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Okay, first thing first i've never watch KDrama before. Never ever cross in my mind. But one day, i accidently watch the first episode of this drama on tv and then start to follow every single episode because of the story. Let's just say i am curious. And it's definitely worth it after i finish all the episode, and lemme say that this is one of the best thing i've ever watch. But, to be honest i expect more from the last episode. Yep, the ending should be better.

Two-thirds of this drama is charming, lovable, and often funny. When it is tragic, it is also touching. The cast is wonderful and worked hard. Many supporting actors are as good as the leads-often true in the best KDramas-and two 2nd ML held their own with DO. It was all good, and I had a great time. Then the writer seemed to lose her way or interest in the story. She wastes time with nonsense side plots, tedium, and silliness with the main characters, and the opportunity to close a great love story with the joy it deserved. Even the adorable leads seemed to lose their way and the chemistry they had in the rest of the drama. Then the writer simply hastily ended, but I didn't care because the story's energy was sucked out of it. I still enjoyed most of it, just disappointed in the flat closure.

D.O. was perfectly cast as the Crown Prince with amnesia! His natural faraway gaze gave his character the lost look of someone struggling to remember who he is. He played his character stoically and credibly. I loved him in this series! I rated it a 9 only because there were a few "holes" in the story that were never filled or explained, but D.O.'s portrayal rates a 10!!!

This was a first of its kind for me and I liked it a lot. I liked the love story between the prince and his childhood friend. I don't know much about the history of this time but there was a lot of sword fighting between regimes. A lot of backstabbing. And, a lot of modern day drama applicable then. There was a lot of servitude. The movie depicted life then and that was informative. The characters were very well appointed.

Love the story so much. I enjoyed the whole episodes except the last one, because i think audience deserve a better ending.

This tv series is in my top 5 best shows! I love love loved it. I watched all 16 episodes in 2 days. I have to commend Lee Jong-Jae for his directing skills, he did an outstanding job. The cast was amazing, especially Jo Sung-ha, Kyung-soo Do and Nam Ji-Hyundai. I was sad to see it end; I guess I'll just have to see it again.

The drama started good and the lead couples had chemistry but episode 16 was completely ridiculous with no story whatsoever. so go ahead and watch the drama but stop after 10 min of episode 16.

100 Days My Prince is a drama with grace and eloquence, much attributed to the flawless script. A lighthearted romcom, but it is mixed in with an ill-fated love story, and classic political scheming without becoming too heavy handed or overly complicated. The performances were amazing, Do Kyungsoo's indifferent expression and intense stare play wonder in portraying the emptiness of the lonely prince was heartbreaking. A very enjoyable drama with many plot twists.

As a valid fan of the actor Kyungsoo, I had to watch his first period drama. And, even though he didn't disappoint neither in his romantic scenes, nor in the action scenes, the story had some major plot holes that were never properly explained. The story, as it is, was interesting, as the main idea behind it was kind of original and well executed. However, the drama was kind of boring at some points. The performances, moreover, were really good from all the actors and actresses and the soundtrack was phenomenal. So, 7 out of 10.

An entertaining series with lots of funny moments. The plot is a bit depressing at time & I don't know about the accuracy of the historical aspects, but parts seem a bit far-fetched, with elements of modern twists.

A solid 8 out of 10 stars for entertainment factor of the series. The leads worked well together & are endearing, while the supporting cast were great. The costumes & sets looked good. 2 stars off for the sometimes drawn out political conversations & the silliness.

It's not a very long series, taking around 16.5 hours to complete, which is a plus as the plot moves along with a good pace.

Recommended for those who like period dramas & romantic comedies. An enjoyable show overall.

The costumes and settings are gorgeous, the soundtrack has some memorable tunes. The story has however some significant plot holes with some very naive dialogues. There are some touching moments but also some very cringey ones. The last few episodes are difficult to watch because they are convoluted and barely make sense anymore. The acting was alright, although quite exaggerated. The lead actor did well though and the episodes in the middle of the series were pleasant with some very cute moments between the love couple. Worth a watch!

A solid romance. Though, I have to say, towards the end it gets a bit tedious. The whole, "I bring so much baggage with me", "You'll be unhappy with me", "I've hurt you too much", garbage that gets repeated over and over is tough to swallow. For once, I'd like to see an obvious and satisfying ending to a K historical romance. Instead, we get an epilogue that drags and drags and doesn't give you what you want until literally the last 5 seconds of the show. But the ride was cute getting there, at least at first.

As for the rest of the show, if this isn't your first K Historical Drama/Romance, you can safely wear out your fast forward button, and skip any scenes that the two leads aren't in.

Why? Because, simply, there's nothing new to see. To summarize (every historical piece):

1. Conniving and manipulative queens and princesses? Check.

2. Corrupt and spiteful Ministers? Check.

3. An evil State Counsellor or Premier behind everything? Check.

4. Bad guys that can spy, kill, and spread rumors with impunity? Check 5. Inept good guys who can't spy, never think they're in danger, and wander around aimlessly as puppets for almost the entire show? Check 6. Good guys who let the bad guys kill, kill again, kill some more, kill loved ones, kill more loved ones, simply because they're too caught up in their own fancy revenge plots ("He must die painfully over a long long life" Bleh!) to save the people around them? Check.

7. Inept guards that let royals sneak out and about whenever they want, simply by changing clothes, yet stick to them like glue when they don't have anywhere to go? Check.

I could go on. This one has ALL the standard tropes that make some of these shows painful to watch.

Which is why god created the fast-forward button! Try it. You won't miss anything.

Realistic plot but the last part ruins every episode beneath such a very low-impact ending.

This is the first drama I watch in the Joseon time. It'd actually quite good despite the everyday events of continuous betrayal from one side and the other. The betrayal stabbing & lies are detestable! Can't fathom the thought that people can be so evil!

This drama is not only about love or forbidden love but also friendship. If you like Joseon time, this is to watch. Beautiful leading leads & fantastic supporting casts!

I got hooked with K Drama just this year and this is one of my favorites so far. Actually I watched this because of Kim Seon-ho which I came to know from Start Up ;)

I love the simplicity of this series, not so fancy props or music and the acting was not exaggerated. I found myself smiling more than I should because of the sweetness of the lead actors. The actors in the village were great as well. The last 20 mins of Ep 16 was so cute and funny. I just wished there was more to the ending. I found it still to be enjoyable.

This was a pretty decent series, better than some others. The plot was cliche but well-presented, the characters we've seen often before in similar series but were well-acted. I especially enjoyed the subtle and not-so-subtle comedy moments, as they were humorous and none of them over-the-top silly.

It did get to the point that it seemed stretched-out, a 12-episode series done in 16 episodes. Around the final 3 episodes (which were quite lengthy) it seemed to lose some of the charm it had during the first 6 or 7 episodes.

The ending (for me) was somewhat abrupt and unfulfilling. I wish they had gone with that around episode 15 and spent the last episode with "what happened thereafter", but that's just a personal observation.

In total, I found it entertaining and many times heart-string-pulling throughout the series, so I have to give it a thumbs up overall. They might have done better with the final two episodes, but they also could have done much worse. Overall worth watching.

... yet another great K drama, but despite not attaining that standard it is still worth a watch.

The comic potential of the plot yielded some good laughs in mid-series. Plus the manifold barriers to the central romance created some emotional impetus. But just as I was beginning to think this was another Korean gem the implausibilities began to mount. Of course, the best dramas propel the audience through plot contrivances, sometimes so that you don't even notice them.

However, the final episodes add one huge implausibility too far, in an attempt to set the scene for a romantic crescendo at the end. But, for me at least, the impact was the opposite of that intended.

Sorry to be so ambiguous here, but I don't want to give the plot away.

I did enjoy this series but the tone is uneven as if it cab't make up its mind what sort of show to be.Nam Ji-Hyun is really good as usual but Kyung-soo Do is simply unlikeable and impossible to warm too. There are some good subtle touches in the writing and direction and then great plot holes. Some of the acting is pretty bad (the King and Queen in particular) but someof the mono characters are really good.

Personally I enjoyed the detail in the village scenes to he rather boring court intriges. The romance between the two main leads was never convincing and I was rooting for the other character to win her over.

Worth watching but not a re watch

A crown Prince with amnesia ends up marrying his childhood sweetheart without either of them realising their links. An entertaining story of the power struggles in the palace and many amusing moments when he spends time as a commoner in a small village. Well acted and touching romance but with their pasts will it end happily ?

The drama was mostly a slice of life drama with minimum story. The concept is fairly simple and was done before, "Save the Last Dance for Me (2004)" comes to mind immediately. The leads had a good characterization and received an equally fulfilling performance by their cast. Which also why the leads had a good dynamic going on. However, its biggest problem is its lack in variety. Since it's a slice of life, the cast felt limited in size while jumping between the same few members of cast. They also lacked a unique variety in their archetypes to help keep the drama lively and vibrant. The same thing can be said about its lacking length of 75min x 16 episodes. There were too many slow and uninteresting sequences that dragged each episode too far. A slice of life doesn't equal boring when they're done right. If this drama were to be cut down to 6-7 episodes it would have been much better.

I love this drama n epic part is its humour. The romance between leads is awesome. Nam Jihyun has performed great plus d.o from exo has done a good acting 👍👍👍👍