I also find it cringe, but because of more superficial things, like they do slow motion every time I-An walks from one side to the other. But it is indeed romanticising monarchy without recognising the history of why it came to be abolished.
The dialogues try to mimic the complicated court talk of Joseon drama, but eventually it is just a gimmick.
I cannot get past that there should have been a butterfly effect had the monarchy remained, and I keep wondering: wouldn't everything change if there were no revolution, no republic, and no eventual hierarchy that capitalism would have created in South Korea?
The dialogues try to mimic the complicated court talk of Joseon drama, but eventually it is just a gimmick.
I cannot get past that there should have been a butterfly effect had the monarchy remained, and I keep wondering: wouldn't everything change if there were no revolution, no republic, and no eventual hierarchy that capitalism would have created in South Korea?