Myth girl

I found this show to be tediously boring and mind-nunbingly self-righteous. The woke virtue - signaling in every episode with every character makes you feel like you are watching a goddamn documentary on Genz nonsense. The characters are all annoying to begin with -Jane, a very Oh-so plain Jane. Kat is so annoyingly self-righteous be it Black lives matter/lgbtq/feminism, you'd rather drink poison than watch the character. Sutton, the quintessential messed up blonde who obviously wants to work in Fashion. Jacqueline is so morally upright you wonder whether she is a nun. The other supporting characters all appear extremely cliché to keep this very theme of wokeism/feminism/race/lqbtq alive and have little to zero actual depth vs projecting depth. Their friendship is even more boring with no relief in terms of comic or authentic life moments. While the issues are all valid, its the treatment of it in the floozy, fastly fleeting, superficial manner of each of them that makes it awful entertainment. All in all, a very insufferable show which shouldn't have made it beyond season 1. Watch at your own mental peril.

I don't know how they managed to get a cast where all of them look ugly and no one really stands out both in talent or looks. The original PLL had such distinct characters and each of them looked really good. Couldn't watch this abomination beyond 1 episode. It also for some strange reason looked like it was directed by the same person who made Riverdale. This series ruins the name of the original one.

The sequence was clumsy. Kept jumping between the past, present and future. It was difficult to understand as suddenly they would concentrate on one character and you'll be wondering who the hell that is. Way too many characters. Not sure so many character stories were necessary. Minho looked good. Acted well but he needs to work harder at his acting compared to his contemporaries. He still can't cry after 13 yrs in the industry. And other being stiff and erect, perhaps there are other ways to show royalty through body language. However, he nails it in romance and comedy. I liked Kim Goen's acting in the beginning . She seemed very natural but towards the middle, I could not see her yearning or love. I only saw plain sadness when she cried. Not much depth. Very few romantic scenes for a romantic story. Will I watch it again? No.