THE SHORT VERDICT:
Starts out as a cute rom-com peppered with physical comedy gags, and turns into a sweet, epic romance.
I was expecting this to stay in comedic territory all the way, so the epic-ness of the romance took me completely by surprise.
It was a little uneven here and there, but overall, I have to say that I liked this drama a lot.
THE LONG VERDICT:
A lot of the early comedy arises from our Joseon 4’s fish-out-of-water reactions and antics.
I found it laugh-out-loud funny and highly entertaining. The writers managed to pick some of the most mundane everyday things from modern life and turn each one on its head from a Joseon point of view to bring the funny.
[MINOR SPOILER ALERT]
One of my favorite bits is when the Joseon boys go to a mini mart and encounter modern money for the first time.
I totally didn’t expect them to fall face-down on the floor in reverence, upon seeing the image of the king!
That was a stroke of pretty clever writing, I thought, because when you think about it, the Joseon boys’ reaction is perfectly understandable. Yet, I never saw it coming. Nicely done.
[END MINOR SPOILER]
Of course, some of the gags are more successful than others, but really, I was very amused at the Joseon boys and their various misadventures.
I mean, seriously, who doesn’t see the funny in something like this?
Park Yoo Chun is royally imperious to hilarious effect, and he and the rest of the boys bring the funny with their reactions to everything, which are in turn horrified, puzzled and just plain confused.
Han Ji Min provides a nice foil to the comedic antics, and grounds the story from becoming too slapstick.
I really enjoyed some of the quieter story beats that were between Yoo Chun’s Yi Gak and Han Ji Min’s Park Ha.
They would tend to start out bickering and comedic, but would often turn into a sweeter, more quiet moment.
The chemistry between our OTP was very good, and I enjoyed their scenes together very much.
[SPOILER ALERT]
One of my favorite motifs between our OTP is the whipped cream, which represents comfort.
When it’s first introduced, it’s innocuous, and even has a bit of a sight gag flavor, with both our leads looking adorably ridiculous with mouthfuls of whipped cream.
But that turns into something sweeter and more meaningful when he brings her whipped cream again in a later episode when he realizes that she’s upset.
[END SPOILER]
Another thing that I found very endearing was how Park Ha and the Joseon boys became a family.
Through all the funny and also in the midst of all the evil plotting by the bad guys, the bonds among this motley crew continues to grow and strengthen, and lends such a heartwarming flavor to the show.
I love how they take this photo together, which comes off looking more like a family portrait than a photo among friends:
Rooftop Prince is a show that was a little uneven here and there, and some of the plot mechanisms were flat-out flimsy. I mean, so much rested on how lousy a villain Tae Mu (Lee Tae Sung) turned out to be? That required some serious suspension of disbelief.
But, there is a lot to like in this show.
The funny is underscored by warmth, and then the story evolves into an epic love story that transcends time.
The last few episodes were especially poignant.
[SPOILER ALERT]
When Yi Gak started to have his fading fits, a sense of sadness and inevitability underscored the romance, which had blossomed by then.
One of the visuals that really got to me was this one:
That he was looking lovingly, right at her, while in the same moment, she was stunned speechless as she watched him fade in and out of sight? That just got me right in the heart.
But it was the end of episode 19 that moved me the most.
The wedding scene was so moving and so poignant. In that kiss, their tenderness and wistfulness was so strong that you could practically touch it. It was so real and in the moment.
The entire scene was lovely and bittersweet and beautiful.
[END SPOILER]
I have to agree with everyone else that Yoo Chun’s acting has improved tremendously with this role. He was a lot more confident and faceted compared to his outing in Sungkyunkwan Scandal. He got to play so many variations of the same character, which demanded a lot of nuance from him, and he delivered. I was pleasantly surprised.
I also have to agree that he grows on you.
By the time we were nearing the end of the show, I really liked him. Not in a fangirl crush kind of way, but I really did like him.
Han Ji Min and the rest of the cast were also very good. Lee Tae Sung was rather stiff, but that didn’t bother me too much. I was most taken with the love story of our OTP, so I could overlook a little stiffness from our resident villain.
Rooftop Prince started off centering around the Joseon boys but ended up really being about the love between a Joseon prince and his true lady love.
[SPOILERS THROUGH THE END OF THE REVIEW]
MY THOUGHTS ON THE ENDING
The ending was vague but there were leading details included to help viewers find their own conclusions.
I like to think that at the end, it was Yi Gak standing before her.
And yes, perhaps somehow he’s Tae Yong too, but in this world, they have already established earlier that whether past or present, the soul is the same person. Yi Gak had repeatedly referred to Bu Yong when speaking with Park Ha as “you” but in the past tense. Like, “You weren’t so noisy in the past.”
So I think that’s to prime us as viewers to accept that regardless, it’s the same soul.
Yet, I do think the little clues were meant to show us that Tae Yong’s really a lot more Yi Gak now. Like, how he stands with his hands behind his back like Yi Gak always does. And no more glasses too. And his way of looking at her, with a knowing look.
And then what he said, “What took you so long? Do you know how long I’ve waited?” seemed to hint at the 300 years. And the fact that they joined hands immediately and tears started to run down their faces. That’s a bit of a clincher.
It would make no sense for Tae Yong to behave like that, so it’s more plausible that it’s Yi Gak standing in front of her. And then he stands before her in his kingly robes.
I like to think of it as Yi Gak managing to find his way back to her 300 years later, as a testament of their love.
Someone also said that Yi Gak’s mission when he time traveled was to marry Park Ha, to join their souls together, so that he could find her again. I like that take as well.
Although he thought his mission was to solve the princess’ murder, it really was to meet Park Ha and be joined to her for all of eternity. So even though Bu Yong had died to save him, he still found their love in another dimension, and found his way back to her side eventually.
That is how I choose to look at it, because I like to think that their love was that epic.
CLOSING THOUGHTS
Rooftop Prince lingered with me a little. I found that it wasn’t as easy to move on as I had expected when I first started this show. The sticky quotient is definitely there for me.
When all is said and done, it’s a show where you get to make up your mind about the ending that satisfies you. There are flaws that need to be overlooked, but if you can bring yourself to do that, you might just find a little gem of a love story that takes your breath away. 🙂
THE FINAL VERDICT:
Flawed, but serves up a poignant, pretty epic romance.
FINAL GRADE: B+
MV:
This is my favorite song from the OST, set to some nice OTP footage from the show. An extra bonus is the English translation of the lyrics. Enjoy 🙂
Pathetic! Blood pressure more when I see people who have hatred hearts and despicable thoughts get everything than than honest and innocents. Never like Hong character, she should have been killed or disabled. She is the worst creature of character than villain in the drama. Fraud from head to toe. She should be punished more, never forgiven. I didn’t like when she got everything. Similarly Bu-yong charactter is foolish, so she got pain what she wanted. I thought she should he dead even before Hong. What a waste of mind character!
I don’t recommend to wstch this series who want proper justice to the errands.
I will never understand why everyone is so confused about the ending. :))))
Tae-young and Yi Gak are one and the same. Same soul but in different times. That’s what reincarnation is all about. Also Bu-yong and Park-ha are same. The only thing is that modern Tae-yong might (!) not remember about their past lives. Same ist true for Park-ha. She also doesn’t know anything about her Joseon self.
But:
What might have been true when Tae-yong first met her in New York, at the end it seems he does actually remember everything they have been through. It is hinted at in many many ways (already mentioned in other comments here). And why does he remember all of a sudden? Because of the time travelling. Yi Gak finally came to know about the sacrifice Bu-yong made and he was always drawn to her in Joseon. Now in the modern times he falls truly in love with her. Something that would have also happened in Joseon if the intervention from his wife / her sister wouldn’t have taken place.
This newly gained knowledge is not only letting him solve the mystery surrounding the death in Joseon but the knowledge is also forwarded along with his soul to Tae-yong once he dies in Joseon era.
So in the end they finally end up together as it was always meant to be. Who cares if Tae-yong doesn’t remember everything from the present time-line or Joseon? She is not aware of her love for him in Joseon either.
Just imagine this:
You love someone and this person gets in an accident. He suffers from amnesia when waking up and will never recover from that. Meaning he cannot remember anything up to a certain point. The accident wiped out everything that happened before in his life. But the person is still drawn to you for unknown reasons to him.
Would you stop loving that person just because he doesn’t remember your time together?
So even if Tae-yong doesn’t remember (as some people say), does it really matter? He is Yi Gaks reincarnation, thus the same soul lives in him. And that is all that matters to Park-ha. The souls finally reunite.
I also like the hits their names give:
Yi / Lee = “justice” (Yi Gak) – seeking for justice in the past. First for his wife then for Bu-yong
Yong = perpetual, eternal (Yong Tae-yong / Bu-yong) – kinda self explaining. Names are connecting past and present / eternal love
Yong can also be written as Ryong = dragon (a symbol of the king) – Tae-yong even has “yong” twice in his family and given name. Implying he is the king/prince (So meaning can be “perpetual great-dragon” aka “eternal prince”) Hehehehe…
Tae = the great (Tae-yong) – also a hint towards the king
Many also complain about the prince living alone for the rest of his live without Bu-yong. But he has to suffer the same as Bu-yong if you think about it. She was longing for him all her life till the day she died. And now he has the same fate. So yes, they both lived a sad life in Joseon, but they can finally be together happy in the modern timeline.
One of the stupidest Korean drama I ever watched.
Aw, I hope your next drama will bring you more enjoyment, eja! 🙂
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The series is ok but there are things I notice that too much exaggerate in the character of “Hong Se-na” there’s no way a person would stumble every bit of information of all the character in the series and have all the solution to disrupt their lives. And the main character the director made them super stupid, think of it….. you don’t check, you don’t ask, you never investigate…. the main character is more dumb than a retard. Maybe the director is like that in real like DUMB and pattern the series to his image. Todays life series maker make it a little real than to exaggerate because viewer and wiser now so director should step up more better and stop making lead character stupid. {Correction from the first comment]
Sounds like this show made you more than a little mad, Jack! 😛 Sorry you had a bum time with this one. I was able to enjoy this one reasonably well only because I’ve come to the conclusion that with this show, a lot of it is not meant to be taken seriously. This show just can’t withstand too much scrutiny on its details, unfortunately. :/ For something more real, and where the details can be analyzed without the show falling apart, I highly recommend this year’s My Mister, also known as My Ahjusshi. It’s really good, and not as dark as it first appears. My review is here, if you’d like to check it out. I hope that helps! 🙂
The series is ok but there are things I notice that too much exaggerate in the character of “Park Ha” there’s no way a person would stumble every bit of information of all the character in the series and have all the solution to disrupt their lives. And the main character the director made them super stupid, think of it….. you don’t check, you don’t ask, you never investigate…. the main character is more dumb than a retard. Maybe the director is like that in real like DUMB and pattern the series to his image. Todays life series maker make it a little real than to exaggerate because viewer and wiser now so director should step up more better and stop making lead character stuid.
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Absolutely fantastic !!! My best Korean series ever!… Brought out every emotion in me ranging from sadness to happiness to anger. Wow! Definitely a grade A
Thank you so much for writing this review. I decided to watch this show after knowing your short verdict, final verdict, and final grade. I just finished watching it and my eyes are swollen from crying buckets of tears. I really loved this show and indeed, it was an epic love story! 🙂
Aw! I’m glad you found this review useful, koko!! 😀 I did love this one a lot, in spite of its ending, which was left open to interpretation. SUCH a fun watch in the beginning, which turns into SUCH an epic love story. I’m so glad you ended up loving the show! <3
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I don’t know how to start this comment, to be honest. I can’t find the right words how to express how I loved this series. It has been my favorite ever since and I’ve been a fan of Ji Min and Yoochun since then. Great review! 🙂 Love this pictures. One of my favorite scenes was when Park Ha bought a ring for them, his face was like “high and mighty” when she was putting it on her finger but smiled childishly when she was not looking. ♥♥♥ The wedding is really heavy. I had to pause my player to stop myself from crying and continue watching because I couldn’t see with tears falling. Haha.
Aw, I can totally feel your love for the show, glitterweaver! 😀 I really enjoyed Rooftop Prince, and beyond the funny bits, it was the heartfelt scenes that really lingered with me. That wedding scene made me cry, seriously. Both Yoochun and Han Ji Min were great, and I really enjoyed their onscreen partnership. After I finished this show, I actually found it kinda hard to move on, and that doesn’t happen to me all that often, that’s for sure!
I love how u explain about the ending and it really strucked me right into the heart..their love story was amazing and it’s really an epic..a love that could span even in another dimension..their soul searched for each other and thru reincarnation they have met again to fulfill their love for each other.. thank u so much for this very wonderful drama and I know it will surely stay in my heart forever.. Park Yoochun and Han Ji Min the best couple for me.. Saranghe..♡♥♥♡
Aw thanks Jenny – I’m glad we agree on the ending of the show! The open ending of this drama bothered some folks, but I made sense of it in the way that could make me happy, and I’m glad that helped you appreciate the show too! 🙂 It really is a very epic love story, and it lingered with me afterwards, in quite a big way. 🙂
I love your take on the ending! These days I only watch dramas that end happy for the main couple and I heard that so many people found this to be a sad ending, so I almost missed watching a great show! I have posted my take on the ending a couple of places but everyone always tells me I have it wrong, and I am reading too much into it. Here’s my take:
I think in the end Tae Yong knows that he is Yi Gak, and that Pak Ha realizes it too. Exactly like you said, the way Tae Yong was standing with his arms behind his back and the way he reached out his hand to Pak Ha were very formal like Yi Gak. Also his tone of voice and way of speaking when he asked her why she was so late were like Yi Gak, and not like Tae Young in the beginning (and no glasses). All of that plus, just as you said, the way he was looking at her with tears running down his face shows, to me, that Tae Yong remembers everything about who he was (and still is) and all about his time with Pak Ha. And even though he had to live the rest of his first life without her he got to remember everything and be reunited with her when he (as Tae Yong) came out of the coma.
I saw a documentary a long time ago about a few real life cases where some people who have been in comas, or have had some kind of head trauma, have suddenly remembered strange things when they woke up like knowing other languages, or how to play instruments, that they never learned in their present lifetime. So something like this could explain why he remembers everything about his first life while the other reincarnations, including Pak Ha, don’t remember theirs.
But everyone I have presented this take on the ending to have told me that Tae Yong doesn’t actually remember being Yi Gak, he is just drawn to Pak Ha because of his past life, and that he’s crying at the end because he is so happy to see her again after meeting her before he ended up in the coma. And she is just happy because Tae Yong looks like Yi Gak and she is happy to be reunited with Tae Yong after their brief meeting in the beginning. And that maybe their spirits somehow recognize each other, without “actually” recognizing each other.
But like you said, Tae Yong acting like that at the end wouldn’t make any sense! Their brief contact at the beginning of the story wasn’t nearly enough for him to have that strong of a reaction at the end without having remembered that he is (was) Yi Gak! And her reacting to him so strongly just because he looks like Yi Gak, and because of their brief first meeting, really wouldn’t make any sense either!
But if some would rather see it as a bittersweet ending, or even a sad ending, of course they can, but I see it as a very happy ending!! 🙂
Oh and I forgot to add that seeing the ending this way makes it kind of fun to imagine their conversation afterwards, where maybe he could tell her how he lived out the rest of his previous life after he returned to the past. Although I would imagine it would be a bit of a sad story, but with a happy new beginning now 🙂
Yes, this is one of those endings where we need to make it work in our own heads. Before I got it all worked out in a way that made sense to me, I did feel the ending was a bit of an open-ended let-down. But after I decided on the ending that I could believe in, I was actually quite pleased with the epic scale of the romance. I’m so glad that you agree with my take on the ending too! 🙂 And you bring up such an interesting thought, that they would now be able to talk it all out, sharing 400 years’ worth of memories, now that they are finally together. That is just so romantic, put that way! 🙂
“Yet, I do think the little clues were meant to show us that Tae Yong’s really a lot more Yi Gak now. Like, how he stands with his hands behind his back like Yi Gak always does. And no more glasses too. And his way of looking at her, with a knowing look.
And then what he said, “What took you so long? Do you know how long I’ve waited?” seemed to hint at the 300 years. And the fact that they joined hands immediately and tears started to run down their faces. That’s a bit of a clincher.”
damn. I was really shocked when he did that hand gestures.. and those “What took you so long? Do you know how long I’ve waited?”… And when I think about it, I get depressed and disappointed because I can’t really move on that easily after watching a kdrama… The drama left me wanting for more and questions are getting on me.. GAH!
and I really ship Yi Gak and Park Ha more than Tae Yong and Park Ha..
Aw, I know how you feel, Clarizze. This drama lingered with me much more than I expected it to, and I really did want a happy ending for Park Ha and Yi Gak. I think the writers left the ending open on purpose, so that we as viewers can form our own ideas about the ending.. And I’ve chosen to think of it as Yi Gak finding his way back to Park Ha. That helped me to feel better about the ending, and I hope that helps you too 🙂
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OMG, love this drama! Thank you for reviewing. And here I thought I was the only one who find herself difficult to move on after watching. I don’t know, it’s beautiful and at the same time, kinda sad. Especially when I know LG had to spend his life without seeing PH T_T
Then I forced my friend to watch this and she experienced the same thing; that the drama left her a bit depressed and that it was hard for her to move on, LOL. But I fully agree about how it was LG whom PH met at Seoul Tower. I mean, yes, he’s also Tae-yong but only in the physical aspect. All the little quirks, like the lopsided smirk, it was all LG. That made me ridiculously relieved.
And btw, I’m watching Queen In Hyeon’s Man now. Once again, thank you for reviewing!
I’m so glad you enjoyed the review, Nessy! And welcome to the blog! 😀
Yes, all the clues point to it being Yi Gak standing before her, and I choose to believe that it IS him, coz otherwise the ending just doesn’t work for me.. In a sense, it’s good that it’s left to our interpretation, so we get to choose what we make of the clues laid out for us. When I chose to believe it was Yi Gak, the entire romance took on such epic proportions for me that I was quite taken with it. It stuck with me and I kept thinking on it for a while.
Yay that you’re watching QIHM! It’s fantastic! <3 I'd love to hear your thoughts about it when you're done! ^^
Just reading your review gives me goosebumps and even got me teary-eyed (fading scene! wedding scene! darn! who won’t cry on that scene?!!!). I don’t usually rewatch a drama because I don’t even have enough time to finish what I am watching (unless it’s a Kim Sun Ah one), but this is one of the few that I won’t have problems rewatching over and over and over (with the help of the fast forward button during the scenes of the villains!)
Aw I know! I cried at the wedding scene! And I rarely EVER cry while watching a show! This is one of those shows that I plan to re-watch as well.. Though my re-watch list is growing quite long, and my watch list is growing just as long too!! So many dramas that I want to watch (& re-watch!), yet so little time!! >.<
And yeah! That 만원 really sold me! And I didn’t see it coming either. Also when he went to a palace and ordered to have the door opened for him. I saw that coming but it never stopped me from lmao!
LOL!! YES!! The reaction from the boys was so immediate, so instinctive, and SO HILARIOUS!!! XD I loved that the writers were so clever about it, taking all these little things from everyday life that we take for granted, and turning them on their heads for very hilarious yet very relevant moments! The 만원 moment is one of my favorite little moments from the show! ^^
I love this drama to bits! And it’s another reason why I’m not 100% eager with I Do I Do because I just finished this one and this drama DOES LINGER – a lot!
I actually had no plans of watching this one, but saw a short clip showing language clashes when the Joseon guys use ‘old Korean’ in 2012 Seoul so I was curious.
Sigh, usually when I start a drama just because of a very little curiosity and no expectations, they turn out to be the best ones (in my book, at least!). And those that I am so looking forward to/had some/high expectations would sometimes turn out to be a disappointment.
Anyway, going back. Yoo Chun was also a revelation to me. With my almost 0% to kpop, I didn’t know who he was. Really. I was impressed with his performance, so I googled the drama and that’s the only time it dawned on me that it was THE Yoo Chun my classmates were spazzing over!
I also find the ending satisfying. I was really worried because we all want 박하 and 이각. Some fans were even wishing that it will be Tae Yong who’d be sent back to Joseon (that would be really funny though! hahaha. could be a whole new drama by itself – you wake up one day and everyone treats you as a prince!). And how the ending was executed is good enough for me to buy that he is still 이각. As much as 박하 is still 부영. It’s just sad that only 박하 can receive a letter from 이각 but he will never ever be able to get a reply form 박하.
It was my first time-warp drama so I’m also very thrilled with all the generation and language clashes. I’m not sure how original they were, but I don’t care. I love it. Period! 🙂
Yes, it does linger, doesn’t it?? I found it harder than usual, to move on to another drama. Any drama that can do that to me gets extra points for sure! 😉
Aw, I felt the same way, about Park Ha not being able to write back! Poor Yi Gak.. He had the tougher end of the deal! >.< But importantly, the ending can be interpreted in a way that makes us happy, so I'm satisfied ^^
If you're open to another time traveling drama, Queen In-hyun's Man is DEFINITELY worth checking out! Although the premise sounds a touch similar, with the hero traveling from Joseon times to the present, it's a completely different drama. And so very romantic <3
Putting Queen In-hyun’s man on my kilometric long to-watch list. Thanks! 🙂
Put it as high up that list as you can – everyone I know couldn’t help but fall in love with the show & its very, very well-written hero! 😉
그렇네요… I also can’t imagine any other Sam Soon aside from Kim Sun Ah (I heard the first actress declined to gain weight for the role, but they did not name who it was). Nor Ryu Shi Won as Jo Guk. I didn’t know Jang Hyuk was supposed to be Joo Won! Joo Won is Hyun Bin. Hyun Bin is Joo Won. They are a match made in heaven!
I’m gonna borrow Goong this week. What? Just 6 times? I’ve seen Sam Soon a hundred times! :p
Oh yes! I can’t imagine anyone but Kim Sun Ah as Sam Soon either! She was perfect in the role! I didn’t know she wasn’t the original choice either! The things we learn just chatting like this!! 😀
LOL! Your dedication to Sam Soon makes my love for Goong seem small in comparison!! 😉 Maybe someday I’ll reach 50, but I doubt I could make it to a hundred – there are too many other dramas I want to check out! ^^
I hope you enjoy Goong as much as I did!! 😀
Well, let’s just say there were a thousand less dramas then (hey, do you have any idea how many Korean dramas are produced in a year? On average? ㅋㅋㅋ). I use to watch Kim Sam Soon once a month, sometimes twice, thrice (but now just once or twice a year). Back then I knew nothing about Korean dramas. And Kim Sun Ah doesn’t have any other dramas (old or new – the old ones were not subbed, difficult to find and not that interesting). So I was stuck with just Kim Sam Soon and I abused it so much until I later on learned that there are other kdramas in the, as you called it, kdrama verse. I began to like other actors and writers (so the tendency is to track down and follow their works). And now my to-watch dramas are pilling up. There are lot of old dramas Ive always wanted to watch. And I can’t help discovering more older dramas. While new ones are coming nonstop. XD
LOL!! I totally get that! I also often feel like I’m playing catch-up coz there are so many dramas – old, new, & ones I want to re-watch – and the list keeps growing! It’s like they’re making them faster than I can watch them! >.<
But I guess having too many dramas to choose from is a happy problem.. WAY better than not having any dramas to watch.. *Shudder!* 😉
Don’t say that!!! It’s like “Avada kedavra!”
LOL! It won’t happen, trust me. I believe Hallyu is going to take over the world!! Bwahaha! 😉
Aren’t they taking over the world now? XD
Indeed they are 😉
i love this drama! so hilarious and compelling…
Yes, it’s hilarious isn’t it? I did enjoy this very much! 🙂
It’s hard for me to believe, I never threw my two cents in on this review before. As usual Kfangurl has said exactly how I feel about a show. So I’ll just mention my favorite fish-out-of-water scene: JOKE SPOILER AHEAD when the guys, after first becoming aware of phones and tablets, upon going to an electronics store, they walk over to the big screen tv’s and try to zoom in and out by squeezing their fingers together on the large screen. 😀
Beez – I loved many parts of this drama but I still chuckle thinking about the time they all went to the clothing recycle bin.
😂
Tee hee. My favorite scene was when they saw royalty on money, and fell to the ground immediately, to prostrate themselves. 😆 I found that so unexpected, but so perfect!
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