Seven Day Queen

Queen for 7 Days is definitely one of my all-time favorite Korean dramas. Everything was so on point: the plot, pace, acting, cinematography, soundtrack, everything! Each episode of this drama ended with a cliffhanger which make the audiences craving for more (until you reach the last episode). Even though this drama is based on the history, I could say that the writer is very genius to deliver the story beautifully. This drama is one of a piece which could not be easily forgotten. For those who are craving for beautiful sad love story, please watch this drama!

Korean series should try and do better, I expected the girl to eventually go with the older King (the supposed villain) cus he actually cared and was the one in love with her, BUT NO! She went for the prince (who later became a King) who was not exactly in love with her, but was in pity of her. She loved the Prince more than the Prince (now the King) loved her. I expected a twist to the story, but there was known, it was just too predictable just like every other conventional Korean movie or series. Korean producers should learn from Hollywood or the producers of Squid Game. No spoilers at all.

I thought the title says it all and there's not much too look forward to. Interestingly, it was a good drama. The acting of the cast was great. The ending was sad but at-least it was realistic. Overall, this drama should be included of one of the good historical dramas.

I must say Yeon Woo-jin deserves so much more recognition. I can easily see him being one of the A-list stars of K-drama with his acting skills and visuals.

This drama was beautiful. It was a bitter-sweet journey that challenges the viewer emotionally. It made me laugh, smile, and cry throughout the occurrence of the events.

The sweetness of Park Min-young and Woo-jin's manly man attitude made me swoon! This drama will keep you on your toes with the suspense.

A lovely drama, one of the best historical Kdrama's I have watched.

... despite almost giving up on it a number of times. I love K dramas and have enjoyed many of their historical genre, but this did not work for me. It is hard to put my finger on why, but perhaps it is because the whole production needed to work so hard to create a romance out of the historical source. The plotting in particular seemed to be overly desperate at times. This gave the key characters actions and motivations that stretched credibility. Although some fine acting was on display, the challenge of rendering their characters believable was insurmountable.

Clearly many other reviewers disagree with me, but I can only proffer my own response to this drama.