Min Ja-Yeong

oh yeah!
my bad. I am too curious for my own good

where's that, what scissors now?

I was gobsmacked, whenever I want to give the drama a rating less than 10 because of the story, I quickly swipe it to 10 ASAP because of our dear King Sukjong, he blasted that role to space with so much perfection, I was mesmerized.

Don't contemplate watching Haechi, just watch it because it is soooooo so good!
Haechi is a drama after my own heart. Jeong il Woo became a favorite after that

yup, poor thing and he didn't get to bag the throne. such a miserable life

you dropped Haechi?
lol. I can't believe it, that is one of the best dramas in all of Korean drama history

oh alright, much understood. I totally agree. perhaps the writers aren't that experienced or learned enough, being around autistic people.

oh good! thanks man.
Yess he killed the role, it was quite funny how he was cussing them out in Italian 😂

lol,I did give it away, didn't I.
yup I am Afrcan

beautiful drama, it's had the right amount of everything. nothing is too much and if you want to have a good time, also be tickled, you definitely MUST watch this!

that's what I live for while watching, like when are you going to hit those niggers mafia style

you voiced out my heartache so well!!!💔

they basically wasted resources on this

I agree with most of your points here but I don't know why as a non Korean I'm still bitter that he went on to abolish the monarchy on whim. the last two episodes where he's supposedly jobless (founding the miserable royal museum yen yen) was a painful watch. he literally just disposed of a well functioning job hub in the palace! and what?... we clap because the same thing they're doing outside the palace is is something they could've very much done inside by reforming court without completely destroying tradition

Okay alright

great point but I think this is simply not it, nor is it realistic. if we go by this, we'll be laying off talented actors simply because they've been really good in their previous works but I do agree that there was a heavy concentration of stereotyped actors here, all the court ladies are prominent, must have cost quite a lot, Lord Ipyeong isa renowned villain, it was a bad idea to use him as main antagonist. they could've switched up some of the popular big shots with new talents to balance their budget--- paying actors wouldn't have cost a lot than it obviously did and episode length would've been more.

yay!! Woo to the yeong to the wool!😊🐳🐋

that's why it's a spectrum. why do you feel the need to bring this counter opinion? Autism just like OCD is on spectrum.

I do agree she was all bark and no biting but I couldn't care less if she redeems herself or not, I don't exactly care for her

exactly and when it's not like the king was crippled that he couldn't help himself