Adding to this also there is a lot of criticism about Byeon woo seok’s acting. please watch ep 8 people. I literally…
Exactly! And someone in the comments said that I-AN is quite open. Do they even know how he acts with Queen Mother, her father, the PM and other officials — he carries this sense of authority and finality. His true emotions are only expressed around the people he trusts and you can clearly see how he has started opening up to Huiju. And him, crying while holding Huiju infront of his aide and her sister-in-law further showcases the development and how far has been successful in removing the chains of suppression that he was tied with over the years by his father's strict and ruthless discipline.
To be honest, the criticisms surrounding this drama have been present since the very beginning. Had it not already…
Exactly! Perfect Crown cleverly uses unfamiliar tropes, and uses familiar tropes in a refreshing way that doesn't leave you frustrated — it makes you think about the ongoing events and eagerly wait/root for the main couple.
Reading the comments, makes me enraged. This drama requires a certain level of patience and observation. And yes, it does need 16 episodes or atleast, 14 episodes — to make the world building, especially Huiju's role as a Grand Princess even more elaborate. But, other than that, it is not required — the drama has a fast pace, nuance and at times, metaphorical/visual representation of stating things. You need to watch carefully and understand things, rather than just coming and blabbering here. And yes, I understand the script can be a bit overwhelming with so many events — but the suspense and romance it builds is the dopamine that keeps you addicted. And actually, there probably won't be a single villain, as per my analysis and observations. It will be atleast 2 and a maybe, a hidden or secret villian — I'm not stating this as a fact, but as a mere observation and result of connecting the dots. If you can't appreciate something because of your lack of understanding, patience, observation and skills — look elsewhere, don't spoil everybody's mood.
I swear to God! If y'all don't know how to appreciate a good kdrama — the comedy, the nuance, the romance, the…
Also, Huiju getting a contract made makes complete sense. After what happened in ep 5, and her being a businesswoman and a woman — she will need assurance which the drafting the contract does. And I-AN kept it safely in his freaking locker, where his late brother's edict is, and it only opens with his fingerprint and is hidden behind a decor in his room. So, they are not stupid and I am suspecting the Prime Minister. Because, since, all things of his private residence was sealed and taken for investigation. And Min oversees the investigation, he has the access to them — he could have possibly leaked it, or maybe somebody else? or maybe, just as the Queen Mother said, his restraint has erupted in ways he doesn't even know, or realised.
I swear to God! If y'all don't know how to appreciate a good kdrama — the comedy, the nuance, the romance, the gradual buildup. You better shut up!!! This was a good move by the director, that he had already gotten the contract revealed in the ep 8 and 9. It makes it interesting, as to how our leads will handle the whole situation. And you can clearly see, Huiju becoming like I-AN, the way he smiles when he thinks about her — she has started doing the same, without even realising. These subtle nuances make it a fulfilling watch. If you don't have the patience and level of appreciation, better be quiet!!!
Exactly! All the right ingredients, but terrible execution! I literally felt so bad as to why such a visually pleasing and well-acted piece was nothing but a beautiful collection of unrealised potential.
2 
And someone in the comments said that I-AN is quite open. Do they even know how he acts with Queen Mother, her father, the PM and other officials — he carries this sense of authority and finality. His true emotions are only expressed around the people he trusts and you can clearly see how he has started opening up to Huiju. And him, crying while holding Huiju infront of his aide and her sister-in-law further showcases the development and how far has been successful in removing the chains of suppression that he was tied with over the years by his father's strict and ruthless discipline.
And yes, I understand the script can be a bit overwhelming with so many events — but the suspense and romance it builds is the dopamine that keeps you addicted. And actually, there probably won't be a single villain, as per my analysis and observations. It will be atleast 2 and a maybe, a hidden or secret villian — I'm not stating this as a fact, but as a mere observation and result of connecting the dots.
If you can't appreciate something because of your lack of understanding, patience, observation and skills — look elsewhere, don't spoil everybody's mood.
This was a good move by the director, that he had already gotten the contract revealed in the ep 8 and 9. It makes it interesting, as to how our leads will handle the whole situation.
And you can clearly see, Huiju becoming like I-AN, the way he smiles when he thinks about her — she has started doing the same, without even realising. These subtle nuances make it a fulfilling watch. If you don't have the patience and level of appreciation, better be quiet!!!