PERFECT CROWN 21세기 대군부인 | 2026, Ep. 12
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PERFECT CROWN 21세기 대군부인 | 2026, Ep. 12
Perfect Crown || EP 03. ↳ Byeon Wooseok as Prince Ian
One of the things I love about kdramas is that it really subverts what masculinity is supposed to be. You see the loser who's down bad for the female lead (Lovely runner, queen of tears, Love Next Door, Strong Girl Do Bong Soon, the Judge from Hell), you see the soft masculinity in hometown cha cha cha, summer strike and Doctor Slump and extraordinary attorney woo, the protective kind of masculinity in any of Ji Chang Wook's and Ahn Bo Hyun's works, the reassured and confident masculinity of Seo Kang Joon in Undercover High school and Lee Jun Hyuk in Love scout, the playful masculinity in Twinkling Watermelon and Crash Course in Romance, the stoic but gentle masculinity in Doctor Romantic and Hierarchy, and the "I care about you and only you" kind of masculinity in Vincenzo to name a few.
This is progress from the old kdramas and I get that it's fictional and in real life, some of these actors are assholes. But in the era where Toxic masculinity is rampant, I think we can turn towards kdrama to have some inkling of what kind of man we should strive to be and what kind of man we should want. This should not something we see only in fiction. We should raise our sons (I'm 21) to be like this so that one day it's not just a concept for fictional love stories.
Perfect Crown Ep. 01 / IU as "Seong Huiju" & Byeon Wooseok as "Prince Ian"
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I told you we should've tried again. This angle is totally off. Are we in elementary school? We look like toddlers smooching.
PERFECT CROWN (2026)
*gritting teeth* LOOK.AT.THEM!!! lookatthem!!! so damn cute
What actually makes me laugh the most about the "fake-dating" trope (and mind you, I LOVE IT) is the fact that the people in it are only lying to themselves, and more often than not, one of them already has some amount of feelings for the other. There is no fake dating, my friends, not when you are actually going on dates, calling each other randomly and kissing while having romantic rendezvous for the press. Or asking someone to move in with you because you're worried about their safety.
And not a word of that was a lie.
For example, the Prince. I do not think he's felt undying love for her since high school, but I do think she caught his interest and that's largely remained unresolved over the years, until now. I mean, she's not ugly and she's fun and unpredictable, and that has to amuse the High Prince who's been following boring-filled protocol his whole life. He longs for spontaneity.
I think she has had some level of obsession with him. Not romantically, of course, but here is a guy who handed her a win that she had been busting her ass off to get. She did not need him to lose, knows that he did anyway, for whatever reason and has been pissed ever since, because she has worked hard for every single one of her wins. This is why her mind immediately went to the Royal Family, and him specifically, when she started thinking about marrying up, just to finally look down on the people who have done that to her for years.
i think he does!
I don't care what he says after this. He did not see any reporter until after the kiss lol but also, bringing him tea and magnesium supplements? to your fake-fiancee? Yeah, lying to themselves, I say!
you can now have a long life with her. be happy together. with a lot of smiles.
byeon woo-seok as ryu sun-jae, LOVELY RUNNER (2024)