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The reason why I gave it four stars has a lot to do with the soundtrack, which is the most satisfying one in recent days. The fairy tale of the century that loves beautiful people but does not love the country has long been familiar. I just heard about the greatness and beauty of this relationship, but I don't know that it has been riddled with holes and broken. The crown prince who gave up the throne is undoubtedly of noble character, but we forget that he is also the initiator of this seemingly happy fairy tale. Since he opened up about his enthusiasm, all kinds of rumors and rumors have shrouded her like a cloud. He used love for her as a perfect excuse to escape from the royal political system and responsibilities he didn't like much, but he didn't know that it also made her countless enemies and built a tower of slander. The upper class resisted her, kept her out, and the media constantly attacked and slandered her. He renounced the throne, and she gave up her lifelong freedom for it like a battle between beasts. Others see the glamorous and dazzling love like fairy tales, but they don't know how difficult and confused the parties living in this century's greatest love itself are, with no way out, no escape and nowhere to escape. I don't even know if their perseverance in the later years is the essence of pure love, or a way out of powerlessness.

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