They should just merge into one. The King likes Chef's soul, the queen only by her body basically. So if she would…
Yes, the king is now attracted to Queen for the strong weird character potrayed by Chef Jang BongHwan. However, it's not that he dislikes or hate SoYong. As a matter of fact, he did like Soyong when both were in the dark well. But because he mistook HwaJin standing infront of him on the ground as Soyong, the little girl in the well. He grew up liking the fake life savior. Besides, the Kim clan was the one who harmed his whole family. That's why he grew up hating the Kim family including Soyong in Kim clan.
i think from what i see the queen will never comeback just her memories will because we are on the 12 episodes…
if i remember correctly, the queen's soul is not even in Jang's body @hospital, so perhaps she's still somewhere inside her own body but BongHwan's soul is more dominant. During Dowager Queen's shaman exorcism and rival Han's attempt to finish off JBH, Jang's soul EXIT and then RETURN to Soyong's body... That short interruption of soul possession somehow triggered him to recollect queen's memory intermittently...
Hope this kdrama differs totally from the cdrama GPG :o)
In earlier episode was mentioned Jang Bong Hwa is a chef who works for the country’s top politicians in the…
btw, since you mentioned above "not sure potatoes existed in Joseon era". Here's an extract on wikipedia pertaining to Gamja-jeon, a Korean potato pancake. Quote "Potatoes may have been introduced in Korea either through the China–North Korea border at Tumen in 1824, or by the German missionary Karl Gützlaff via sea in 1832." Unquote
And since King Cheoljiong's reign was from 1849 to 1864, yes, potatoes were already in existence in Joseon era ^-^
In earlier episode was mentioned Jang Bong Hwa is a chef who works for the country’s top politicians in the…
Aren't you yourself taking it seriously too? Existence of potatoes in Joseon era?
As you've stated, it's a fantasy, an unrealistic drama. On top of that, it is a romcom. We won't enjoy it if we were to question the logical, plausible flow of this drama.
Don't remember it was mentioned that the three course meal was completed in 30mins. Or have I missed that?
She made burger and potato tornado... For a kitchen filled with expert cooks that's not a hard one...Also this…
yup chingus, JBH is a chef who's risen up the ranks & serving country’s top politicians in South Korean presidential residences. So, he had probably dealt with more critical emergency situations in his professional career than this...
Being the queen, she could have utilized as many maids & eunuchs as possible. But as this is a TV drama with limited time & space for an episode, the director can't be showing an ensemble of maids and eunuchs with tens of of pots and pans... However, viewers did get to see the chain of maids coming out with the first dish ^-^
Also, this is a banquet hosted for top officials. So, don't think she was cooking for 100 people...
Although the drama shows the finished food in the order of starter, main and dessert, it doesn't necessarily mean that food was prepared in that order. I mean, she could have also prepared the dessert in between if she knew that require longer cooking time. Also, that is not a jelly per se... I'm assuming it is a type of asian cake that is steamed (❁´◡`❁)
have to remind myself not to start watching Jdrama until airing has ended... Cos it takes ages before an episode gets subbed... Aired up to #7 but it's available up to #5 only but unsubbed...
this law/media genre drama is about doing things right and sniffing out the wrongs and making it right, So, how…
uh, not that i like BSW being replaced by JWS... nor that i don't mind the switch... Just that South Korea has stricter law on drink driving. As seen in kdramas, they always go by the slogan "if you drink, don't drive" and will engage chauffeur for their ride home if they drink. DUI is not tolerated. Hence, i believe the producers/advertisers funding the drama can't keep an actor who flout the rule.
Ironically though, South Korea ranks #4 on the tally for world alcoholism by country 2020.
this law/media genre drama is about doing things right and sniffing out the wrongs and making it right, So, how…
eh, Bae SungWoo is acting out the role of Park SamSoo, the loud uncouth character in this drama. Whoever replaces BSW will perform the given role and identity of SamSoo not SungWoo ^-^
Bae Sung Woo replacement for me just feel wrong. I don't understand why a drama with a few episodes left has to…
Maybe if this is not a law/media genre drama about doing things right and sniffing out the wrongs, then maybe he will not be removed. A drunk driver in the cast of "justice" fighters cannot be tolerated when K netizens are strongly against DUI...
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Hope this kdrama differs totally from the cdrama GPG :o)
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"Potatoes may have been introduced in Korea either through the China–North Korea border at Tumen in 1824, or by the German missionary Karl Gützlaff via sea in 1832."
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And since King Cheoljiong's reign was from 1849 to 1864, yes, potatoes were already in existence in Joseon era ^-^
As you've stated, it's a fantasy, an unrealistic drama. On top of that, it is a romcom. We won't enjoy it if we were to question the logical, plausible flow of this drama.
Don't remember it was mentioned that the three course meal was completed in 30mins. Or have I missed that?
Being the queen, she could have utilized as many maids & eunuchs as possible. But as this is a TV drama with limited time & space for an episode, the director can't be showing an ensemble of maids and eunuchs with tens of of pots and pans... However, viewers did get to see the chain of maids coming out with the first dish ^-^
Also, this is a banquet hosted for top officials. So, don't think she was cooking for 100 people...
Although the drama shows the finished food in the order of starter, main and dessert, it doesn't necessarily mean that food was prepared in that order. I mean, she could have also prepared the dessert in between if she knew that require longer cooking time. Also, that is not a jelly per se... I'm assuming it is a type of asian cake that is steamed (❁´◡`❁)
Ironically though, South Korea ranks #4 on the tally for world alcoholism by country 2020.