I don't like the drama

I had watched drama till episode 24 ,slowly slowly I lost interest in this drama . I like the chemistry between the leads and even I liked their loved story but as I had written that I slowly loose the interest towards this drama so I stopped watching it and decided to drop it.
The reason why I don't like the drama may be the way she treat the patient and by closing her eye she judge the scenerio which was not possible in real life so I felt like fake .
It is personal view , I personally will say that first watch it atleast 20 to 24 episodes then decide either continue or drop it.

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Sweet drama

Nothing new in this drama , a doctor fall in love with his patient daughter . How he pursue her . Then how there relationship went and then one a time had came because of which he had to leave her as he found himself helpless ,useless and not upto her level . He thought he would not stand upto her parents' expectations and he broke up with her . When she came to know about the reason of break up . She said to her as a doctor may you again regain your place but as a boyfriend you failed and she was very upset from him and not ready to patch .
This shown in the drama . It was normal story .
Happy ending was there in the drama.

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I don't like the story much

For the first time, the story sidelined the male protagonist from the main theme, and in the end, the second male lead took the spotlight. Why am I writing this? You'll understand once you watch the drama. The show was going well until the 10th or 11th episode, then the plot became frustrating.

Enjoying the love story between the leads, a sudden twist turned the rest of the drama into a headache. The male lead becomes a "criminal," not in the literal sense, but because he didn’t tell his girlfriend about his ex. She confronts him, questioning why he kept his past relationship a secret. If he had told her earlier, she wouldn’t have been haunted by her school-time memories.

Interestingly, both were each other's first loves. She has a point in saying that he left his ex only after meeting her, meaning if he hadn't met her, he would have stayed with his ex. In this sense, her doubts are valid.

What I’ve written reflects the unexpected ending of the drama.**

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Drama focused more on theme

I liked the beginning of the story where the male protagonist, with his face covered by a mask, infiltrates a place to carry out an attack. The female protagonist unknowingly intervenes in his mission, putting him in a tough spot. He even considers killing her because he doesn't want any obstacles, even innocent ones, in his path.
This plot twist gave me goosebumps. Why? Because moments like this add spice and elevate the story.
As the story progresses, we see that the three main characters are all battling their personal struggles, each with a painful past. Their conflicts stem from these heart-wrenching histories. Initially, all three are suspicious of one another, dealing with each other cautiously. But later, we learn that two of their pasts are connected, and they then face emotions like revenge, hatred, jealousy, and love.

The drama doesn't have many romantic scenes, as it focuses more on the main theme. Except for two characters, the rest have happy endings.

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Too good

"Love Song for Illusion is a complete entertainment package. Amazing, fantastic, fabulous, and outstanding drama. Top-notch, ultimate acting by the male protagonist. I’ve watched many Korean dramas, but this was the first where I wasn’t sure if he fit as a hero. At first, I thought I should drop it. However, Korean historical dramas have their own aura, so I kept watching. After just the first episode, his acting left me flabbergasted. The way he portrayed the split personality was astonishing—too good. The story had the same historical flavor of conspiracy, assassination, jealousy, the temptation for the throne, fraud, deception, obsession with love, sacrifices, wrongful accusations, genocide, revenge, and true love. It also had some funny moments, balancing the crown prince's melancholic story.

At the start of the drama, two kids were shown, and both did a fantastic job, especially the boy due to his portrayal of personality disorder. There were many characters that won my heart with their surprising performances. I must mention the female protagonist, the prince’s eunuch, and two people who always protected the female lead. The supporting cast gave their best performances too.

This time, I won’t give a glimpse of the story because I really want Korean drama lovers to experience it for themselves, even if the characters might be new to them.

Don’t use much of your mind, just watch it for entertainment!"

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Entertaining

*The story was captivating and truly touched my heart. What drew me in the most was the male actor's outstanding performance. He portrayed two sides of his character effortlessly: one, a stubborn, restless, curious, and determined man, and the other, a soft, gentle, and kind lover. The female character complemented him perfectly, and their bond felt natural and deep. At some point, I found myself emotionally connected to the male character, wondering how much one person can endure. I really wished to see their complete family, perhaps even their children.

I also admired the actor who played Cha Yool Mu / Grand Prince Neungyang—his portrayal was flawless.*

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Quiet Unsatisfactory Ending

“Unspeakable Longing” is a love story where a girl travels into the world of her comic book. Her mission is to make the prince fall in love with her, as only a true love’s kiss can send her back to her own world. However, she is unaware that if she returns, the prince will face dire consequences. As both of them fall deeply in love, they become willing to sacrifice their lives for each other’s sake.

I don’t want to spoil the story, but the only reason I decided to watch the drama was because of the male protagonist. Otherwise, the plot feels cliché, and the ending was quite unsatisfactory. Despite the story being dull, the male protagonist's acting managed to balance it to some extent.

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The drama needed a stronger closure.

No one can beat Korean dramas in this genre. I thoroughly enjoyed watching this drama; not a single second did I find myself distracted. It was so captivating and intriguing. Every character delivered their best performance. I particularly liked the character Bok I Na—she's beautiful, and as a child actress, she portrayed her role amazingly well. The romance between the leads was mesmerizing. The kissing scenes and the emotions they conveyed felt so real that I was completely absorbed, as if it were happening in real life. However, I expected more from the ending episode.

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Give it a try

The Princess Royal' was a beautifully scripted drama. Every aspect was written meticulously, and the actors delivered their performances accordingly. The characters skillfully portrayed a range of emotions, from dull and serene to anxious, with great attention to detail. I particularly appreciated the role of the female lead's brother; his loyalty, respect, and love for his sister were truly heartwarming. Although the drama sometimes felt a bit dull due to a lack of relaxed, funny, and romantic elements, it remained captivating throughout. The main leads executed their roles flawlessly, contributing to the overall effectiveness of the drama."

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Good one

A story about seeking the truth behind the illegal planting of a drug. Throughout the journey to uncover who is responsible and why they are doing it, various parallel stories unfold. Though some of these subplots occasionally dull the narrative, there are many captivating elements that keep you engaged, even if the overall story feels somewhat blended.
I like Tong Sai Er and Shang Bie Li' s love story more than the other two . Because in their love story there was no any tention.
And even my favourite character is Tong Sai Er . Her character brought humour to the story .

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Go for it

Marry My Husband" is one of the best dramas I've seen. While theme-based dramas aren't uncommon, this drama's uniqueness shines through in many aspects. One of its standout features is how the characters are given a second chance to rectify their past mistakes.

The drama covers a wide range of themes, including humor, cruelty, bullying, love, jealousy, hatred, conspiracy, obsession, and regression.

I particularly enjoyed the ending, which fulfilled my expectations of a satisfying conclusion to a happy ending story.

Lee Yi Kyung's performance was outstanding. Having seen him in "Eulachacha Waikiki," where he showcased his comedic talents, I was surprised by his ability to portray a negative character in "Marry My Husband ." He demonstrated a range of emotions, from love and fury to comedy, obsession with power, and the cruelty of a husband. He truly excelled in his role.

Regarding the other actors:

The female lead delivered a remarkable performance, showcasing her exceptional acting skills. Her portrayal of the scene where she discovers that the person who dropped her home was her father, leading to her emotional breakdown, was particularly impressive. Additionally, her reaction upon returning to the year 2013 and seeing her husband was incredibly moving.

There were many small but impactful scenes throughout the drama, all elevated by the stellar performances of the actors.

The male lead also delivered a strong performance, as did his sister and the actor who portrayed the chef.

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Little bit boring

The last few episodes were interesting, but the rest were boring. The entry of the main leads was good, and I initially thought there would be a clash between them. However, the female lead already had a boyfriend. The story began with her perspective. She had a boyfriend who was always good to her, and they shared a strong bond. However, they broke up because of his sister, who manipulated his mother, leading to a conflict based on social status. The male lead entered their lives, and the common link was his grandmother, who was an acquaintance of the female lead. The female lead's mother constantly nagged at her , trying to impose her decisions on her daughter. She was the dominant figure in their family. As time passed, the mother gradually began to understand things better.

The story depicts the hurdles faced by the leads and how they overcome them. It also explores the challenges faced by two other characters due to the age gap in their relationship.

I particularly liked the chemistry between the second leads, the female lead's brother and her best friend.

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Mixed thoughts

"A Piece of Your Mind" is a serene, composed, and emotionally charged drama. Initially, I struggled to grasp the storyline, but out of admiration for the leads, I persevered. As the plot unraveled, it revealed the bond between two childhood friends who grew up together in Norway, sharing their entire journey from childhood to adulthood. Despite their mutual love, a rift caused the boy to leave Norway. In his absence, a new person entered the girl's life, becoming her boyfriend. When they reunited, the boy became possessive, leading to their ( childhood friends) separation. The boy, an AI engineer, created a device capable of storing and replicating voices, aiming to provide solace to those who have lost loved ones. His motive was to preserve his girlfriend's voice and memories, allowing him to communicate with her. He enlisted the help of the female lead to record his girlfriend's voice and experiences, similar to Siri. However, I found it perplexing why his girlfriend didn't confide in the female lead about her predicament. She went to Norway alone for piece of her mind and she stuck in a snow .Despite having the opportunity to seek help from the Norwegian police, she chose not to, ultimately leading to her demise while conversing with the female lead. This aspect of the storyline was difficult to comprehend. Nonetheless, the drama excelled in other aspects, with minimal romance but a captivating plot overall.

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