The initial scenes felt weak; it took a considerable amount of time for me to become invested, and some viewers might not stick around long enough to get there. I lost track of how many princes were involved by the end, as most received very little attention despite having brief storylines, while the main characters didn't receive sufficient development. A focus on fewer elements would have been preferable. The conclusion felt surprisingly gentle considering the lengthy build-up through numerous slow-motion sequences, intense looks, and veiled insults across 16 episodes. More effective methods of creating suspense were needed to complement this. There were also moments that felt forced and overly moralistic, which disrupted the flow and atmosphere; it’s a pattern I've noticed in recent productions. The genre listing includes "Comedy," but any lighter instances didn't align with that classification at all, so I think that tag should be removed because it is deceptive. Similarly, the summary misrepresented the queen's character, as her portrayal on screen differed significantly from what was described.

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