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I can understand the king being young given the situation but isn’t the prime minister a bit too young as well?

Is there no Kdrama where the main lead cuts off contact with toxic parents? I’m not talking about outright evil ones like The Glory. I saw the parents in Bad Memory Eraser and the way they suddenly redeemed them at the end felt out of nowhere. I really don’t want that to happen here

Sorry but that's disgusting. Both brother nutting on same woman. We have seen that enough in american series

It’s not twisting things. I’m not saying he’s done anything very wrong. But people are less courageous to criticize the actors and instead only blame the people behind the scenes, even though the actor still has to accept the role and agree to do it.

Since you’ve already written a long explanation, don’t try to play safe. Blame him too along with the director. I’m sure none of us would refuse an opportunity like that if it was offered to us but he’s clearly using his connections. It’s not like he was forced into it. It's not evil but it is what it is

If you genuinely think the OP likes her performance, I don’t have much to say. They’re clearly just here to criticize the lead actress and using her as a weapon and they probably won’t care about her in her next drama.

Who even hates IU’s character? It’s just a small group of people. Some are blatant haters, while others simply have different preferences. Most viewers already like the cool, businesswoman image she’s portraying.

The way you’re saying her character is widely hated makes it sound like it’s a universal opinion, which it isn’t. It’s not like Hong Suzu’s character in The Impossible Heir.

How is IU supposed to act better when the character is written this way?
People see a serious queen mother character and assume that’s better acting but all of them are doing their roles well

A lot of you praising her so highly right now, probably didn’t even watch her dramas when she was the lead. That’s partly why she’s now taking on supporting roles. This kind of praise feels insincere.

I didn’t understand why Huiju’s arranged fiancé rejected her right away. Was he actually a good person? I expected them to portray him as the typical bratty character. Was it because he couldn’t fully commit to her or was she looking down on him?

Those over the top youtube dramas,if you’re referring to vertical dramas are available on apps, so they’re not really free.
At the end of the day, both are love stories, so it’s not surprising if they give off similar vibes. What ultimately matters is the production quality

I think it’s more like she’s choosing one of her puppets to be his wife

I’ve seen his childhood picture.The part people are calling Botox, His cheeks looked the same to me. Idk what people are talking about

They just sound salty about his success because the same people used to loveeee him when he was underrated

People are accusing him of Botox and whatnot because he’s pretty😭 Even if he did, would anyone look THAT good from Botox or foundation alone?(sideeyeing ZLH haters too)

In real life, people hate those they don’t find attractive and online, people hate those who are too pretty

Go in without expectations. Any drama will naturally feel better that way

This drama is totally a stylish brainrot. People can’t see it because of the captivating shots and pretty actresses

If Bao’er had been a girl, would anyone have helped him? Most people would’ve abandoned both the mother and child. The nanny, her son, and everyone else helped Qianqian and Bao’er because of their own selfish motives. Everyone has selfish reasons. They helped him.bcz it's easier to control a puppet emperor. Qimin’s selfishness just included evil actions, which is why he’s the villain.

If Qimin had been a girl instead, disfigured at four, betrayed by her own nanny at fourteen, assaulted and still kept her goal of taking the throne and used any means to achieve it, I know exactly which group of people on which app would’ve called her a ‘queen’ and praised her as a strong woman

I don’t think I need to explain more. If I had seen this 3–4 years ago when I was still a teenager, I probably would’ve been just as angry as you. Good luck to you tho

So Aren’t you being too harsh on a fourteen year old rape victim? He was obviously mentally broken and messed up after everything that happened to him.
I’m just saying you’re being too one sided. He’s not a good guy for sure but after going through so much, should he have just given up the throne to a child born like that?
His motive was survival and ascending the throne. If he could have just given it up, he wouldn’t even be called the antagonist

I hope you understand why he wanted to kill his own son. He was drugged into fathering this child when he was fourteen. This didn’t make it into the final cut but it was in the novel and there were hints. I’m not sure you’d be this harsh if a female victim hated a child born from assault