I just started watching this one yesterday. I've watched up to episode 4 so far. I wouldn't say I'm very invested in this lakorn yet, but it isn't as bad as I thought it would be. It's actually entertaining up to a point. Also, I didn't find the p'ek very attractive when I saw the teasers, but he's not that bad looking. I wouldn't say he's drop dead gorgeous, but he has his moments.
I'm not sure why someone said that it was a one-sided love on Bee's part. As far as the past goes, the p'ek loved her, too. He even told her so right before he died. He also said that if there was a next life, he hoped they'd be together again. Now that's where it gets iffy because he's in his next life, but she's not, so does that promise still count? To be honest, I found Bee's reason for wanting to be immortal just plain ridiculous and absurd. Instead of dying naturally and meeting p'ek again in the next life, she decides to become immortal to wait for his reincarnation instead. Aside from that being one of the stupidest ideas I've ever heard, I can't understand why she'd want to wait. Just waiting a regular lifetime for someone you love to return is hard, let alone literally waiting possibly forever for him to come back.
I find almost everyone likeable so far except perhaps Bee. For someone who appeared to be a good person in her last life, who didn't want to marry that lord because he was mean and cruel, and who's waiting for her "true love" to be reincarnated, she's pretty self-absorbed and uncaring toward everyone else, especially her "daughter" who is her nanny/master's own daughter. I understand that a side effect of immortality is losing touch with humanity because you live for so long that life starts becoming meaningless at some point, but Bee's character is just not likeable. She's only living for the p'ek to be reborn, and although that can seem romantic, if she doesn't care to sympathize/empathize with other people, then that just makes her the same as the lord she didn't want to marry (who was also uncaring and cruel to others). She didn't even care when she found out she had killed the p'ek's brother. She was just ecstatic that the p'ek had returned. I'm sure by this point in her life, one more dead body isn't going to matter, but when it's your "lover's" brother, you'd think she'd feel a slight twinge of guilt or remorse.
From the end title, it looks like Charebelle will find her "mother" and the p'ek sleeping together. That shocked, horrified, and heartbroken face says it all. I know it won't be his fault because he'll be under a spell, but it still doesn't change the fact that he slept with the woman she believes is her mother. It's just an image you can never erase from your memory, you know, so I don't have high hopes of Charebelle and Boat ending up happily ever after.
I'm not sure why someone said that it was a one-sided love on Bee's part. As far as the past goes, the p'ek loved her, too. He even told her so right before he died. He also said that if there was a next life, he hoped they'd be together again. Now that's where it gets iffy because he's in his next life, but she's not, so does that promise still count? To be honest, I found Bee's reason for wanting to be immortal just plain ridiculous and absurd. Instead of dying naturally and meeting p'ek again in the next life, she decides to become immortal to wait for his reincarnation instead. Aside from that being one of the stupidest ideas I've ever heard, I can't understand why she'd want to wait. Just waiting a regular lifetime for someone you love to return is hard, let alone literally waiting possibly forever for him to come back.
I find almost everyone likeable so far except perhaps Bee. For someone who appeared to be a good person in her last life, who didn't want to marry that lord because he was mean and cruel, and who's waiting for her "true love" to be reincarnated, she's pretty self-absorbed and uncaring toward everyone else, especially her "daughter" who is her nanny/master's own daughter. I understand that a side effect of immortality is losing touch with humanity because you live for so long that life starts becoming meaningless at some point, but Bee's character is just not likeable. She's only living for the p'ek to be reborn, and although that can seem romantic, if she doesn't care to sympathize/empathize with other people, then that just makes her the same as the lord she didn't want to marry (who was also uncaring and cruel to others). She didn't even care when she found out she had killed the p'ek's brother. She was just ecstatic that the p'ek had returned. I'm sure by this point in her life, one more dead body isn't going to matter, but when it's your "lover's" brother, you'd think she'd feel a slight twinge of guilt or remorse.
From the end title, it looks like Charebelle will find her "mother" and the p'ek sleeping together. That shocked, horrified, and heartbroken face says it all. I know it won't be his fault because he'll be under a spell, but it still doesn't change the fact that he slept with the woman she believes is her mother. It's just an image you can never erase from your memory, you know, so I don't have high hopes of Charebelle and Boat ending up happily ever after.
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