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You asked why I’m still around, I answered — I check my review likes sometimes, it’s not complicated. I’m not here to argue, just sharing my thoughts. End of story.

I honestly don’t get why you always feel the need to pick fights over other opinions. Is your bias YoonA? I said the same thing about Beyond the Bar — barely any romance, nothing remotely triggering, and definitely not enough substance to bother writing a full review. End of story.

I check my review likes every week. I just came across someone with a similar opinion, so I appreciate the extra likes on my review.

*almost 11 years age gap. Check my review for more details.

Totally agree. Check my review for this drama

I said my piece. You don’t have to agree, but you also won’t change my mind.

Totally agree. List to top where I comment more details about that.

I dunno why u react so hard. The initial complain was that YoonA doesn't have lead stage presence.
Age gap is awkward and it's true. Why all the fuss.

I usually don't comment anything just this kdrama triggered me. And I use other service (simkl) but here there is at least few people that can read my thoughts. Dunno why this website marked me as female.

Anyway you can't deny truth: she is bland and age gap is big.

An 11-year age gap with the female lead being older feels awkward, unnatural, and completely unbelievable—both in modern times and especially in a historical setting where it would have been impossible.

And it’s not just the age gap—she looks so much older than him, almost like his real mother.

Then hire a real 27-year-old who's actually pretty enough to make the tyrant king’s crush believable.

Fair point — real-life couples manage age differences. My concern here is how it plays on screen: an 11-year gap with the female lead older than the male lead feels awkward and less believable in this historical setting.

Sorry, but men naturally prefer younger women. A balanced couple usually works when the woman is the same age or up to 5 years younger. The FL being 11 years older? Big no.

Women, on the other hand, rarely see younger men as men—they feel like kids.

I actually agree—YoonA doesn’t have the presence to carry the show. She blends into the background while the drama cries for a real queen.

And that 11-year age gap? Way too much. Even 100 layers of makeup can’t make it believable. Sorry, not sorry—time is cruel.