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Soompi has opened the votation and Mr. Sunshine is in 2 categories, aside from other 3 for their actors. GO AND VOTE.

I completely had no clue who was he, until I saw Goo Dong-Mae. That was it, no turning back after that. Wish I could have tried one of his dishes at Coffee&Friends, such an awesome place to have something tasty with great company.

Edition on episode 7 was awesome.

How will they solve the last 2 episodes without Choi Jin Hyuk ?

The larger the menu gets, the more I'm loving the chef.

It's straight translation from what we use in Spanish.

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Instead of X minutes of He Ju crying like a Magdalena, they could have explained how did Se Ju was able to live during that year (food/shelter...).

Just keep watching...it's coming.

Sadly that's the case. I started with classic literature and still discover so many good books from classic authors. The contemporary literature is a bit dull, but I've found good sci-fi authors, as well as some remarkable mystery/detective ones like P.D. James. I tried reading what most teens are hooked to, but even some best sellers don't convince me at all. Some Oscar Wilde's classics could also fit as comedy in this k.drama word. I was almost figuring out how Lady Windemere's Fan would look like.

It's better that way, you'll only get your imagination flying with some (possible) wrong assumtionms.

The perfect men-triangle was brought back!!!!

BTW, if you liked Twilight and never ever touched a classic like Austen...you've been missing a whole universe. I couldn't even finish 1st chapter of Meyer´s first book because that lady really has no clue how to write a book. Too bad young generations ignore good literature and just pick up what ever is "hot".

Austen's books are no cheesy, but romantic in the full sense of that word. Her characters have a great development with the story and her critics towards fake society standards are just spot on. So many movies and series have taken inspiration in her characters, that's why she is a MUST for any reader.

I KNOW.

Even male readers put some Austen books on their lists. My other choice would be Elizabeth Gaskell's books. A k-drama version of North and South would be just awesome.

The moment I read the tittle Jane Austen books came into my mind.

I ended this one last week. Turns out last 4 episodes are not tragic or won't mess your mind. After my shock with Scarlet Heart K.drama version, this one has a lovely ending. I just wished 2nd part could take longer in real time, but it seems they go back to their past.

Bring it on! I'm ready.

Give me a break. This one has a much more favorable ending than Scarlet Heart. That been said, I finished this one with a smile instead. The last 4 episodes are not that scary and actually make sense. 2nd part? Yup, not much needed, but hope it ceases to be so much about the "magical realm" and more about the real world.