Wow, this is rated higher than the previous two seasons. I’m a bit skeptical because of her hairstyle. I delayed watching season one for that reason and this one looks even worse. Now I’m really curious how the chemistry turns out.
If trying to discredit her work and making a sour face at every accomplishment is his way of caring and not even…
Yes, they’ve mentioned it too many times. From the way it’s going, it feels like they might try to whitewash it later by showing he was there in the hospital. But my main point is after neglecting her since she was born, they can’t suddenly frame it as deep love or strong care.
If trying to discredit her work and making a sour face at every accomplishment is his way of caring and not even…
I never blamed you. As an Asian, I don’t really believe in going no contact with parents either. But they could’ve just kept a distant relationship like this. Instead, it seems like they’re going for a route where everything gets forgiven later, where her father secretly cared for her all along but she wasn’t aware of it, which ends up framing her as the villain
I saw a post on tik tok where they were like ... Her father slapped the prince even when he doesn't care for her…
If trying to discredit her work and making a sour face at every accomplishment is his way of caring and not even visiting his child after a serious accident is also supposed to be care, then I hope no parent ever shows love like that to their child.
Prince Yi An's crying scene in the hospital scene was good acting...There was so much criticism of Byeon Woo Seok's…
Tbh, actors who are conventionally good looking tend to be judged more harshly by some wannabe critics. They downplay their acting, saying they only succeed because of their looks. But if he were only here because of his looks, he wouldn’t have gotten his big break after 30.
But with the same level of acting, if it’s someone who doesn’t fit beauty standards, those same people hype them up a lot. They think doing that makes them different or progressive
trend on this drama with episodic progression - Good, **ramp walks and C-drama wannabe zone** Good enough, **outspoken,…
For fans to come at you, they need to even understand what you wrote. Even haters wouldn’t realize you’re on their side if not for the second-last line. Wtf even is this
Episode 7 (no spoiler but still hinting at something so I'm not putting the spoiler tag but if you're worried…
Do people actually like her character? It feels like most of the hype comes from LR shippers or IU or BWS antis, plus those who just like her visuals, which is fair. But when the praise focuses on the character instead of her acting, I know they're lying.
There’s really nothing likable about her character. She doesn’t have a compelling backstory and it’s not like she worked hard to get where she is. Instead, she pressures her 8year old son and tries to use him to climb higher and even her works are done by Ian
Sorry but Kdrama casting has gotten really disappointing lately. Except for this drama, most of the upcoming castings I’ve seen are dogshit. Many of the leads give off more of a sibling energy, which makes me wonder if they even do chemistry tests anymore.
They really need more male actors who look youthful and have strong screen presence. At the end of the day, content is still king but for light romcoms, good looking leads definitely make the experience better I’ve even considered switching to Cdramas but the episode count is what’s holding me back. Their casting is chef’s kiss. They clearly understand their target audience for idol dramas.
Right now, this is the only Kdrama keeping me invested.
I’ve been skipping the SML scenes with Huiju from the beginning. Their relationship gives off the same vibe as second male leads in Dynamic Kiss or My Demon, they’ve known the girl for years but only try to confess once the male lead shows up. I’m honestly so over this type of character. It feels really repetitive now. I’d rather watch the annoying Queen Mother.
hui ju marry with jeong u and I an marry with I rang and let her be the queen that's it because the amount of…
Irang is actively trying to sabotage Ian in every way she can. She slapped him in front of everyone for no reason, just to assert dominance and then acted all pouty when people got concerned about his scratch. Maybe it’s because everyone could clearly see she was in the wrong.
If it had been an older queen mother instead of her, she would come off like Ian’s evil stepmother type and the fact that she has been with his brother makes it even more uncomfortable. No offense but shipping them feels really weird.
But my main point is after neglecting her since she was born, they can’t suddenly frame it as deep love or strong care.
Instead, it seems like they’re going for a route where everything gets forgiven later, where her father secretly cared for her all along but she wasn’t aware of it, which ends up framing her as the villain
But with the same level of acting, if it’s someone who doesn’t fit beauty standards, those same people hype them up a lot. They think doing that makes them different or progressive
There’s really nothing likable about her character. She doesn’t have a compelling backstory and it’s not like she worked hard to get where she is. Instead, she pressures her 8year old son and tries to use him to climb higher and even her works are done by Ian
They really need more male actors who look youthful and have strong screen presence. At the end of the day, content is still king but for light romcoms, good looking leads definitely make the experience better
I’ve even considered switching to Cdramas but the episode count is what’s holding me back. Their casting is chef’s kiss. They clearly understand their target audience for idol dramas.
Right now, this is the only Kdrama keeping me invested.
If it had been an older queen mother instead of her, she would come off like Ian’s evil stepmother type and the fact that she has been with his brother makes it even more uncomfortable. No offense but shipping them feels really weird.