Okay, so I got into this K-drama called “Mr. Queen,” and let me tell you, the ending really threw me for a loop. I started watching it because I heard it was funny, and it totally was. I spent the whole series cracking up at the queen’s antics. I got hooked right from the beginning. The whole body-swap concept was just too good to pass up.
I binged most of it but also had to wait a bit for some episodes because they were coming out weekly. That was tough. I just wanted to know what happened next. I spent my free time refreshing the page, hoping for a new episode to drop. And those cliffhangers? They were killing me! Especially that time when Cheoljong jumped off a cliff during the duel, I almost lost it.
I got super invested in the characters, especially the main couple. I mean, who wouldn’t? I even got into online discussions with other fans, debating theories and stuff. It was a whole thing. Everyone had different ideas about what was going to happen.
But then came the ending. Man, that ending. It wasn’t at all what I was expecting. It felt kind of rushed, and a lot of people were super confused. Some were even angry, saying it ruined the whole show. I can see why they felt that way, but for me, it was more like… bittersweet.
- It wasn’t the worst ending ever.
- It could have been better.
- I’m still glad I watched the show.
My Thoughts
I started reflecting on it, the way the characters, particularly Bong-hwan, developed. I thought about the deeper aspects. I went back and rewatched a few scenes to try and make sense of it all. I wanted to figure out why the writers chose that particular ending. It was an interesting journey, looking back, but I can’t deny it left me with a lot of thoughts. I guess it’s one of those endings that sticks with you, whether you like it or not. I spent hours thinking about it, and you know what, even though it wasn’t perfect, I think I’ve made my peace with it now.
Overall, “Mr. Queen” was a wild ride, and even though the ending was a bit of a letdown, I still enjoyed the journey.
