I also feel compelled to mention we see an entire building explode and the crown prince is supposed to be in it.…
Are you confused on how Hollywood/Kdramas work? Accidents, deaths, injuries don't submit to any realistic constraints. Did you think the white truck of death or Subway meals were representative of an assassin favourite vehicle and a Chaebol diet?
Suspend critical thinking is the rule when watching these stories.
The scene where the ML spoke English gave me second hand embarrassment.
The same effect when English speaking use a foreign language without the pronunciation. The sincerity counts in the real world and we discount the shortcomings.
Simple minds can't extrapolate this isn't reality and the move by the PM is consistent with Hollywood, Bollywood, Kdrama storytelling.
The PM is protecting the Crown against itself. It's supposedly a cash cow that benefits the Nation. He's herding a bunch of cats that don't play well together. Pre representative Government days, Royalty would just kill each other.
Clans, Bloodlines over succession, power is the SOP.
All this negative criticism against this drama takes me back to the "Legend of the Blue Sea" days. It…
Jun Ji Hyun is solid, she can carry movies and every genre.
Anti-fan, with a narcissistic personality disorder. Online trolls have a pattern on fan sites, dislike an actor/genre/share "they are dropping it" and return to post negative comments for nearly every episode.
Cognitive dissonance is clear, many productions from Hollywood, Korea, India are rated by online trolls harshly thinking their options matter.
Our Universe is currently in seventh spot, successful actors are employed in many projects because those with decision making authority don't read online comments from trolls.
AESPA "Better Things" rings true in this case
An unhealthy obsession with an actor and inability to make a coherent argument.
She changed way too fast and drastically. We should’ve seen a more steady development. It’s very unrealistic
Or you missed the fact she had her Walls broken down because her reality wasn't objective.
She is consumed with negative thoughts, isolates herself by burying herself at work.
She attacks the ML repeatedly for being kind and discovers her beliefs were no longer sustainable. Was it an epiphany, a break in her cognitive dissonance that cracked her wall?
She wants to leave her cave and chose a trial with the male lead for three months.
Calling people brainless for disliking a drama is wild. We’re watching a show, not defending a PhD thesis. Some…
Nope, expectations that any Studio produces groundbreaking, award winning products when it's not required for commercial success is what midwits believe.
Review the top twenty grossing films in the last twenty years and you will find over ninety per cent on that list are successful without "insert your need".
We tolerate mediocrity rather well, from food, entertainment and social networks.
Maturity, wisdom requires your needs or wants are irrelevant to others.
Hollywood, South Korea, China, India don't care about online trolls, these were never designed to masterpieces but a product that earns them revenue and a net profit.
You must also like to sit there for hours and hours imagining the leads happy moments/happily ever after rather…
The patterns, formula isn't complicated and can be found in a movie, franchises in a six, twelve, sixteen episodic rom-com, melo-drama etc.
Drop reality on consistency, coincidences, tropes and provide a happy ending or a unhappy ending to shock audience.
“In the coming year, we expect investment and innovation in the video ecosystem to concentrate even more on the intersection of content, technology, and user experience.”
Celebrity 
Accidents, deaths, injuries don't submit to any realistic constraints.
Did you think the white truck of death or Subway meals were representative of an assassin favourite vehicle and a Chaebol diet?
Suspend critical thinking is the rule when watching these stories.
The PM is protecting the Crown against itself. It's supposedly a cash cow that benefits the Nation.
He's herding a bunch of cats that don't play well together. Pre representative Government days, Royalty would just kill each other.
Clans, Bloodlines over succession, power is the SOP.
This is Hollywood, Bollywood, Kdramas spinning a story.
Rom-coms are make believe and silly, inconceivable is SOP.
Dropping a show, not returning is normal, returning to complain about it on a Fan site isn't.
Anti-fan, with a narcissistic personality disorder. Online trolls have a pattern on fan sites, dislike an actor/genre/share "they are dropping it" and return to post negative comments for nearly every episode.
Online trolls represent a tiny fraction on this fan site, no suggested you can't have a negative opinion.
Trolls return to the Fan site and keep posting their trauma, instead of dropping the show on every episode, show as if that's a normal thing to do.
No one is forcing them to watch shows they don't like.
Review initial post and your numerous times to fail to refute the observation.
This is a fan site, online trolls believe they are a benefit by posting negative comments.
Trolls post on appearance to unattractive, (plastic surgery), cast being unprofessional.
Attending a movie at a theater, Broadway is different from watching a ten or twelve episodic series.
Low testosterone levels, bedwetting individuals can't pace themselves.
Quitting the series is the norm if you don't like it, returning to troll negative comments isn't.
They attack actors, dramas and insist their argument is based upon a coherent argument. Easy to pick apart.
You have failed repeatedly to argue on the substance of their comments and adopted wishful thinking as your rationale.
Mature adults stop watching shows, biting into food they don't like.
Their low self esteem, lack of self-control and the addiction to post negative comments on every drama, specific actor is not debatable.
The labels remain valid based upon their behaviour.
Cognitive dissonance is clear, many productions from Hollywood, Korea, India are rated by online trolls harshly thinking their options matter.
Our Universe is currently in seventh spot, successful actors are employed in many projects because those with decision making authority don't read online comments from trolls.
AESPA "Better Things" rings true in this case
An unhealthy obsession with an actor and inability to make a coherent argument.
Go touch grass.
She is consumed with negative thoughts, isolates herself by burying herself at work.
She attacks the ML repeatedly for being kind and discovers her beliefs were no longer sustainable. Was it an epiphany, a break in her cognitive dissonance that cracked her wall?
She wants to leave her cave and chose a trial with the male lead for three months.
Millions are spent in marketing, focus groups, influencers, critics of substance (none of that applies here)
Narcissists can't accept it.
Review the top twenty grossing films in the last twenty years and you will find over ninety per cent on that list are successful without "insert your need".
We tolerate mediocrity rather well, from food, entertainment and social networks.
Maturity, wisdom requires your needs or wants are irrelevant to others.
Hollywood, South Korea, China, India don't care about online trolls,
these were never designed to masterpieces but a product that earns them revenue and a net profit.
Above IQ of 70, could see the formulaic Kdrama unfold.
The 2ML was NEVER a romantic interest.
Many of these dramas finalise the pairing after sixty of seventy percent of the storyline.
They are free to post negative comments on every episode, return to watch shows they dislike as per their coping methods.
Accountability is something these people aren't comfortable with either.
Trolling on fan pages may result in some providing useful tips for therapy.
Drop reality on consistency, coincidences, tropes and provide a happy ending or a unhappy ending to shock audience.
“In the coming year, we expect investment and innovation in the video ecosystem to concentrate even more on the intersection of content, technology, and user experience.”
https://www.forbes.com/sites/hayleycuccinello/2016/01/11/the-new-formula-of-success-for-entertainment-media-players-and-other-lessons-from-pwc/