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I am currently engrossed in a captivating television series that has captivated my attention. The characters are exceptionally well-developed, and the narrative is skillfully crafted. It possesses a unique ability to gently draw viewers into its world, rather than merely capturing their attention. I eagerly anticipate each new episode. Thank you for creating such compelling and immersive television. #EngagingContent #ImmersiveStorytelling #TVSeriesAppreciation #obsessed #drama #romcom #love #intriguing #periodkdrama AGAIN A MUST WATCH! #rewatch #fantasy #nospoilers Excellence Excellence Excellence.

Hong Ye-ji plays plays Choi Myung-yoon who is the daughter of the chief Physician for the King in this Joseon era comedy drama. With the usual scheming with these period dramas the Crown Prince Yi Geon (Suho) is kidnapped by her father and she believes he is a scholar and the story then develops with all the plotting of the inner court vying for power. The story is quite entertaining because even though I did not agree with the actions of some of the baddies they actually had a back story where you could sympathise with the reasons they did what they did. Even though it is billed as a romantic comedy only the first few episodes and the end of the final episode had light moments with the majority of time taken up with a serious plot and counter plot. The acting was good with a believable romance but I deducted a point as this show had the most annoying character who seemed to change his mind every episode and was just the writers being lazy and using him to drive the plot.

One of the weakest Korean historical dramas I've ever watched: A ruthless court where everyone kills, imprisons, and tortures anyone they want, giving them rewards or ranks for no reason, the is no rule no standard !!

A queen mother who secretly meets with her lover and plots the death of a prince who has learned her secret !

A king who has no royal presence or dignity other than shouting, even at the first place, choosing him acting as a king is a bad choice because his appearance and acting skills lack the grandeur and charisma of a someone who rules a vast territory; a court physician who, despite being a doctor from the beginning, easily massacres 3 professional court assassins who have been trained in military techniques in his first years working in court; the brother of the heir to the throne, who acts extremely weak his role; a prince who shows no special ability to be a prince until the last 20 minutes of the last episode of the drama .... and if I were to write about the flaws in the story of this series again, it would take a whole notebook.

The plot was so stupid, unrealistic, and full of shortcomings that I subconsciously hated all of its characters except for the leading actress Hon Ye Ji.

I give this drama a 6 out of 10 and I don't recommend it to others.

I am not a fan of historical dramas, but I love how well-written this drama is. They really cast the right artists because they truly brought their characters to life. The emotions are rare and perfectly acted, and the show never felt boring, in my opinion. I love how the lead actors really connect with each other; their chemistry is so natural. This drama also made me appreciate Suho's versatility even more. He truly fits the role of the crown prince - this drama was really meant for him. I also really appreciated that the ending was unexpected and different from what you'd usually expect. Overall, I really enjoyed.

The drama's off to a great start, though we're only two episodes in. You can already feel the momentum building, making it easy to get hooked on the unfolding events. I've already started formulating theories about the storyline and what might happen next. The actors, while playing somewhat stereotypical roles, manage to infuse their performances with a unique charm that really makes them stand out. I was particularly surprised by Suho's acting. If I hadn't known he was an idol first, I might have assumed his primary career was in acting. He brings a natural, comical touch to his character, Yi Geon, and his chemistry with the rest of the cast is surprisingly good too. I'm particularly looking forward to more scenes with the lead actress.

However, I hope the show doesn't pivot entirely towards romance and keeps its focus on the political issues it's begun to explore. As much as I'm enjoying the development of the plot and characters, the wait between episodes is almost unbearable. I generally prefer binge-watching, especially when it comes to historical dramas, but this series is promising enough that I'm willing to follow it week by week. It's just that the slow burn and anticipation of waiting for each new episode can be really tough.