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The food shots were amazing, but not even Xu Kai or the food could save this drama. Let's just say I had more fun reading the Wikipedia pages for these historical figures than watching the drama itself.

I can see why it would fall under the Slap/Kiss genre, but there really isn't any slapping and kissing between main couple so it's a less intense slap/kiss. There are a lot of slipups in this drama that were pretty lol worthy. In that sense it's entertaining. Also, this had one of the most insane plot twists I've seen since Well Intended Love. It's revealed pretty early on and it's so ridiculous and unbelievable I found myself laughing.

I realized I'm turning into an Ahjumma, but I'm definitely Drama Google too.

This was a fun and relatable read. ^^

This ended up being a fun ride for me. The villain was actually pretty smart and that earned my respect. I would definitely recommend it to fans of revenge lakorns.

It's a trashy cheap makjang. You get what you expect. It's a good hate watch and is so bad, it's funny. So in a way, yes I found it entertaining because it was purposely made so ridiculous.

I don't think I've watched any of his movies, but you make me want to check out a ton of his works. :) p.s. Your writing is fantastic.

I kind of hated the fact that they threw in a curveball in the form of a 5th male actor, but I can't deny it made the show interesting and provided a lot of twists. I liked this group of actors much better than season 2, but season 1 will always be my favorite. The studio hosts' reactions to this season were just as good as season 1. ^^

I didn't like this season as much as the first. There was too much drama this season and I couldn't really ship anyone. Kanon was my favorite actress though. My favorite part was the guest appearance episode. The hot spring kiss was pretty hot. :P

You had me laughing from the beginning. 😂 I must have a dark sense of humor. 🙈 I need to check out Grandma Igna now. Thank you for the laughs. ^^

I voted for dramas where people are surviving/growing in work or school. These dramas usually have a significant amount of character growth by the end.

Such a fascinating and great read!

Some of my favorites are the nonsense titles that are purposely made really random in order to get international fans to check it out (like click bait). Barrack O'Karma is a classic. ^^

Oliver to Boris: ♫ Oh, why you so obsessed with me (boy, I wanna know) ♫

That's pretty much half the plot. I watched this solely for the food and enjoyed it. The other stuff with all the unnecessary drama and romance was mediocre.

Ah ok. Thanks for the clarification. ^^

It sounds dubbed based on the sound mixing, but some actors may do their own dubbing.

Ah ok. That makes sense a little, but it still wouldn't explain why the hallucination had a dark aura around him.

So there's this female villain that's incited to kill Son to get revenge against Ran. Her boyfriend's evil ghost wasn't actually him since he's actually a Grim Reaper and said that it was never him who talked to her. So who on earth was she talking to this entire time?? Who was behind this "illusion"? Her turning evil for such a reason made no sense in the first place. This whole subplot made no sense to me.

I think I missed something about one of the villains. Can someone explain it?

Ah, it's hard to be pick, but I guess the Glowing Girl story with how the clouds became grey and the Blinking Girl story are my top 2.

The intros were my favorite part. Nicely done article. ^^

One Fine Week is one of my favorites too. :) Gonna add Govengers and Aftermath to my list. Thanks. :D