Princess Hours

Isa ito sa mga Teleserye ng kapamilya na sobra kong inabangan. Gabi-gabi akong napupuyat masundan ko lang ang next Chapter na halos pumikit na ang mga mata ko sa panonood pero pilit ko pa ding pinaglalabanan ang antok dahil ayokong may mamissed ako na scene. At dahil sa kaadikan ko sa teleserye na 'to bumili pa ako ng DVD para lang mapanood ko sya ng deretso. Syempre ang salita nila dito eh Korean Language so kailangan ko pang magbasa ng translation para lang maintindihan ko ang storya. 24 chapters ang total nitong teleserye na 'to and 1 hour per chapter so total of 24 hours na tinapos ko for 2 days....Di ko din maintindihan kung bakit ako sobrang naadik dito sa Princess Hours siguro lang dahil na din sa magandang chemistry ni Janelle at Gian sa story. Kinikilig din ako sa bawat scene nilang dalawa..Ay naku I really love this at feeling ko kaya ko syang ulit ulitin ng panood ng hindi ako magsasawa.




Set in an alternate 21st-century reality where Korea possesses a royal family, this show revolves around the lives of the Crown Prince (Wangsaeja) Lee Shin, and his new bride, Chae-kyeong. The depicted royal family in the show is modelled after the last royal family of Korea, which in reality reigned until the start of the Japanese Occupation in 1911 and was not reinstated after Japanese surrender in WW2. The series starts off with the news that the King, Shin's father, is very ill. With the grim outlook on the King's health, the royal family scrambles to find a wife for Shin, so as to allow him to take over the royal throne if the situation requires. Despite being in love with another girl, the ambitious and talented ballerina Hyo-rin whom Shin initially proposed to (she rejects him to pursue her ballet dreams), Shin eventually marries a commoner to whom he was betrothed by his late grandfather in an old agreement with the girl's grandfather. Shin marries the headstrong yet lovable Chae-kyeong after Hyo-rin's rejection. Despite initially feeling nothing for Chae-kyeong, love eventually blossoms between the couple. In the meantime, however, matters are further complicated with the return of Lee Yul and his mother Lady Hwa-Young, who was once the Crown Princess (Bingoong) before the death of her husband, the late Crown Prince, older brother of the current King. Yul and his mother were chased out of the palace some time after the death of his father, and it is later revealed that this was due to the King's discovery of an affair between Yul's mother and the current King who was his father's younger brother. Yul's mother had returned with a sinister motive in mind; to restore her son back to the throne, which would have been his eventually, if his father had not died. A series of events befall the palace with the schemes Yul's mother carries out, and is further intensified by the various scandals involving the royal family, which are inclusive of the Shin's continuing relationship with his old flame Hyo-rin, and the budding love Yul develops for Chae-kyeong, his cousin's new-found bride. Shin and Chae-kyeong get married once more in a Catholic church in Macau (since they haven't married for love yet), and it is strongly implied that Chae-kyeong is pregnant at the end of the series since she supposedly threw up.