November

Great to see y'all being racist to the actors on Instagram calling them Filipinos with small eyes and McDonald's workers. Not to mention the smelly Indian who should work as a driver comments. Oh, did I mention it's a fictional show?

Those comments were on theqoo. On naver most people liked it actually 👍🏻

So, I've seen the a lot of Koreans who praised the kiss scene on naver, but elsewhere they really disliked it saying that it's too long, slow, resembles a middle schooler's kiss and they all mentioned one similar point, it's that the directing is bad or the directing is like old dramas and they didn't like it. What do you think? I personally liked it.

The thing is, it's hilarious really. I keep seeing these idiots on twitter and Instagram bragging about how they got the IMDB rating to 2. These people actually believe that if they got it to 0 it will stop airing. Lol. For the love of God, these websites are just REVIEW websites. Even if it's 0 it has absolutely no effect on the drama or its profit. As long as Koreans keep watching it on TV the ratings will go even higher than 12.4. So that whole movement just shows how dumb and annoying they're. Especially when they harass the poor actors. Such nice people indeed.

Trust me, not some. Literally all Arab countries have bars/clubs and even sell pork in some places. Guess the royal family cares more about the money then.

Whose attention? JTBC won't see this no matter how much attention it'll get. Thus it's just a nuisance to other people.

It's not like all Koreans said that either. Yes, everyone knows that it's cliche, but it's cliche done right. If all Koreans disliked it then the viewership wouldn't have even reached 10%. Everyone has a different opinion at the end of the day.

They're just saying that the drama is more known due to their comments. Basically upset about it, lol

There're enough already on the imdb. Besides, this is a fan website, these comments are just annoying at this point. What's the point of telling other fans about it? Literally nothing changes.

Yeah, it did. But a lot of Koreans are saying that it's boring and childish and that the reason it has high ratings is because of idols Junho and Yoona. But honestly, I've been enjoying this a lot after episode 2. It reminds me of Secretary Kim, Business proposal, fight for my way and stuff. I feel bad for the hate the actors are getting on their SNS from the Arabs.

I was curious about how Koreans felt and so I checked a Korean website. It has some posts about this matter and one post even has 600 comments about this. (I was quite surprised, lol. Some were even cursing at the director and etc.) But I feel like it's not that serious honestly... Anyway, The comments were mostly like this:

1)Why are they disgracing our country? If someone wore a hanbok and did all this we would be upset too.
2) They should have been more careful while portraying other people's culture./What prince drinks alcohol?
3) Why are they portraying a prince like that? Making the ML deceive him to wear a slave attire while he wears the king attire?
4) Just apologize properly./ How is this virtual? You already mentioned he's Arab, are Arabs virtual?
5) When I saw that scene, I knew it'll be controversial. Did nobody from the staff and actors think this will go wrong?
6) This drama was already boring and childish, but this makes it worse.
7) Is this a 90s drama? It's childish.
8) Stop being racist in 2023 and apologize.
9) I'll stop watching this drama.
10) I tried to watch it because the ratings are high but turned it off at the first episode because it's childish.

These websites have nothing to do with the ratings. What matters is the Korean TV ratings. Which are currently 12.4%. These are only affected by those who watch it directly on TV in Korea, so you can't change it. Also it's Top 1 on non-english netflix. Y'all are pitiful.

Haha, right. That's exactly what I thought, the prince in the drama was really funny and didn't leave any bad impressions, but the Arabs harassing the actors on Instagram sure did. They keep cursing at Junho and Yoona in the comments. But the Indian guy has it worse, his comments are filled with vomiting emoji and they say he's "a smelly Indian". Is that how Arabs and Muslims want to portray themselves? Will people sympathise with them or hate them more? Hmm, I wonder.