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[Spoilers] I finished Perfect Crown and the romance hit me harder in the second half

[Spoilers] I finished Perfect Crown and the romance hit me harder in the second half

I finished Perfect Crown last week, and I didn’t expect to feel this much about the romance by the end.

The first half was honestly pretty funny to me. I liked the awkward contract marriage setup, the royal family rules, and how both leads kept trying to act like they were the one in control. Hee-joo was so proud and stubborn, while Yi-an was more quiet and closed off, so their early dynamic was fun to watch.

But later on, their relationship became more touching than I expected. What I liked most was that they didn’t just “fall in love” suddenly. They slowly started changing because of each other.

Hee-joo was originally someone who hated depending on people, especially her father. She was proud, defensive, and used to handling everything by herself. So when she was willing to lower her pride and ask her father for help because of Yi-an, that part actually moved me. It felt like a big step for her character, not just a romantic gesture.

Yi-an also changed, but in a quieter way. At first, he felt like someone who was used to hiding his real feelings and just accepting things. But because of Hee-joo, he slowly became more honest about what he wanted and more willing to fight for himself.

That’s why the romance worked for me. It wasn’t only about chemistry or pretty scenes. I liked seeing two people with very different walls slowly become softer because they cared about each other.

The drama definitely had predictable parts, and some of the palace/class conflict could have been explored more deeply. But overall, I enjoyed it. The beginning made me laugh, and the second half made me more emotionally invested than I thought I would be.

u/Unlucky_Region_7404 — 2 days ago

Tried Ulthera in Gangnam as an Indonesian — my experience so far

I’m Indonesian and tried Ulthera in Gangnam recently, so I wanted to share my experience for anyone curious about Korean lifting treatments.

I was nervous before going because I kept seeing people say Ulthera hurts a lot. For me, it was painful in some areas, but still manageable. The jawline area felt the most sensitive. It was more like a deep warm aching feeling, not a sharp surface pain.

Before the treatment, they checked my face and explained which areas they would focus on. I appreciated that because I wanted to understand why certain areas needed more attention instead of just doing a random package.

They also had an Indonesian translator, which helped a lot. I can speak English, but for treatment details and aftercare, it felt easier to understand everything clearly in Indonesian.

After the treatment, my face felt a bit tight and sore, but I didn’t have major swelling. I still went out after, just felt a little tired from the whole process.

I can’t say much about the final result yet because they told me it takes time to show gradually, but so far the overall experience was better than I expected.

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u/Unlucky_Region_7404 — 3 days ago