Andres

It's precisely these die-hard fans who inflate the ratings of such weak dramas. Just a quick glance at their profiles was enough for me to realize that. Wishing you all a delightful day, filled with a diverse range of opinions and an open mind. Cheers!

Yet another overrated series with a rating of 8.4+... an incredibly stupid and senseless plot. How can a legendary thousand-year-old dragon be so ridiculously weak? Is the message supposed to be that love can conquer all? Pff... the only thing I can salvage is the character who portrays Cupid, he is truly charismatic and amusing, but it's not enough to stomach this whole load of stupidity.

We shouldn't even bother discussing that horrendous CGI, despite it being a work from 2023..

Honestly, everything in this drama felt too convenient to me. Although it didn't disappoint, in fact, it kept me hooked episode after episode (I enjoyed how the protagonist always got away with everything). The ending seemed a bit simple and forced, to be honest, but it served its purpose, and if you think about it, it fits perfectly with the protagonist's personality. What truly disappointed me was how they played with the romance only to abandon it completely... I really hate when they do that, and even though I know romance is not the main genre here, there was so much potential, and they simply discarded it.

I really liked the president's personality, finally a protagonist with a "good" relationship with his rich parents and no prejudices towards the "poor" girl. However, I have to say I couldn't stand Ye Shi Lan at all, not even in the end; she annoyed me too much. I also have to point out an excess of cringe when they became a couple, it was too cheesy and that's saying something since I'm used to that.

I hated them all in episode 23, even though I already knew what would happen. I can't believe how easily everyone decides to lie to the president, especially his father, which shows how little they trust him, and they act like children. He's supposed to be a very capable person, as he has shown, but here they treat him like a useless person and, as always, they downplay it with humor. I wish he made Ye Shi suffer a little more... honestly, she deserved it.

By the way, did they seriously justify the father's suicide with a serious illness??????

For a drama with such good reviews and a rating of 8.4, I expected a lot more. It could have easily had 16 episodes without affecting too much.

From the beginning, I didn't expect much, to be honest, but it exceeded my expectations. It's a beautiful drama with great chemistry between the main characters. I especially loved the role of Lieutenant Jung-tae; you could really feel everything she was going through. I completely fell in love with her personality. I'm not a big fan of Lee Min Ho, but this role suited him perfectly. He was up to par as the king. My recommendation is that starting from episode 14, you stop giving importance to the script. Time travel themes, even when following their own rules, always leave many plot holes, and this particular one had quite a few. However, if you focus solely on the romance, it doesn't really matter.

Usually I don't pay much attention to age differences in this kind of story 'cause it's all fiction and the rules are different, but damn, I felt super uncomfortable with how much older he looks compared to how young she looks. It's the first time I've ever felt this way about a drama