Why did he refuse to see her so many times? I don't get it. They haven't really done a good job of connecting…
I think it's because he thought she was trying to use him for his title to pro.ote her brand (since she has a reputation for being a social climber). Calling him "her senior" implies familiarity and that Hui Ju recalls their turbulant past too. Or at least the fact that she'd stoop so low kind of tickled his curiousity?
whoever is throwing hate on this on episode ONE is retarded. and prolly same people who thinks king the land is…
C'mon why drag KTL into this? You can like both/ like one without bringing the other down. Hell in a way, the MLs in both dramas have annoying "sister" figures.
Guys help me, what do u say when u want to introduce this drama to someone who's not into K-drama when they ask…
It's a contract marriage drama between a sassy rich morally grey commoner who yearns for power so people will finally respect her and a grand prince whose only role is to act like he doesn't exist. Together, they will bring chaos to the kingdom?
The reason behind the marriage is in the plot summary.
HuiJu needs to have a "noble" title even if it has no real power. She craves to be valued since nobody takes her accomplishments seriously due to her current "illegitimate" status.
Lee Ahn needs to find a wife before his SIL forces him to marry someone of her choosing (and seeing how she was in ep 1, she definitely will not be generous with her selection). It also seems like Lee Ahn used to have a soft spot for Hui Ju when they were young so it's a win-win.
The entire royal family can kiss my ass especially his mom and sister-in-law
Seems like it. He's been conditioned to see himself as a second class citizen since he was a kid afterall (the flashback with his father/ the evolution of the titles he received over the years).
The entire royal family can kiss my ass especially his mom and sister-in-law
True- the insufferable SFL trope is such a bore now.
With Perfect Crown, I feel like we are missing some information. She pretty much blamed Lee Ahn for killing the former King during the fire scene. It's pretty insane of her to just blatantly accuse him of such a thing 🫠
TBF we've had greedy murderous uncles in the past. But goooosh she has to tone down 🙈🙈🙈
Think this time since the Queen Mother has a more active role compared to other dramas, we see her POV in more detail? As a mother she is being cautious but for whatever unknown reason she seems to fixate on Lee Ahn.
It almost sounds like she blames him for the former king's death. Guess we will find out soon 🙈
Episode 1 of Perfect Crown was really good. I liked both leads a lot, and the female lead’s character seems…
How the kid became an king- his father, the former king, passed away during a fire back in 2022. As the next in line, naturally the young crown prince took over the throne. Since he's only 8 years old, the grand prince (ML) has to also act as the regent who manages the kingdom on behalf of the young king.
This is also why his mother is so hostile with the ML- the kid is lucky that his uncle doesn't seem to be secretly conspiring against him for the throne.
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I do love twin number 1 (think he was the marketing manager?)- his dramas and characters are usually engaging.
Been waiting for something good to start since POJ ended. It's a good transition too since both cover royalty to a certain extent.
What's UMH?
HuiJu needs to have a "noble" title even if it has no real power. She craves to be valued since nobody takes her accomplishments seriously due to her current "illegitimate" status.
Lee Ahn needs to find a wife before his SIL forces him to marry someone of her choosing (and seeing how she was in ep 1, she definitely will not be generous with her selection). It also seems like Lee Ahn used to have a soft spot for Hui Ju when they were young so it's a win-win.
With Perfect Crown, I feel like we are missing some information. She pretty much blamed Lee Ahn for killing the former King during the fire scene. It's pretty insane of her to just blatantly accuse him of such a thing 🫠
It almost sounds like she blames him for the former king's death. Guess we will find out soon 🙈
Or are you referring to Crash Landing on You?
Fortunately Hui Ju doesn't seem to be a damsel in distress 🤞🤞🤞
This is also why his mother is so hostile with the ML- the kid is lucky that his uncle doesn't seem to be secretly conspiring against him for the throne.
In reality, knowing how misogynistic S.Korea can be, the widowed SIL would likely be the one who would have to be cautious.
Seeing as the SML seems pretty chill too, she'll need to fill both sets of "irritating" shoes