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To My Beloved Thief (2026)

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To My Beloved Thief (은애하는 도적님아) | EP. 16 | 2026 Nam Ji Hyun as Hong Eun Jo Moon Sang Min as Yi Yeol

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I have a weakness for kings who bring their injured beloveds into their bedchambers.

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If I swallow these words again, I think I'll regret it deeply. All of it was my blessing. From the moment I first saw you, every step you took towards me, even the footsteps that hesitated and turned back after my countless rejections, every single one of them, it was my blessing.

-To My Beloved Thief-

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My dream has always been you.

To My Beloved Thief (은애하는 도적님아) 2026

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To My Beloved Thief / 은애하는 도적님아 (2026) | Episode 11 | Nam Ji-hyun as Hong Eun-jo (but it's Yi Yeol surviving in her body)

“Come on. What are you worried about? I even survived your awful in-laws. The Hyeminseo should be easy.”

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And just like that, we’ve reached the final two episodes.

To My Beloved Thief has consistently delivered a feast to its audience without a single ingredient out of place. As they say, the plot thickens, and that is exactly what is happening in this drama.

Nam Ji Hyun and Moon Sang Min have delivered outstanding performances, especially in the body-swap scenes. The directorial choice to briefly show them in their original bodies during serious conversations felt both necessary and perfectly executed.

The cinematography initially mirrored that of a typical sageuk drama, but as the episodes progressed and the storyline grew stronger and more intense, so did the visuals. There was a noticeable increase in night and darker scenes, amplifying the emotional weight of the narrative. The episode in which the courtesans were freed marked a peak in the cinematography. Their dance scenes gave me goosebumps—the atmosphere was frightening and deeply unsettling. Yet what truly left me awestruck was the moment they threw the court maid outfits, which had helped them escape, into the air. They had done it. They had escaped. They had defied the evil monarchy and the invisible shackles placed upon women during the Joseon era.

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I am thinking about how I can dry her tears.

To My Beloved Thief (은애하는 도적님아) 2026

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Do you have a death wish? If you want to die, die alone. If they find out, your mother and Dae Il will die like dogs, and your father's body will be torn apart even in death! Hong Eun Jo! Snap out of it! He even jumped in to stop it.

To My Beloved Thief (은애하는 도적님아) 2026

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Pósters de: "To my beloved thief"

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To My Beloved Thief is currently an underrated gem in the K-drama world, but I can confidently say it’s one of the best ongoing dramas right now.

The story centres on the romance between a slave girl and the nation’s crown prince. Despite her status, Hong Eun Jo is strong-willed and deeply empathetic, and even works as a physician to help others and make some money to help her family.

Lee Yeol, on the other hand, is intelligent and sharp but largely indifferent to his duties as crown prince. Instead of focusing on state affairs, he distracts himself with trivial pursuits, like chasing a small village thief, simply to stave off boredom.

When these two cross paths, their clashing perspectives spark an undeniable chemistry, especially from Lee Yeol’s side.

Each episode runs for exactly an hour, yet the pacing is so well executed that an impressive amount of story unfolds within those 60 minutes. The romance develops at just the right tempo, neither rushed nor dragged out, and the obstacles created by their differing statuses only heighten the tension and intrigue.

It’s the kind of drama that keeps you wanting more, episode after episode. So don’t miss out—go watch To My Beloved Thief right now!

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To My Beloved Thief ‧ 은애하는 도적님아 ‧ 2026 Episode 1 – dir. Ham Young Geol

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the thing about body swap stories is that i don't really care about them in a romantic sense. but to my beloved thief isn't just a romance. it's a story about class and gender discrimination and about struggling with the fate of your station. a bastard son is at the very least a son. but eunjo, as a woman, does not even have the right to be her father's daughter. she's even resigned herself from ever being a married lady—one of the only ways she could ever manage to be something more than what she was born as. to have a man's body: to not just pretend to be a man at night but actually live as one, is a glimpse of a freedom she never would have had even if her father wasn't stripped of his bearing. to have the right to be something. to have the right to interfere in the goings of the world. to be a grand prince specifically is to be given every right she lost on the day she was born, even if it means being thrust back into the whims of the world that mercilessly tossed aside her father.

yi yeol on the other hand is so hellbent on being nothing—because the only way he can protect his mother and still love his brother from afar is being absolutely defanged in court—but he isn't nothing. he's never lived a day in his life as a nothing. he hasn't been caught in the rain. he hasn't starved. he hasn't been beaten. he's not indifferent to the plight of the hyeminsoo or its patients but he ignores the corruption of the elites around him because he can afford to do it; because he has never lived the truth of these crimes that he only sees on paper. he sees the social gap between eunjo and himself but he doesn't understand it—instead he sees the whimsy of being wooed by a handsome prince, who can make all your worries go away with a snap. he doesn't see the torrents underneath. he doesn't understand why someone would reject a fairytale come true. yi yeol's time in eunjo's body is an awakening: in her life, being able to look away from corruption is a privilege and yet daring to alleviate even some of it is a death sentence. but she burdens herself with that risk because she cares. and she cares because she has no other choice but to live to the best of her ability. and this is something yi yeol literally cannot understand—life not only as a commoner but as a commoner woman—until he becomes one.