Scholar Who Walks The Night Episode 18 - 19
Nearly there. One more episode!!!
After 120 years of plotting and preparations, I couldn't believe that the best plan is to actually run head-on and bomb the underground palace instead. C'mon Show, is your brain clotted with blood you can't come up with a better solution?.
But this absurd proposition is nothing on par with the shocking revelation of Gwi's feelings for Hye-ryung. Whutt?! For once, he shows traces of humanity and vulnerability that are absent all along from the show, and these emotions are further intensified following his heartfelt confession to the already dead Hye-ryung. It's sad, to think that he's back to being alone in this dark and gloomy basement, all miserable and lonely for another thousands of years (provided he's not being successfully er, bombed to death).
Nonetheless, that's not going to dismiss his evil doings all this while (imagine how many people he's feasted on) and we are most certain that Gwi has to go eventually, back to where he'd once belonged to.
After 120 years of plotting and preparations, I couldn't believe that the best plan is to actually run head-on and bomb the underground palace instead. C'mon Show, is your brain clotted with blood you can't come up with a better solution?.
But this absurd proposition is nothing on par with the shocking revelation of Gwi's feelings for Hye-ryung. Whutt?! For once, he shows traces of humanity and vulnerability that are absent all along from the show, and these emotions are further intensified following his heartfelt confession to the already dead Hye-ryung. It's sad, to think that he's back to being alone in this dark and gloomy basement, all miserable and lonely for another thousands of years (provided he's not being successfully er, bombed to death).
Nonetheless, that's not going to dismiss his evil doings all this while (imagine how many people he's feasted on) and we are most certain that Gwi has to go eventually, back to where he'd once belonged to.
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