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Yo they're calling us teenagers for liking this drama 😂😂😂 how petty

Just because someone articulates their thoughts clearly doesn’t mean they’re using ChatGPT. Maybe raise your standards for discussion instead of lowering others and disliking a drama doesn’t give you the authority to label its viewers as teenagers. Ironically your comment sounds more like a rebellious teen trying to provoke than someone making a valid point. Stick to your point watch your favourite drama and chill it's not that deep...... Have fun while watching your MATURED kinda type of dramas .....Let people enjoy what they like without unnecessary generalizations.

Fluency isn’t just about not stuttering it’s about being understood. Anyway I guess you can relate to him since you both seem to have the same priorities on this MDL wall.

Reducing an entire audience to teenagers blindly supporting idols is a pretty weak generalization. Viewers come from different age groups and backgrounds and people can genuinely enjoy a performance or a drama for multiple reasons story direction chemistry, or yes even an actor they like. That doesn’t automatically invalidate their opinion.
Also, popularity doesn’t happen in a vacuum. Consistent ratings, international traction, and engagement usually reflect that something is working for a broader audience not just a biased few. You’re free to dislike the acting or the drama, but dismissing everyone who disagrees as immature doesn’t make your point stronger it just makes it look dismissive. Criticism carries more weight when it focuses on specific aspects of performance or storytelling rather than labeling an entire fanbase. You stick to your point that's your opinion don't watch it go and watch something to your taste..... You don't have to linger here

"This time of are made to Instagram reel" "Awkward sense" As in????? Tf 😂

Fair enough they hated and criticized his acting solely based on the 2 minutes trailer..... So I guessed it right.... They're gonna hate this no matter what.... Thanks for their noises lots of non fans has started watching this series..... And made it buzzworthy enough

Btw thank you for watching..... Your views means alot to them......

But we should still thank them.... Cause why not their views benefits PC

First it was BWS can’t act, then it was IU can’t act, then it’s they have no chemistry, then it’s the show is recycling things like Cinderella and Titanic, now it’s IU’s styling and nails like omgggg can you guys shut up for two seconds damn like if you are not liking the show don’t watch anymore period. Why are you nitpicking everything and ruining things for people that do want to watch smh 🤦🏾‍♀️someone was complaining about the osts not hitting so they can’t enjoy the drama apparently (it was a LR shippper ofc)😭😭😭like they jus keep bringing up new things to shit on PC, it’s fucking hilarious atp....almost all my fav artists sang the osts and i was like okay different tastes maybe but then i checked their profile and it was a weird parasocial shipper so i didn’t bother w them 😂

Well viewers matter..... Viewers and public interest can make the show either flop or hit..... You can stick to your point that's your opinion but large number of viewers says otherwise..... Nowadays PR and critics can be paid.... So does it matter????? Nah never...... !

Just finished watching 20th Century Girl after catching up on Perfect Crown and honestly it only reinforced how underrated Byeon Woo seok has been all along. And all these silly goose that discount his talent, who dismiss his talent clearly haven’t explored his filmography. He’s taken on a wide range of roles over the years he has been over 17 kdramas and movies.... boyfriend, best friend, second lead , sidekick, even villain and built his craft step by step.Now that he’s finally getting the spotlight it’s not sudden hype it’s long overdue recognition. Characters like Ryu Sio, Ryu Sunjae, and Prince Ian just prove his versatility and depth.If anything this moment isn’t luckit’s the result of years of consistency, growth, and dedication. So yes, absolutely worth the tears and the respect.

That’s a very absolute take for a drama that is clearly performing well both in ratings and audience reach. Some of your points come down to personal preference rather than objective flaws. A slower pace and emphasis on visual storytelling don’t automatically mean weak direction it often reflects a deliberate stylistic choice especially in character driven or atmospheric narratives.Calling the execution awful while the show continues to gain viewership and maintain strong engagement suggests a disconnect between individual perception and broader audience response.It’s fair not to enjoy the drama but presenting subjective interpretation as definitive critique doesn’t make it more accurate just more rigid. BTW it's not even slow pace drama.....

This...... I don't know why people are saying Byeon woo seok can't act when clearly we've seen him as a antagonist who overshadowed the ML .... And people were swooning over him, in 20th century girl people were crying throwing up for him and now they are suddenly like he can't act..... People are just too weird nowadays

Please learn how to write in English clearly before criticizing others. It’s hard to take your point seriously when it isn’t even communicated properly.

As always the kind of comment I expect from you 😅😅.... This drama is hit .... I don't have to do anything I'm just amused by your comment.... Kinda funny 😂😂

Waiting for this

Haha the way ya'll pin pointing..... I'm definitely sure that ya'll just bunch of haters who gonna make noise till the last episode of perfect crown.... Thank you for camping here and making this drama buzzworthy and relevant

Before criticizing the drama, it would be more effective to express your point in a clear and constructive way ......

Yeah he should have been crawling on the floor 😒

Calling the waltz scene cheap execution feels more like a surface level reaction than an informed critique.First the scene is part of a fictional modern constitutional monarchy not a historical documentary. The drama intentionally blends contemporary tone with royal aesthetics, so expecting strict traditional ballroom precision misses the creative direction entirely.Second, the actors themselves trained for the scene with a choreographer and practiced multiple times before filming. Even behind the scenes footage shows that they were learning and refining the waltz specifically for this sequence, not presenting themselves as professional dancers .Third the purpose of the scene was narrative, not technical perfection. It marks a turning point in their relationship shifting from contractual tension to emotional connection and is framed as a romantic, fairytale moment rather than a competitive ballroom performance .If anything judging it purely on technical dance standards while ignoring storytelling intent is a limited way to evaluate a drama scene.You’re free to dislike it but calling it cheap doesn’t hold up when the context preparation and narrative purpose are actually considered.