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I think all women look significantly better with more weight. I'm not talking about being overweight cause that's a whole other issue which the plagues the West, but being at a healthy BMI and FFMI range for women with proper exercise and diet will always be the gold standard. I don't watch Cdrama's so I wouldn't know but ever since I started watching Kdramas I started noticing how the female leads have looked more and more starved as the years go by, it's especially noticeable in this drama with Ha Young, she looks like she's at least 20 pounds below the weight that would suit her, tough 😔.

I can definitely see the pressure to commit to cosmetic surgery for a chance to land leading roles. I'm still reeling from shock though, Ha Young felt like one of the few that never had any major surgery. Oh man, I wish you didn't inform me, cause I probably wouldn't have ever checked otherwise.

I just googled it. Damn, I genuinely thought she was all natural and just got veneers recently. The plastic surgeons in Korea are really of a different caliber, no wonder South Korea is called the Mecca of cosmetic surgery. She looks absolutely stunning though but I'm definitely not a fan of the anorexic beauty standards of Korea. I remember first seeing her in Extraordinary Attorney Woo and she looked much better with more weight.

She likely already had beautiful teeth to begin with which is why her bottom row looks great as well. I don't think you can get teeth as white as that with professional bleaching since the thickness of enamel and inner dentin layer varies from person to person. it's possible that in her case it worked out but for most people teeth that white is likely not happening through whitening alone.

She likely has porcelain veneers, if you notice it's not only the colour of her teeth but also the shape and gapping of her teeth that are perfect and that doesn't come naturally. Jung Hae In just kept his natural teeth and that's why it can't be as white as hers since natural teeth simply don't reach that light of a shade.

It will get much more coverage than both Lovely Runner and Perfect Crown. Solo leveling is a global franchise and it's being produced by Netflix. The fact they've been hyping it since early 2026 when it's probably coming out in Q3/Q4 of 2027 says it all. BWS's fame will skyrocket into a different dimension once Solo Leveling is released, as long as the adaptation is at least decent.

Yeah that wouldn't work. The chairman wouldn't have released her without the bars being present. That would make no sense to release someone on the claim that the bars are at a specified location, because Heeju can just run away now with the bars after sending the Chairman to a false location. That would've made for the dumbest plot point of the entire drama.

This is actually how K-Variety shows tend to be. The main host is a comedian right? That's one of the things he's known for. Totally understandable if you don't like it though, I would suggest to not watch any further since the exaggerated behavior is likely not going to change.

Fresh off of watching Perfect Crown, BWS is a really emotional dude huh? I saw the interview where he was talking about how he's very empathetic towards others since he was raised with a lot of love by his family and that they still treat him like a child and give him kisses and hugs when he visits home. I can see why that scene in episode 1 or 2(if I recall correctly) on day 1 where he was washing the dishes and one of the "three beauties" that was part of his newly formed team told him about wanting to have a beautiful time and he literally was about to start crying because of how emotional that conversation made him. He kept blinking so he wouldn't cry and you can hear his voice shaking when he spoke, I noticed it funny enough because that's exactly what I do to make sure I don't cry in front of people. Byeon Woo Seok, that's my boy 👑

Surprisingly very weak love triangle, not nearly as big as the trailer makes it out to be. If the love triangle is your only concern then you can easily watch this, I would say it's basically irrelevant once the story starts to kick in.

I'm surprised, I think BWS acting was immaculate. Regal and stoic, exactly what I'd expect from a high ranking member of the Royal family.

That's how you cover up things, you get a guy who has no family or relatives to do it and then you kill them after the job is done. This is a very common plot trope that stories have, I understand if you don't like that they did this but it's not really a surprise that the mechanic that tampered with the car is dead.

I don't understand how people rate a drama after the first episode. I was watching Perfect Crown and there was already reviews giving it less than 3 stars within the first week of airing. The reviews even said 12 of 12 episodes seen, they really need to lock reviews and ratings until a show is done airing. I don't rate anything until I've finished watching it or I might rate it if I end up dropping the show either way I agree people have lost the plot. I'm using the app so you can't actually rate individual episodes, only the entire show itself.

I actually think "In your Orbit" by Im Joongwon was the most beautiful track in the OST for the drama and he's definitely not known at all. They always played it for the most emotionally charged scenes, I remember trying to find it the first time it was used but at the time it wasn't listed anywhere. This is the only song he has on his Spotify artist page, so he's a newcomer and delivered a gem. I hope he can make tracks like this cause then it'll only become a matter of time till he joins elite company. Whoever was in charge of bringing about the OST really hit it out of the park. Man, I'm honestly at a loss, beautiful 🥹❄️

My boy, straight G 👑

I've never liked this many tracks from the OST of a Kdrama before. Usually there is one that I might like and maybe two or three in exceptional cases but this OST is hugging my ears. Some of the tracks are soo good, I can see the scene in my mind when I listen to them and they're all different as well. This is the opposite experience, I probably dislike one or two tracks while the rest are phenomenal, might be the best I've heard
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Yeah I'm gonna rewatch this drama a couple times, I was missing it before even finishing it. I usually want them to be shorter but this is probably the only time I wish it had 14 episodes instead of 12, had enough going for it do so but I know that production budget was already over well above the top.

He wasn't murdered, he died when the Queen burned the royal edict but that fire ended up spreading, it also seemed to the be the case that he didn't really make an effort to preserve his life since he definitely would've seen how the flames started but he just chose to stay in place. It's pretty clear as the story progresses that the Queen isn't capable of genuine evil, which is why she felt so much guilt over her father's actions.

She was a fan of the Grand Prince since the beginning, you don't remember the scene where she was lightly annoyed and confused as to how Huiju could say the Grand Prince looked gloomy? She literally said he was the most handsome man in the world. I personally didn't think she was a lesbian at all. She started to catch feeling for Choi Hyeon when he told her that story about him being an orphan found at the palace gates and she was surprised by how he framed it.

it was the Queen's father that ordered that. Not explicitly stated but heavily implied when he had the conversation with the Queen in the same episode about how if someone wanted Huiju gone, it wouldn't even be difficult since a woman like Huiju has enemies everywhere. He quite literally was involved in every danger that the main leads were subject even if you didn't include the car tampering scene so it's safe to assume the conversation was the precursor for that attempt at killing Huiju with her car.

There are other ways to watch it, just saying.