Not everyone has the same taste. If it’s not for you, quietly leave your review and move on. There’s no need…
Sorry to say, you’re really acting quite childish. Instead of leaving a proper review like everyone else in the review section, you’re coming to the comment section and talking nonsense, while also trying to tell others what they should or shouldn’t do.
Not everyone has the same taste. If it’s not for you, quietly leave your review and move on. There’s no need…
The comment section is not for reviews. It’s honestly not that hard to understand and also it makes no sense for you to interfere in how someone else chooses to rate something. so there’s no point in ruining the comment section atmosphere for everyone else.
Not everyone has the same taste. If it’s not for you, quietly leave your review and move on. There’s no need…
I’ve never once said that people shouldn’t express their opinions. I already said that if you don’t like the drama, then simply leave your review and move on. What’s actually annoying is coming into the comment section just to interfere with people who are genuinely enjoying the drama and acting like you get to decide what they should or shouldn’t do. inserting yourself into others’ enjoyment for no reason is honestly obnoxious and unnecessary.
Not everyone has the same taste. If it’s not for you, quietly leave your review and move on. There’s no need…
I’ve been seeing this exact same comment from different people for the past month. At this point, it honestly feels like one person is using 100 different accounts to repeat the same nonsense over and over again. Seriously, if you dislike the drama that much, then quietly drop it and move on. There are thousands of other great dramas out there for you to watch. Nobody is forcing you to stay here. What’s actually bizarre is how people who claim they dislike the drama still camp in the comment section just to tell others what they should or shouldn’t enjoy. That behavior is genuinely irritating and unnecessary.I honestly don’t know how a person can be this irritating
What's with the rating ? I get that we didn't get a lot of good kdramas lately but it's no reason to rate a boring…
Not everyone has the same taste. If it’s not for you, quietly leave your review and move on. There’s no need to interfere with how others feel about the drama or what rating they choose to give it. Coming here just to spread negativity and ruin the mood for people who are actually enjoying the show is completely unnecessary and honestly annoying.
this isn't made by netflix though just distributed. it's an SBS production
The third and fourth episodes of Perfect Crown were much better than the first two. I honestly think you should’ve watched the next two episodes before deciding to drop the drama 🙂
After Episode 10 aired, the way the haters are desperately trying to sabotage the ratings is honestly hilarious 😂 No matter how hard they try, though Perfect Crown is still the highest rated drama in South Korea this year so far. Imagine putting in that much energy only to end up watching the drama remain on top anyway 😭 At this point, all that bitterness is just making their jealousy more obvious 😂
think Huiju and Wan will ultimately end the constitutional monarchy in “Perfect Crown”
M*C posted an announcement for the “Perfect Crown” pop-up, then deleted and posted it again. The original pop-up title was “The Last Duty of the Royal Family,” but it was later changed to “The Royal Gate Opens.”
If the first post was deleted because it contained a spoiler, I think the phrase “Last Duty” was used because the Royal Family is abolished in the end. Maybe the reason the pop-up opens after the final episode is because the original title only makes sense once you know how the story ends.
My guess is that Wan eventually takes the throne, then chooses to end the constitutional monarchy himself. After that, he and Huiju will live happily together while she does everything she wants to do.
I also think Huiju will become the next chair of Castle Group.
I love watching perfect crown because this is exactly how I felt when I started watching kdramas. giggling kicking my feet screaming my head off. it’s finally hitting the right way!!!!
ANALYSIS: Why did Lee Ahn immediately want to leave the palace and report to Hee Ju’s father instead of calling the royal physician when she fainted?⁉️ Hee Ju fainting in the middle of the grand ceremony was not only shocking but also clearly revealed Lee Ahn’s character: a deeply devoted Grand Prince who is also extremely cold and strategic in his thinking. All of his reactions were fast, decisive, and purposeful. 📍 Immediately reporting to her father-in-law — trusting the right person In such an important royal ceremony, it is obvious that royal physicians and a full medical team were present. However, Lee Ahn chose to ignore that option. To him, the palace at that moment was no longer a safe place, but an environment filled with risks and constant surveillance.
That is why he chose to contact Hee Ju’s family instead. Lee Ahn understands Chairman Seong’s nature very well. No matter how cold he appears, he will protect his daughter at all costs. It may not be the warmest place, but it is the safest option in this situation. 📍 Personally escorting Hee Ju out of the palace instead of delegating the responsibility to others, Lee Ahn personally carried Hee Ju and left the palace.
This action was not only emotional—it was also about control. In a chaotic situation, he did not allow anyone else to intervene because only when she was in his hands could he be fully sure she was safe. 📍 Taking her to Castle Hospital — creating a “shield” of safety Choosing not to take Hee Ju to the Royal Hospital was a very important decision. Instead, he selected Castle Hospital, which is fully controlled by her family.
There, Hee Ju would not just be a patient but someone under complete protection. All medical staff would be under her father’s authority, greatly reducing any chance of outside interference.
At the same time, her medical information would remain strictly confidential, preventing any leaks to the media or within the palace.
Overall, there is no unnecessary detail in this sequence. The screenwriter carefully constructs every moment with clear purpose and precision
Is this good guys? Enjoying filing for love but may check out as I recognize ml from 20th century girl
yes it is very good. Watch up to episode 3. If you still do not like it after that, then drop it. But if you enjoy rom-coms, trust me, give it a chance.
Am I the only one kinda disappointed in this drama? I waited for the release ever since they announced the cast…
For a long time now, I’ve seen people constantly asking for “old-style K-dramas” to come back. But when we actually get something light, fun, and similar to those older dramas, you guys still finds something to complain about. just enjoy the drama. its a romcom
What’s actually annoying is coming into the comment section just to interfere with people who are genuinely enjoying the drama and acting like you get to decide what they should or shouldn’t do. inserting yourself into others’ enjoyment for no reason is honestly obnoxious and unnecessary.
Seriously, if you dislike the drama that much, then quietly drop it and move on. There are thousands of other great dramas out there for you to watch. Nobody is forcing you to stay here.
What’s actually bizarre is how people who claim they dislike the drama still camp in the comment section just to tell others what they should or shouldn’t enjoy. That behavior is genuinely irritating and unnecessary.I honestly don’t know how a person can be this irritating
think Huiju and Wan will ultimately end the constitutional monarchy in “Perfect Crown”
M*C posted an announcement for the “Perfect Crown” pop-up, then deleted and posted it again. The original pop-up title was “The Last Duty of the Royal Family,” but it was later changed to “The Royal Gate Opens.”
If the first post was deleted because it contained a spoiler, I think the phrase “Last Duty” was used because the Royal Family is abolished in the end. Maybe the reason the pop-up opens after the final episode is because the original title only makes sense once you know how the story ends.
My guess is that Wan eventually takes the throne, then chooses to end the constitutional monarchy himself. After that, he and Huiju will live happily together while she does everything she wants to do.
I also think Huiju will become the next chair of Castle Group.
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Hee Ju fainting in the middle of the grand ceremony was not only shocking but also clearly revealed Lee Ahn’s character: a deeply devoted Grand Prince who is also extremely cold and strategic in his thinking. All of his reactions were fast, decisive, and purposeful.
📍 Immediately reporting to her father-in-law — trusting the right person
In such an important royal ceremony, it is obvious that royal physicians and a full medical team were present. However, Lee Ahn chose to ignore that option.
To him, the palace at that moment was no longer a safe place, but an environment filled with risks and constant surveillance.
That is why he chose to contact Hee Ju’s family instead. Lee Ahn understands Chairman Seong’s nature very well. No matter how cold he appears, he will protect his daughter at all costs. It may not be the warmest place, but it is the safest option in this situation.
📍 Personally escorting Hee Ju out of the palace
instead of delegating the responsibility to others, Lee Ahn personally carried Hee Ju and left the palace.
This action was not only emotional—it was also about control. In a chaotic situation, he did not allow anyone else to intervene because only when she was in his hands could he be fully sure she was safe.
📍 Taking her to Castle Hospital — creating a “shield” of safety
Choosing not to take Hee Ju to the Royal Hospital was a very important decision. Instead, he selected Castle Hospital, which is fully controlled by her family.
There, Hee Ju would not just be a patient but someone under complete protection. All medical staff would be under her father’s authority, greatly reducing any chance of outside interference.
At the same time, her medical information would remain strictly confidential, preventing any leaks to the media or within the palace.
Overall, there is no unnecessary detail in this sequence. The screenwriter carefully constructs every moment with clear purpose and precision