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Is it adapted form novel? Is there any love traingle?

Sksksk the ML is so shameless he literally persuaded (more like blackmailed) the poor prince into following his duty instead of pursuing his love 😭😭😭

Novel readers when do they marry each other is it early or late into drama? Also does she comes to know his (ML)real self before marrying him?

Is it 2 episodes per day?

I have quite enjoyed the drama so far but I feel like the writers are going to fail my expectations midway ;/

I am crying I love whatever is wrong with ML. This guy is straight up hilarious also quite shocking he accepted his feelings so early for FL

So prince 5 who was husband of previous life FL did she love him or it was political? Also won't be pursue her again if he sees her face matches his previous wife?

Don't tell me it is going to be a reverse harem kinda situation similar to Hou Ming's Glory show. Also don't tell me the ML of this show becomes a doormat character for FL ?

Is it interesting? Is it he fell first or she fell first?

Are they going to release 5 episodes at once?

What kind of dynamics does the lead have? Is it he fell first she fell harder or opposite

Where did you watch this?

I am huge RR enthusiast. So is it good then?

Is it like Role reversal where FL is more dominant and ML more submissive?

Does this drama have romantic undertones?

Hindu mythology??

I had stopped at 8 due to my exams. So far I liked it but it was quite Slice of life, so does it change afterwards or it remain SOL kinda?

Like the actors are famous and this was pretty famous drama before airing so I thought it would be more than 7.9

Is it not good or what? Why are the rating so low?

As a straight guy, I know that most K-dramas especially rom-coms and romance series are primarily marketed toward a female audience, and there's nothing wrong with that. But after a while, I get tired of seeing the same decades-old tropes repeated over and over. Hollywood has the same issue. So many romance stories seem to follow a familiar formula, and it makes me wonder: how often do we actually get movies or TV series that cater to male romantic fantasies in a meaningful way?

Personally, I'd love to see more unconventional stories that flip the usual dynamics. For example, a romance where the female lead is the supernatural monster, vampire, demon, or otherworldly being, while the male lead is just an ordinary human who falls in love with her despite the dangers and differences between them. Not in a "she gets turned into a normal girl" kind of way, but where she remains the powerful, strange, and even frightening creature that she is, and the story explores their relationship from that perspective