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Ten years and they can't move on? If only the reunion had led somewhere, but the ending leaves everything open, what's the point of all this?
Now I have to say that this protagonist is terrible. She ended a relationship, went back to the male protagonist, but kept the other guy around? She drank with him and the male protagonist saw the guy leave.
I don't know which of the two is worse.
The male protagonist is pathetic. The female protagonist is selfish.
I don't understand, the female protagonist chose to move on, chose her career, why stop halfway?
If the male protagonist had a minimum of self-respect, he would have ignored her and moved on with his life.

What's the point of all this? Such a tiring script.
I don't recommend it. 3/10

Bad, I don't recommend it

It seems I'll have to put up with the traitor and his lover for quite a while, since they're SML and SFL.
ML didn't give me a very good impression, and FL, well, I don't know what to say, I guess I'll just have to wait for more episodes.

There are only 2 MLs, one of whom is the traitor, It means that the others are secondary characters. Personally, I don't like it; I find that kind of plot boring.
It's already tiresome when they introduce love triangles, imagine three of them chasing after FL.

She definitely is suspicious.

The behavior of some people never changes, regardless of the era.
Even if he is not interested, and that bothers her; he remains an obstacle.
From the queen mother's point of view, because of the regent, her position was quite uncomfortable. Especially when there is some kind of friction, just look at the scene the scene before the fire, well, all drama of this type involves the cliché of intrigues between the royal family.

To what extent does protocol matter outside the palace? As much as she seems to value protocols, I feel she prefers to impose her power, not to mention that, well, if she has real power, being stopped by bodyguards is kind of annoying? I mean, you're the queen mother, in theory above her is only the regent.
She went back in because of the bag, noticing the female presence, well, that was personal perhaps, there must be a history between them, it can't be that simple. Her actions always seem strange to me.

There was definitely something suspicious, but what you said makes sense, and yes, that look was quite long; perhaps you weren't overthinking it.

Oh no, episode 2 ended at the best part, I can't wait to watch the next episodes.

Absolutely, I mean he was already bad

Oh, don't remind me of that, I really wanted to see her in that role, in a Sword Snow Stride sequel.

I had already read the novel a long time ago, I'm glad this drama got a sequel.
Even knowing that this might disappoint me.
This was one of the first C-dramas I watched, I have good memories, even knowing that it has flaws and is far from perfect, I gave Princess Agents a 7,5

I didn't like the lead actress based on the trailers, but let me be clear: I'm not saying the chosen actress is bad; after all, I don't know any of her previous work. To be more precise, I started watching Perfect Match, but I never finished it.

Her age doesn't bother me, and anyway, it's no secret that this drama won't have kissing scenes or anything like that; not even Princess Agents had them, let alone this sequel.
Oh right, I found the opening scene with the pile of bodies strange, was it supposed to be dramatic?
My only question is: how much will they change from the original story?

I don't like this kind of ending; at least give me something complete. I don't like it when it's left open-ended.

Although I found it interesting... I'm more worried... something tells me this is going to be quite tragic.
I don't know if I want to continue, maybe I'll wait until all the episodes are released.

Bad ending.

ML dies.
FL continues with her life.

There no romance, to be honest.

ML suffers so much and did so much for FL, who never truly believed in him.
He sacrifice himself in the end so she could live.
Everything he did was for her.
All properties. Bank account with money for the children from the orphanage he created for them.
In the end, she reads some messages he left, and only then does she truly understand how much he loved her.

Terrible ending.

I read spoilers and checked out the ending; I'm definitely not going to watch this drama.

As far as I know, the scenes weren't completely cut. I don't know exactly what the bathtub scene was like, but I can say that the bed scene, which happens after the bathtub scene, had a small cut. Instead of the protagonists getting out from under the covers, they're already in bed.

For those who haven't seen it, in short, first the female protagonist and then the male protagonist emerge from under the covers. In the final version, they appear in bed without being under the covers; I saw this scene on Twitter.

And for those who had doubts, ep38 the bedroom scene, after the bathtub scene, was indeed cut in the final version, so those who saw it saw it. To be more precise, a part of the scene was removed.