Thank goodness Dong Soo finally snapped out of his wits! >.>

Dong Soo continued on in this episode with his depression even after a month has passed, refusing to defend himself when he gets constantly beaten up by the Sword Saint.Finally Jin Joo took him with her to the shed that they were in when they were kids, when he saved her from fire despite his limbs being a bit abnormally stiff since birth. Dong Soo snapped out of his wits and saved her again this time, finally.Also the reunion of Jin Joo and her birth mother who's the Earth Lord ahjumma from Heoksa Chorong, that was really nice. Finally she's not avoiding her daughter anymore. Also Jin Joo's relationship with her adopted father is really beautiful and pure, just love em'!Ending is when Yeo Un received the order to escort Ji Seon to see Qing Emperor, though the condition is that once he reached the land he can no longer protect her. So he tried to negotiate with Sky Lord about it but failed. In fact he received the threat that if he fails the mission, he will be killed alongside that woman. When Yeo Un went over with the woman to see Qing's emissary, that asshole urges her to strip down her chest so he can see her tattoo. Before she could strip off her clothes, Yeo Un quickly slashed a piece of her clothing at the back so he could see it LOL. Really, full on charisma Yeo Un's style. He loves the girl too, but moved over because he saw Dong Soo goes crazy for her, but he protects her quietly in his own ways. Auwhhh. ❤❤❤The scene then closed with Dong Soo rushing over to meet Ji Seon just before she boards the ship to Qing and tries to stop them from taking her away. Gahh he's always so reckless like this. He's only one person and he has to fight so manyyyyy. :(P/s honestly i feel like this Ji Seon's character is about to be killed anytime soon (her life is always on the verge of standing off a cliff), so when he finally lose her i feel like Dong Soo will finally accept Jin Joo's heart who i find much more fitting for him. That girl sincerely loved him since they were kids, what a keeper!

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