
from my understanding the first timeline took place in the joseon dynasty. the second timeline is prior to or midst the korean war (south vs north). the third is modern time. it is most likely that sungyeon was reincarnated in the same household but in different eras and all of which as basically his ancestors. hoseok on the other hand died in the first timeline and only got reincarnated in the third.

yall calling him loyal but being the KING of a nation and having the RESPONSIBILITY to pass on the bloodline makes his decision rash. loyalty has nothing to do with it not when it's an obligation. so unless they finally have a plan that involves not having to lose the golden hair and eyes bloodline, i can't say i support wolfgang. you're dumb af if you think all they need is to find a child with gold features. it's the MAGIC in those features that matters they should just look for his siblings who got kicked out of the castle. pretty sure poverty must've tamed the stick up their asses by now

when you think about it heinely was supposed to be the villain of the story. he went to the eastern empire to basically spy on them but then falls for navier and ends up marrying her. tho things didn't go as he planned it still went well cause having navier as a partner turned the western kingdom to an empire and allowed it to flourish

yall aint thinking outside the box. she seems to be ruminating on how sensitive the concept of marriage is to their relationship. he's divorced. i mean- that's the whole point with her last breakup right? STABILITY. so his ex-wife isn't the problem. it's how the traces of his past relationship could possibly affect their future as a couple. she's definitely being petty by not talking to him about it. but who wants a perfect mc? plus, it's way better to have this conflict early into the relationship than to have it pop up when they've dated for years only to breakup. i just really hope he won't have to be the "bigger person" and apologize

to be fair, theyre both not communicating. its just that we - as readers - are weighing their faults and it just so happens that it falls mostly on her. i dont like her method of expressing her frustration but despite that i relate to it more than having the conflict just magically ease down. if i was in her shoes id probably do the same thing and i admit its not the best solution. but its fine for now since theyre a new couple and are exploring each other's flaws and quirks. the real problem is if she's gonna do this again everytime she wants to ask him something but her pride wont let her
its sad how parents like these actually exist irl