoo question that So stealing the throne also happen in BBJX... So hugging Su in the preview is because he have a bad dream about Su... i just remember after all the drama when 4th became a king he have a nightmare when he sleep with RX...

gosh everything is in this drama became more and more similar in BBJX... and to think the ending make me cry a little bit..... 

@violet90 What did he dream about? *anxious already 

1 hour ago, missluxedo said:

 @penelop3 I found a link for the director's cut ep 1-3 w/ subtitles (it's not hardsubbed though so you have to use a player that can add subtitles), let me know if you want me to pm you the link.

@missluxedo Yaaaaaayy... thank youu! Please please PM me the link! Muaaahh 

[roneddski]

I think ep 16 could be a real turning point for So. Previously So has placed Soo as his main focal point and is willing to forsake everything and just escape the palace with her. But with the impact of killing Eun, and his new resolution of becoming the dog wolf who will bite and take over the owner's house, how big of a change will that induce in So? With the inclusion of Baek Ah, Ji Mong, and possibly General Park in his plan to rise to the throne, So no longer has the luxury of just throwing everything down for the sake of his love, since every decision he makes now can easily decide the lives of those who chooses to follow him as well. With the realization that the world changes when the king changes, does So finally convince himself to accept the fate that he might be the chosen one to become king? Does this also mean the throne will be prioritized over his love for Soo in future?

After witnessing how Mu and Yo experienced crazy hallucinations while on the throne, I wonder does it not deter So from it at all? Or his determination to end this senseless bloodshed among the brothers so immense that he is willing to take the risk, even at the expense of possibly losing his mind like his predecessors?

I think Lady Oh's last words that everyone changes in the face of power(and the throne) might come back eventually to haunt Soo. Changes in So are inevitable, maybe the question remains how drastic they are. Will Soo be able to pick herself up again, if ever there's a possibility  that her trust in love being broken for the second time?

[Evangeline Yang]

45 minutes ago, nchoerunnisa said:

Wonderful post... I enjoy reading it... thank you...

I also want to point out that, for So, becoming the king is no longer only about him wanting to protect Soo and his family. His cause has grown bigger than that. As So said toward the end of today episode:

"I started this so that I could stop us brothers from having to kill each other. However, when I was building the castle I realized that the world can change if the king changes. I won't be controlled by anyone and I can get rid of all this absurdity. Being king is something I definitely want."
- Wang So -

So what did happen when So was building the castle? So saw so many slaves must die when they were doing forced labor to build the castle:

"What's so important about a few dead slaves that you would stop construction again?"
- Wang Yo -

Those slaves death was due to exhaustion from being overworked. But Yo, as the King, couldn't care less. All he cares about is for the castle to be done on schedule. I think So wants to stop this cruelty, but he's helpless since he must obey the King's command.

I don't know where this story is heading to or what kind of king So is going to be in this show, but I found So's statement interesting since, if I'm not mistaken, Gwangjong a.k.a So is known as The King who freed slaves during his reign. Please, CMIIW.

Well, whether this story is going to follow history or not, at least So, so far, is the only one who pursues the throne for the sake of Goryeo people. Mu didn't want to be a king at all; Yo wanted to become king out of greed; and Wook wants to become the king to have Soo and strengthen his family's (clan's) position in Goryeo so no one can mess with any Hwangbos anymore.

I feel like So has matured a lot now. I know our favorite court lady, Soo, was a little bit disappointed since she's no longer So's first priority. But I love that So has a greater cause to pursue the throne now. It probably sounds less romantic, but at least it feels right. Well, King is such a strategic position, it's such a shame to use it for the sake of only a handful people. Of course, I hope he'll be a better politician, tactician, and strategist than his father so he won't have to give up on his beloved ones whenever things get hard or complicated. And also, let's hope that So (borrowing Jung Do-Jeon's quote from Six Flying Dragons) won't have worm grown in his heart.

I also think it's time for Soo to stop freaking out and become a supportive girlfriend for So. Instead of stopping him from becoming a king (if that's what she's doing right now), it's gonna be better if she guides and grooms him to become a good king. Beside, we're talking about changing 1000 years of history here, who knows what would have happened if Gwangjong had never been a King. Probably even the South Korea that she lived in would have never been exist.

Okay, that's enough. Gotta back to real life. I love today episode btw. My ship is sailing so strong (let's enjoy it while it lasts ). Can hardly wait for the next Monday to come .

 

 

Slavery was a big issue in the olden days and I guess that is one of the reasons why So was hated by the nobles as a King because most rich families owned slaves in the olden days. For So, he saw the world clearer because he was held as a hostage by Shinju clan in his early days. The ways he saved King Mu's daughter and how he will follow up with the freeing of slaves showed how the early days had shaped him to be a king that can has compassion for the commoners that most royalty can't.

 

Someone bought up that Jung in this drama was not very talented with knowledge etc. The 14th prince in the c version was smart, knowledgeable and good with martial arts. Somehow at the near end of the c version drama, due to his resentment toward the king, he been writing poems with an intention of provoking the king thus ultimately, this reason led to the king ignoring Ruoxi's letter because 14th hid her letter with an envelope with his handwriting as Ruoxi's handwriting was the same as the king. Somehow, in this case, I doubt Jung will write poems to provoke So in future because first of all, he totally failed at poems. That is one comfortable knowledge that this might not be what cause So to fail to see Soo the last time. Additionally, in novel, the King managed to make it in time to see Ruoxi and she died knowing she was being loved. I see this ending more fitting.

[penelop3]

1 hour ago, Gabi Bros said:

IU: "Boyfriend? What is that? When I am filming, I am always single. " 

NOTE: This is not a real quote of IU. 

@Gabi Bros This BTS is enough to sustain me for the whole week waiting for next Monday's episode... *content sigh 
Wait.. I just lied.. give me moooooree!! What about the back hug BTS scene, the bed scene, the Pegasus scene???
OMG so maaanny.. 

40 minutes ago, fuyukoneko said:

 

It's a letter from Yutan/CR to Ruoxi that asks Ruoxi to take care of Yutan's family, she wanted to tell Ruxoi the truth, but its too late now, that Yutan doesn't regret her actions, please dont be sad. Later on, 13th prince tells Ruoxi that Yutan was a spy planted by 9th prince.

Compared to CR who killed Mu, I feel like Yutan's actions weren't nearly as bad. Yutan spied on the emperor and tried to ruin relationship between emperor and one of his sons from one of his wives.

@fuyukoneko From the way I read about Yutan, YES she's less evil than CR! And to think, CR doesnt even feel slightly guilty.. no remorse over what she did to Moo. I think she's as bad as Won! They're perfect for each other. 
If she truly has conscience, she would know that her action helps kill a man, a good man at that! I really really hate her for acting so carefree and lightweight in ep 16. What happened to Yo, madness by guilty conscience...THAT should happen to CR and Won! Ugh.. 

14 minutes ago, glacial said:

does anyone else get the feeling that wang yo slightly cares for wang so? idk if I'm imagining things but now that he has like all the power to kill him or get rid of him or torture him, its not what i expected from before, like not as cruel as i expected. maybe its because he's from the same mother but idk, its just an inkling that he doesn't entirely hate him to the core, anyone else get that feeling? 

@glacial I think even enemies have a certain respect towards each other. Otherwise, they wouldnt be enemies. Yo must have some awe at So and the thought that he can 'possess' So is the twisted kind of caring. 

[solelylurking]

24 minutes ago, bim2 said:

Please put the ff into ff site. Fan fiction or our archieve. For me to read anotha day without tracing back all the pages 

You made my day become wild. 

I will do that after I finish some other part. I might post it on aff. 

Thank you.. 

[irene123]

54 minutes ago, LyraYoo said:

 

I was happy to have the BTS kissu scene to be released . But am getting greedy. Is that all, PD-nim? 

OMG this is the cutest. Look at that HS's uncertain and somewhat shy smile and WS's mischievous smile!!! 

Edited October 19, 2016 by LyraYoo
please do not quote images

[penelop3]

40 minutes ago, MAROSA_JIN said:

delayed reaction

http://tvcast.naver.com/v/1182344

 

Hahahah.. I love how LJK is so hyper and giddy during this scene. Is that the side effect of kissing IU (in front of everybody)? 
And imagine, how LJK can maintain serious and passionate expression on his face in the drama is AMAZING! 
I just love BTS! Thank you for whoever posting them or releasing them. It's the perfect cure for depression. 

[lunaluna33]

So I've been forcing my husband to watch Ryeo in an effort to bring us to equal level of madness (he is curiously unswayed by the utter perfection that isLGJ's jawline). As a result, I've seen and had to explain a number of previous episode to my #1 Dude. I thought I noticed something and wonder if our more senior member of the community can comment on it (or if it's already been discussed, point me in the general direction)

Is there an allegory to trees that is being played out?

We all know that WS told HS about Patpat, apparently his one friend in Shinju (a tree) that was sacrificed to drive out the wolves. Through that sacrifice, WS presumably took on the moniker of Wolf Prince

but here's two tidbit that I'm picking up more recently.

At Eun's wedding, presumably all the Princes brought gifts that represented their hopes and wishes for the new couple. Won, typically, brought "silver" and WS stated he is giving the new couple a tree. Something that provide them shade in the summer and fruits when they are hungry.

Also I'm sure many of you know that the Chinese translation for Hae Soo is Hae Tree (I don't know the Korean, but I think it's very similar)). At the time of the Patpat story I thought, what a clever pun, this lonely prince burned one tree, but found a living human tree to mend his heart.

 

Now I'm much sadder thinking of above. If Patpat's death (still remembered all these years later) gave him his identiy; Eun and SD's death (their marriage tree's death) gave him his new purpose; is our HS (his last tree) next in line? what would this sacrifice teach him??

 

[miss1001]

1 hour ago, shae said:

 

 

where to watch  International version?

dramacool ? tudou ?

[pwnkl]

2 hours ago, penelop3 said:

I knoow right! This is what broke my heart. To imagine that deep deep longing. Not to belittle Eun's death and everything, but I think this is the saddest part of the episode. To be separated for so long with so much misunderstanding. Imagine how much Soo's love for So now, how much regret she has for her action, the thought alone can be so depressing. Her love becomes so so great, that she's willing to wait for him day by day and that the only way for her to get close to So is by tracing his handwriting, his ghostly present. That is just too heartbreaking.

It's interesting that we only see Soo's struggle in the past 2 years without So. I am dying to know how did So cope during his time away, living without Soo and can only remember memories. He's been gone for a loong time. Time and new place diminished memories. Is that why everything flash back when he returned to the their spot. It makes me so happy when So answered Soo's question with deep longing kiss; the kiss itself represent the years of bottling up emotion: passion, longing, and love; and Soo knows that. 

We always say that So will become obsessive and possessive towards Soo. But after knowing this, I'd say it's both of them who are so much into each other. So willing to be possessed and to posses each other. Can there be anymore doomed than they were every before?
That's why knowing how they will end up so tragically, it will be heartbreaking. I cannot stress that enough, it's going to be heartbreaking. 
I'm getting all teary even typing it. 
Sigh... 

 

Yes, of course.. me too, I actually find HS and So's longing for each other the saddest, he needed to use every fiber in his body to lie but barely manage to be successful on denying her, too heartbreaking but I love the moment he breaks down.. gee they both nailed this episode exceptionally. With the highlighted part, you took my thoughts and made in to words  Day by day is no joke, she also didn't wait idly.. she traces his handwriting everyday enough for an illiterate like CY to notice and I bet she also never had a peaceful sleep during those years. And the feels of every time she runs in pursuit of So is fluttering but there's also a pinch in the heart moreover when So didn't even gave her a glance while serving the tea towards Yo.. but turns out that he can only suppress it for merely a minute. 

I especially love the back hug scene.. The moment she caught So in their place, the jig is up. He still love her, it's always been that way to begin with. and that every thing he said before is driven by the mouth adherent by the heart. Still the back hug was the highlight as it is now Soo who's aggressive and obsessive yearning of So.. and it shows that she's not just longing for his presence but his touch too.. her heart can't hold it any longer;where the heart goes the body follows that she jumps at him and hugged him from his back, not just that but she hugged him tightly as if she were saying, I missed you badly, don't go, I won't let you go, please. But he once again gather every ounce of his strength to held it in; and she shed tears, so did I I love that she's now clinging onto him greatly.. and that is so desperate to win back So but more importantly realizing how much she love So. I know she said it before their break up but trust me it's much more greater now that she can't even bare So not looking at her, again it's been that way even before (after Eun's bday, first time he sulk at her and from the beginning that she just can't manage to ignore him for any situation).. just took her long enough to grasp it herself. 

Me toooo In that case we don't have a choice but to picture it ourselves.. My mind goes like this, of course his beloved brother, MY Baek Ah  would visit him there, and Baek Ah as the ever reliable shipper will give him a look hesitating if he'll speak about HS's condition in the palace, but he see that So is dying to ask him but is desperate not to, and feel that even by just a word, he might run off in her arms. Thus he goes by the sea every time, and god we know what HS's make up meant to him and why he applies it everyday  Oh GOD they just simply want to live with each other peacefully, why can't fate be merciful and give them that?  Their doomed lovers but they keep fighting against that fate even the universe acts crazy to help them 

The deep kiss was just perfect.. no words can spell out that kiss perfectly but I still wanted to try  And it's exactly the answer that HS longed for. The SBS version is total thumbs up, I like how the transition of events takes place..

First kiss: "Screw it, I love you so much"
Wiping off her tears: "I'm sorry, Those eyes.. I feel the same way."
Second kiss: "Where their passion finally met. Her hands climbing up to his nape, pulling him closer, kissing him fervently, so did he."

You're not alone with that, Even the OSTs makes me tear up especially the 13th one.. because it's about farewell my love. Some clips in the trailer that hasn't even happened yet but my heart is dead scared for the heartache that'll cause me.. My heart is torn apart whenever I keep having the thought of these: especially the photo of IU, God.. I'm starting to tear up again. better wrap this up. I can't even imagine how Monday will ever be the same again for me.. It's the first time that I grew fond of Mondays.

 

But let's not think about that for now, let's cherish every bit of their happiness before the tragic takes turn. We gonna have the LANTERN SCENE, again repeat to self LANTER SCENE *freaks out* next week? perhaps? monday? tuesday? or if SBS goes shitty again it'll be after next week. Crap  I'm so excited to see YH, Wook and Jung's reaction with HS and WS's love in the palace.. 

---

P.S I'm sorry I got too excited that I replied back with an essay 

 

[Yippeun_eonnie]

1 hour ago, solelylurking said:

WARNING!!!

This is purely an ff. Read it on your own risk and don't complain to me about the character, event or scene. If you don't like it you can simply move on and scrolled down. Thank you. Sorry for typos and grammatical mistakes.

 

 

O...EM...JI.....YAHAE!!!  .

PD-nim....help me I'm dying because of this drama.....please end this drama beautifully and add scenes like this in next episodes for the birthday gifts that you never give to me this whole time (Eun style asking So for he gift...LOL)

[cojulie]

The BTS is so cute - love how JG is so excited they got the hug/kiss scene done... after 10 shots!  He's so hyper lol.

[makdara]

I dont understand why rate for this drama is low in Korea....its a.very good.drama ...and excellent actor LJG

 

[lunaluna33]

6 hours ago, 40somethingahjumma said:

We've been directed to view the throne as the holy grail in this drama right from the start. The seat of power that is coveted by men seeking the power that it holds for whatever ends. Watching Yo descend into madness (albeit somewhat quickly) suggests that the throne was not meant to be his in the first place and the means he used to consolidate his position would become his ultimate undoing. The truth is that no one can wield its power without being unscathed in some fashion but the more interesting question then becomes how much of an impact does it have on the soul of the one that sits on it?

It certainly has interesting parallels with the Ring of Power... the One Ring... from LOTR. Is it an instrument of corruption or does it merely show what is in the heart of the man who wears it? In the case of ML... the throne represents the gaining of absolute power but the question then is... what manner of man can hold such power in his hands?

What will the throne do to So... will he be a Gollum or a Boromir (which is what Yo falls victim to) or will he will be something closer to an Aragorn or even a Faramir or a Frodo? 

I think it's clear from the books that the Ring of Power takes what is inside the wearer even with the best of intentions, amplifies and corrupts it. A wonderful allegory of sin developed by Tolkien. 

In Lang Ya Bang (Nirvana in Fire) there's a fascinating conversation between the Emperor and the protagonist about what the throne represents. The Emperor insists that the throne changes people. Even with all the good intentions in the world to do good when one attains power, one is inevitably changed by it. Power... as the saying goes... corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely. The protagonist disagrees... he postulates that the man who sits in it determines the quality of the rule and determines what that seat becomes. A good man who doesn't seek power for its own sake won't ever be corrupted by it. Well, at least not to the extent that he will eschew all the principles he holds dear. From this perspective, the throne is a revelation... it becomes a mirror of the man who sits in it.

It's a great debate... probably one that has been raging since time immemorial. 

So then... what man can rule? What kind of man can handle so much power and will never completely consumed by it? That is the million dollar question.

In Spiderman talk... the other side of power is great responsibility. Used for altruistic purposes, power can do much good. I am also reminded of another piece of popular culture, Ever After, about a prince who didn't want to be King. He was constantly running from it, calling it his "gilded cage". But when he met the right woman, she opened his eyes to the possibilities of what being a King could be. He could use that position to do a lot of good. (Lots of references to Thomas More's Utopia which was incidentally satirized by Voltaire in Candide) All the things he was passionate about could be a platform from which he made his contribution to his land.

I believe Gwangjong could be that kind of man. Although the woman by his side never wanted him to become King... which is perhaps in part why she was loathed to get involve with him romantically... Through the ironies of fate, she becomes the means by which his eyes were opened to its possibilities for good. To protect her and whatever's left of his family, he's finally put his hand up for the job after being misused, abused, bullied almost to the point of losing his own sense of self (constantly labelled pejoratively as a "dog" or a "wolf").

What kind of man can potentially be a good king? I think the message of the drama is... one that has suffered and loved through suffering. 

And in this story really no one has suffered as much as So... and no one arguably has loved as greatly as So. 

This!

i think that's why this show is so engrossing to me. It feel like a grand piece of literature. Probably due to extremely well written source material and the on point acting skills of this cast.

[UnniSarah]

15 minutes ago, Evangeline Yang said:

 

Slavery was a big issue in the olden days and I guess that is one of the reasons why So was hated by the nobles as a King because most rich families owned slaves in the olden days. For So, he saw the world clearer because he was held as a hostage by Shinju clan in his early days. The ways he saved King Mu's daughter and how he will follow up with the freeing of slaves showed how the early days had shaped him to be a king that can has compassion for the commoners that most royalty can't.

 

Someone bought up that Jung in this drama was not very talented with knowledge etc. The 14th prince in the c version was smart, knowledgeable and good with martial arts. Somehow at the near end of the c version drama, due to his resentment toward the king, he been writing poems with an intention of provoking the king thus ultimately, this reason led to the king ignoring Ruoxi's letter because 14th hid her letter with an envelope with his handwriting as Ruoxi's handwriting was the same as the king. Somehow, in this case, I doubt Jung will write poems to provoke So in future because first of all, he totally failed at poems. That is one comfortable knowledge that this might not be what cause So to fail to see Soo the last time. Additionally, in novel, the King managed to make it in time to see Ruoxi and she died knowing she was being loved. I see this ending more fitting.

Chingu @Evangeline Yang .... Thank you for telling us what happened in the Novel. It seems the CVersion made Ruoxi's ending so dramatic because they were planing to make a Part 2. I wonder was the C version preproduced Chingu.  

Someone said this drama will have a happy ending.

If Hae Soo does dies knowing Wang So has never stopped and will love her for eternity this would be the perfect ending. It will be the most memorable drama I have ever watched so far this year. 

 

This drama has my stomach in knots. I am having difficulty staying away from this forum and watching the drama as it airs. I wanted to stop watching it until it was finished and then go binge the whole drama.

[cojulie]

24 minutes ago, lunaluna33 said:

Also I'm sure many of you know that the Chinese translation for Hae Soo is Hae Tree (I don't know the Korean, but I think it's very similar)). At the time of the Patpat story I thought, what a clever pun, this lonely prince burned one tree, but found a living human tree to mend his heart.

 

I have no idea if there's a hidden meaning behind trees but Hae Soo (해수/海水) means seawater in Korean and tree is namoo.

[amisyka77]

30 minutes ago, lunaluna33 said:

So I've been forcing my husband to watch Ryeo in an effort to bring us to equal level of madness (he is curiously unswayed by the utter perfection that isLGJ's jawline). As a result, I've seen and had to explain a number of previous episode to my #1 Dude. I thought I noticed something and wonder if our more senior member of the community can comment on it (or if it's already been discussed, point me in the general direction)

Is there an allegory to trees that is being played out?

We all know that WS told HS about Patpat, apparently his one friend in Shinju (a tree) that was sacrificed to drive out the wolves. Through that sacrifice, WS presumably took on the moniker of Wolf Prince

but here's two tidbit that I'm picking up more recently.

At Eun's wedding, presumably all the Princes brought gifts that represented their hopes and wishes for the new couple. Won, typically, brought "silver" and WS stated he is giving the new couple a tree. Something that provide them shade in the summer and fruits when they are hungry.

Also I'm sure many of you know that the Chinese translation for Hae Soo is Hae Tree (I don't know the Korean, but I think it's very similar)). At the time of the Patpat story I thought, what a clever pun, this lonely prince burned one tree, but found a living human tree to mend his heart.

 

Now I'm much sadder thinking of above. If Patpat's death (still remembered all these years later) gave him his identiy; Eun and SD's death (their marriage tree's death) gave him his new purpose; is our HS (his last tree) next in line? what would this sacrifice teach him??

 

 

Wow...!I love this.

We did discuss about this tree symbolism waaayyy back but to relate all the trees in WS life ended up being sacrificed in his quest for his ultimate fate as the King of Goryeo is brilliant! So, Hs being his 'living' tree, at the end of the day, inevitably has to be 'sacrificed' to make way for his fate. Why is it so sad and beautiful at the same time?

[lunaluna33]

14 minutes ago, cojulie said:

 

I have no idea if there's a hidden meaning behind trees but Hae Soo (해수/海水) means seawater in Korean and tree is namoo.

 

So the Chinese translation for Soo is 樹... Literally Tree. So every time So says Soo's name, the translation in Chinese is... Tree-ah. How curious about the Korean symbolism being much more rooted in the water.

 

[ruizaio]

1 hour ago, ucieh said:

@ruizaio You mentioned that Moon Lovers is loved in Korea despite the low ratings. Is our SoSoo (SoHae) couple is loved as well? Pardon me if it sounds a silly question.

 

The reason I’m asking this because I love this OTP like very berry much. I just can’t help myself with the feels. I always cry watching their scenes (both happy and sad scenes). I even dreamt about them last week. I wish I could lessen my love for them, but it’s hard. I would love to see LJG & LJE pairing up again in another project, but given the ratings I realise the chance is getting smaller and smaller. 

 

Yes, agreed with you guys. Wish the sweet moments at the end of ep 16 was longer…I expected more.. I guess, I never get enough of their moments.

 

I can’t imagine the days that I’ll go through once Moon Lovers is over, only time will tell… Like someone said here about the drama & OTP…the struggle is real, it is!!

 

Why else would the SBS version have more So-Soo scenes than the international version? Originally, the international version was going to be shown everywhere, but because Korean fans complained, they started to reedit the episodes for the domestic broadcast.

The majority on DC Gallery ships SoHae (some WookHae shippers may have left feeling ostracized). Most of the requests about the complete edition are about having more SoHae scenes. Whenever spoiler stills were released in Hong Kong, we were celebrating because they were usually of SoHae (and later get disappointed because their feelings weren't mutual). Heck, before episode 6 aired, a caption preview on SBS said "The fourth prince will help Hae Soo" and everybody got excited, only to be let down when the official text preview said "The princes will help Hae Soo." Everyday we praise the chemistry of SoHae. (Along with criticisms on the writer for writing horrible dialogues that often make the characters sound inconsistent, which the main leads often bear the brunt of, or the director for editing out important scenes...)

 

That said, I don't think it's likely that the LJG and LJE will be in another drama together. It does happen occasionally as with the case of LJG and NSM or JS and HJE, but those are more exceptions than the norm. 

 

 

[shae]

27 minutes ago, miss1001 said:

where to watch  International version?

dramacool ? tudou ?

 

Dramafever