Brry

The storyline is so simple, it’s like it’s meant for five-year-olds.

Honestly, the dialogues feel like they're completely AI-generated—they're just so plastic. If this garbage keeps getting high ratings, the Korean entertainment industry is only going to double down on AI scripts, which spells the death of organic, creative storytelling. First, the music industry went downhill, and now television is next in line, all thanks to audiences with zero standards.

I’m three episodes into 'My Royal Nemesis' and Heo Nam-jun is just painful to watch. This isn’t his first rodeo, but honestly, his acting is regressing with every new movie.

Before, her acting and roles were so cringey that I couldn't stand watching any of her shows. Because of this, I was already biased against her before I started watching the series. But contrary to my expectations, this time she had a very interesting role that suited her perfectly, and she was a joy to watch. I didn't expect her to look so natural on screen.

The only thing that made this series interesting was Chang Ryul; otherwise, I wouldn’t have watched it.