Part 1 was so good that it made me excited to watch Part 2.

But I was disappointed. It became the cliche love story that circled around the feelings of others then finally ended up together.

Towards the end, Han Song Yi narrated, " Some have found their place, while others are still searching for it." I disagree that in the second part of this sentence they showed Seo Do Hyun. He has been consistent with what he wanted to achieve since the beginning. It's just that his family circumstances have not been favorable that brought him a lot of set backs in life (and even so in his love life). It's not that he is still searching. It's more on, he has yet arrived.

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I found the plot interesting to watch this kdrama, especially the back story of Habaek.

Partly, it is a story of gods/deities who are vain, greedy, vengeful, and selfish. Good thing its just a fantasy drama, LOL. They should instead have been depicted as goblins rather than gods.

The way the story developed was quite disappointing for me. Some episodes were engrossing but some were dragging as if they were included just to extend it into a 16-episode drama.

Although, there are two saving graces: the casts' visuals and the superb acting of Im Joo Hwan.

The cinematography is impressive.

Now, I understand the mixed perception.
Overall, I give it a 7.5 rating.

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