Meu Príncipe Por 100 Dias (2018)

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Vamos lá ver uma coisa: comecei a ver este drama porquê?
1º - sageuk (drama histórico);
2º - (confesso) DO, de EXO.
À primeira, a trama parece simples: Lee Yull (interpretado por DO/ Kyungsoo) é o príncipe herdeiro de Joseon. Parece frio, perfeccionista e distante; no entanto é apenas solitário e carrega consigo um enorme sentimento de culpa. Ele não era para ser príncipe, e muito menos rei (Jo Han Chul), mas agora vê-se forçado a cumprir esse destino, devido ao golpe que o seu pai orquestrou para tomar o poder.
No entanto, o drama propriamente dito começa quando, perante uma enorme seca que o país estava a enfrentar, e depois de vários rituais cumpridos e sem qualquer resultado, o rei se vê forçado a decretar uma ordem de casamento para todos os jovens do reino (antes de atingirem os 28 anos de idade).
Entretanto, numa aldeia distante, Hong Shim (Nam Ji Hyun), uma mulher independente e super inteligente (mas a rapariga solteira mais velha da aldeia) vê-se então forçada pelos oficiais a casar-se com um desconhecido, que acabava de ter sido resgatado pelo seu pai adoptivo, Yoon (Jung Hae Kyun). E quem era esse homem desconhecido? Nada mais, nada menos que o próprio príncipe herdeiro.
Certamente agora vocês se estão a perguntar como é que o príncipe (que já era casado) foi ali parar. Pois bem, lembram-se do golpe dado pelo rei? Esse golpe foi, na verdade, orquestrado pelo ministro Kim Cha Eon (Jo Sung Ha), que na altura se aproveitou da ganância e posição do antigo príncipe, para tomar conta do trono. Assim, esse ministro não só ficou como braço direito do rei, como também é sogro do príncipe e, por via de chantagens sobre esse passado, acabou por governar através do rei. E foi durante esta seca e crise económica que o reino estava a atravessar que o ministro viu a sua oportunidade de matar o príncipe herdeiro, reforçar o seu poder na casa real e, mais tarde, colocar o seu neto (ainda por nascer) no trono.
Depois dessa tentativa de assassinato, Lee Yul sobrevive mas desenvolve amnésia temporária. É neste momento que o pai de Hong Shim o encontra, o salva e pede para ele salvar a sua filha do castigo, porque ela não tinha ninguém com quem casar e cumprir assim a ordem do rei.
O que se segue é a história de amor de Hong Shim e Lee Yul, e a sua jornada de cem dias como aldeão até à recuperação da sua memória.
Dito isto, parece tudo tão leve, mas a verdade é que pelo meio vemos um desenrolar cruel de gente que não olha a meios para alcançar o seu fim; questionamos também sobre a paternidade do neto do ministro; mudamos mil vezes de opinião sobre os supostos vilões da história; e descobrimos que afinal a aldeã Hong Shim não é um ser de passado simples, e que esconde uma história triste com a morte do seu verdadeiro pai, desaparecimento do seu irmão, e de um amor de infância perdido.
Não é daqueles dramas que vá rever tão cedo, mas entende-se bem o porquê de ser o quinto drama com mais audiência na TV por cabo: é ideal para quem procura um sageuk, romance, muito humor e um enredo cheio de voltas e reviravoltas.

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Um sageuk fofo

Segundo dorama que assisti com o D.O, caraa ele arrasa demais, ele no papel desse príncipe foi muito bom de se ver.

É um sageuk (histórico) que me surpreendeu, é divertido, fofo e com até poucos momentos tristes.

O Príncipe Herdeiro é lindo, com ótimas habilidades com o arco e flecha, espada e na literatura. Mas após a morte de sua mãe ele se tornou triste, deprimido e nunca sorri, além de ter começado a ser perseguido dentro do palácio.

Yeon Hong Shim ela é uma personagem divertida, inteligente e criativa. Eu gostei muito de ver sua história de vida, de como ela era guerreira, e de como ela era ao lado do pessoal da aldeia.

O Jung Je Yoon é charmoso inteligente e dono de um sorriso cativante (que eu queria poder chamar de meu ??) que veio pra completar o triângulo amoroso e trazer mais emoção.

E com relação ao casal eu amei ver todo o desenvolvimento deles, do sentimento que foi surgindo, e do príncipe se adaptando durante esses 100 dias.

Claro que como sempre tem os vilões que dá vontade de matar né, e nesse não foi diferente o Governador Kim Cha Eon era de dar nos nervos, até a própria família ele prejudicava.

E o final? Bem...o final como um todo é bom, vale a pena mas ficou meio fraco, por mais fofo que fosse todo o último episódio, não fazia jus ao que os últimos quinze episódios do drama haviam oferecido, mas isso não fez o drama ficar ruim.

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poderiam ter melhorado a História e nao ter corrido no final

1 - a historia é linda, deveriam ter dado mais enredo ao personagem de
Kim Seon Ho no lugar de encher linguiça com conversas bobas de personagens secundários.
2 - Desnecessário a historia do irmao do irmao de Hong Shim / Yoon Yi Seo, ficou muito feio. Eu nao teria respeito a um irmao assim... e simplesmente acho ridículo ele ter ABANDONADO A IRMA e pegado a princesa. desonroso demais.
3 - A atuação de Doh Kyung Soo foi perfeita! O PRINCIPE ESTAVA COM DEPRESSAO E SENDO ENVENENADO! Ele interpretou perfeitamente uma pessoa que realmente estava incomodada e com a situação. depressão nao e ser pobre ou ter falta, podemos ter tudo e ter depressão e levar a vida como um fardo.
4 _Os coadjuvantes foram perfeitos, atores muito bons e dava leveza e complementava a historia.
5 - O PAI DA @@ DA CRIANÇA E O IRMAO DA PROTAGONISTA, ja falo pq fiquei na torcida de nao ser, ficou muito feio... ela a abandonou e trabalhou para o homem que matou a familia, o pai na sua frente e o escravizou e nem tentou se vingar, homem fraco... ridículo.
6 - qual motivo o segurança que e amigo do irmao nao ser segurança dela? e o personagem do KIM ficar sozinho?
doramas, sempre enchem linguiça para cumprir 16 episódios e no final correm com ele... deixando a historia fraca e cheia de buracos

7 ENCHER LINGUIÇA E FICAR ENROLANDO ENROLANDO ENROLANDO ....

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Como sempre os melhores dramas são os q eu assisto sem ter expectativas kkk

Confesso q esse foi um drama q comecei a ver apenas por ter o Kyung Soo no elenco,e acabei me surpreendendo com uma história super gostosa de assistir e um casal super fofo!Reasssisti várias vezes e todas as vezes q assistia outra vez achava ainda mais divertido!

Minha mãe nunca tinha assistido dramas asiáticos antes e enquanto eu assistia esse ela pediu para ver comigo,pois acabou achando interessante(E olha q minha mãe n costuma gostar de assistir coisas mais fofinhas assim kk).
No geral o drama é bem legal e o final foi bom também,acabei n prestando tanta atenção na OST,e o elenco é perfeito,atuações impecavéis!

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excelência de atuação

com grandes atores no elenco é de se esperar que seja um show de atuação e talento, e realmente, nisso o dorama não decepciona! porém, achei o ritmo lento em alguns momentos, sabe? algo morno e monótono, precisei parar de ver por algum tempinho antes de retomar.
a ost é incrível no geral, casa muito bem com o dorama, assim como a boa intenção da história, que não teve uma execução tão brilhante como eu gostaria...
um adendo ao doh kyungsoo, que ator impressionante! não é de se surpreender que muitas pessoas tenham se tornado fã do seu trabalho após esse dorama, ele é fabuloso!

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Dorama de época fofo. É um dorama que eu considero leve e muito divertido.

O que tem no dorama?

✅Tem o famoso “casamento por contrato”, já que bem no começo do drama o rei manda a galera todo do reino casar.
✅Tem príncipe sem memória, mas jamais sem bom gosto.
✅Secundários fofos e hilários, temos também.

Como já disse a trama é tranquila. É muito legal de ver o crescimento do príncipe, ao se deparar com a realidade do seu povo.
Também é muito interessante de ver nossa protagonista forte, sem triângulos amorosos mirabolantes.

? Eu amo ver ensinamentos em tudo... e uma coisa que levo comigo após esse dorama é: "O casamento e/ou relacionamentos são muito mais que momentos de paixão, é também aquele aconchego, momentos da rotina que nos fazem ser lar."

Pra quem gostou de #shoppingkinglouie , (que também é com a Nam Ji Hyun) possivelmente vai gostar de 100 Days My Prince.

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Here we have it folks - Shopping King Louie Joseon Edition!

It pretty much was, you can't deny it. However, all jokes aside, I cannot deny that I immensely enjoyed watching this drama. Without a shadow of a doubt I looked forward to each episode which brightened my Monday and Tuesday evenings (which are pretty grim), as the whole drama was just sweet and oh so refreshing. I absolutely loved it. If you are wavering about this drama, please give it a go, it was amazing.

I'll actually begin my review with the acting and cast. It was lovely to see Kyungsoo as a main male lead, he pulled off the role incredibly well and proved his acting ability. I loved whenever he would get triggered by things and go "Oh hO!!" lmao. D.O. is clearly an amazing actor and that goes without saying. Nam Ji Hyun was also good, but I have to say that it felt like Kyungsoo was the one who shone between the two of them and pretty much made the drama - but I suppose it was inevitable by the way in which the show had been written. Nam Ji Hyun has proven before that she can play some stronger women roles, like in Suspicious Partner, so I thought it was alright. Jo Sung Ha was brilliant as expected but what I really enjoyed were the characters in the village! God it was so sweet that I felt like I wanted to live there at times lmao. The second lead syndrome was there for me in this one - it wasn't too much because the guy pretty much knew he had no chance from the start and didn't really make a move (unless it was to tease the crown prince) but I actually enjoyed his character and thought he was an amazing friend to the main leads. Lastly, I want to address the I know the King was annoying to some but I actually greatly enjoyed him as a character. Yes, we are seeing weak kings crop up quite often when the drama circles around a Crown Prince main lead but I felt his character was a bit more lovable. There wasn't too much fault with any of the acting.

Okay, so, the story. We can all agree, as I said earlier, it was pretty much a Joseon version of Shopping King Louie, with the rich guy with amnesia, Nam Ji Hyun (lol bless her, always having to play these roles) finding her brother- I mean it is quite coincidental but hey I still love both. I actually enjoyed the story, I didn't really skip much and I am glad that they didn't add too much seriousness and conflict as it would take away how sweet this drama actually was, but not so little that we were sitting here thinking "ugh when is something actually going to happen". The only disappointment with the story, in my opinion, was towards the end. I definitely felt that the last episode was rushed and there was too much to do - start/end a war and also get the main leads together. Moreover, I was getting a little annoyed that Hong Shim was telling the Crown Prince that she didn't want to be with him! I think that they had been through enough shit together that they really deserved each other. I genuinely have no idea why the writers decided to make us go through that bs at the end when instead we could have got some more heartwarming scenes between the main leads to finish it all off.

Moo Young's death was expected on my part. The man literally had been shot by so many arrows through the series as well as so much pain that I was surprised they didn't kill him off sooner. I definitely did not want him to die in the slightest, I liked him a lot, but I think the fact he went through so much pain and then DIED - ugh it's so upsetting. This fact was so important to me I put it in its own paragraph lmao.

The music was lovely, it fitted the series well and familiar faces, or voices I should say, popped up on some of the tracks which was a treat. It was memorable at the time in which I watched the series and perhaps if I heard them again, but nothing really stuck in my mind. It was wonderful though. What was nice was that there wasn't music in many scenes which meant that the music never felt 'overplayed'.

I probably wouldn't rewatch this drama unless I was with one of my friends and trying to get them to watch it. That being said, I've only rewatched half of one series lol.

Overall, this drama was an absolute treat, I really enjoyed it and I do hope that you did too. Thank you for reading my review and I hope I didn't bore you too much.

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I know most people will call me crazy for not raving about this drama. I will not take away anything from the cast especially our dashing male lead D.O a.k.a Won Deuk/crown prince Yul. It is the cast that made me want to come back (specifically Won Deuk) and watch this drama with their epic one liners.
The acting was superb. From the small characters in Songjoo village to v.p Kim to the King himself. They made this drama what it is.
The plot itself for me it was an okayish story. Not that captivating. The story did not stimulate me or make me want or eager to find out more and neither did it trigger my curiosity. I was like okay okay okay the entire drama. There was never a cliff hanger that would get me to the edge of my seat or make me smile in the midst of my tears. There were no tears to begin with and no huge grin plastered on my face.
I tried reading the comments on discus to find out what the hype was all about.
In my opinion it was just fangirls fangirling on D.O that's all. His acting was superb so yeah it did deserve the fangirling.
In my opinion if you are considering watching this for the story then you will be disappointed. If you are considering watching this because you are a fan of EXO and D.O to be specific then yes you will be blown off your feet....that boy can act.
If you are looking to watch this because you are bored and you have nothing else to watch then...best advice look elesewhere.
These are my opinions you are free to agree or to disagree with me.

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It was overall a cute drama, but I can't say neither I loved it or I hated it, and I think this is worse, because it's ought to be forgotten (by me at least). I'm not an exo fan (please don't kill me xD) so it was a little more difficult to watch, because I didn't have the fangirl motivation here xD
Someone said is a shopping king Louis in joseon and...well that's where the problem lies. Everything, like every trope of this drama it's already seen and already done. The similarities with skl are many, but also with like every period drama I have seen. (Speaking of which: there is a saeguk not focused on the royal family? Or at least not only, like there's nothing else to write about that period??) There's no suspance, no really twists in the story or mysteries - we all knew that the assassin brother was the father of the queen's baby. Even the death of the evil vice minister was unsatisfying...well the whole plotting against the crown was too bland and boring.
Also! There was the "solution agency" which was an interesting thing, but they drop it pretty soon only to bring it back at the end just to feign ignorance about the fact they forgot about it lol

Ps. My extremely unpopular opinion: I had the second lead syndrome... I felt much more chemistry between Hong Shim and the magistrate...maybe because I liked more his characterization or to me he has better acting skills (not saying the ml sucked...I just preferred the sm) when he almost proposed at the end I hoped they would've take the "realism" route and have the prince marry a noblewoman (ugh bitter isn't it?) and let them become a couple.

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I didn't expect to like this drama as much as I did, but I think it did a great job of combining a cute love story with a pretty intriguing Sageuk. In a lot of ways "100 Days My Prince" is a lighthearted romcom, but it is mixed in with an ill-fated love story, and classic political scheming without becoming too heavy handed, too silly, or overly complicated. It had many of the elements that are overdone in KDrama... amnesia, forced marriage, hidden identity, betrayal in a royal setting... but I found all of it to be entertaining and wasn't bored once. I'm sure the great cast had a lot to do with that.

I am the farthest thing from a Do Kyung Soo fangirl, but I was extremely impressed with him as the young fish out of water Prince. He is matched with Nam Ji Hyun, who I liked in a few dramas already (Suspicious Partner & Shopping King Louie), but these two specifically had really great chemistry together. I loved their banter from the start, and I loved how strong willed and equally frustrating they both were at times. Every scene they had together was entertaining, and I often felt like I was watching a real couple not matter how unbelievable their circumstances. They also both handled comedic and tragic scenes extremely well. And I think that period dress suits them both quite well.

Actually, I pretty much loved the entire cast, even the ones who didn't have the strongest storylines. The town members were all great, and more than just comic relief. I was genuinely interested in their side stories as well. I love a great villain, and Jo Sung Ha was so good that I almost found myself rooting for him at times. Another thing I loved about the characters is that they weren't all good or bad. Moo Yeon is the perfect example of that, and it helps that Kim Jae Young is easy on the eyes (all black definitely suits him). The storyline is pretty simple but the characters were often complicated which kept me interested from beginning to end. I really can't think of any character that I thought was weak. Maybe a few were less memorable than others, but most were well played, and played well off of each other.

As for the story, I appreciated that it didn't become overly complicated, and that the political parts didn't drag or take away from the lighter feel of this drama. There were some sad moments, and some tragic parts of the story, but the majority of the story is a romcom with the kind of comedy that made me giggle more than lol. I also liked the way the story ended, which I obviosuly won't give away, but it made me feel like the story came full cirlce in a way that made sense. I could see myself watching the whole thing again and still enjoying it. It may not be on the top of my rewatch list, but it has more than enough charm to make me consider watching it all again.

Overall I would definitely recommend this to those who avoid sageuks because they are too serious, or those looking for a cute couple to root for against all odds. It may not have made it's way to my list of favorites, but now that it's over I feel very... uncomfortable. Am I the only one feeling uncomfortable? :)

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I had high exceptions for this drama, the plot seemed really interesting and the cast was great, but sadly they were not met. First, the plot had a lot of potential and I really enjoyed the first six episodes but then I started to get frustrated because it felt like the plot was stacked and the few next episodes were just fillers. They couldn't have gone so many routes with the story but they choose I really average one so I was very disappointed with that. Also, the fact that the first out got introduced so late into the story and they were barely used really bothered me. Music can really make scenes and a drama overall very memorable. However, I have to say that I really enjoyed the cast and their acting. Everyone did very well on their parts. Honestly, I wouldn't rewatch this since the story is not very memorable or interesting.

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