Wow . Your review is a total justice to the drama and even the rating .Byun Ill jae was phenomenal .But this drama…
I wasted my time on this K-drama. I did not drop it, and watched to the end. When the villain was executed, my jaw dropped. I never saw this drastic ending in any K-drama.
I used to admire Jeong Bo Seok. I never imagined him pulling off a menacing dastardly role, such as Byun Il Jae. He was amazing as the evil villain.
This was the only drama that I watched in the last two weeks. I looked forward to every episode daily, despite the bad hair days (...Oliver, Victor, Xiaoyu, Mrs Quentin, Kesong), the irritating villains (...Elise, Boris, Xiaoyu, Mrs Quentin, Li Yan) , the bipolar Oliver, Elise, Boris, Xiaoyu, and the sycophants(Song Yiran, Dr Xie).
The loopholes in the plot were filled in with beautiful food. The transition scenes of street food preparation and the Bollywood flash mod dancethon were a waste of drama minutes.
They did not even confront their victim. Xiaoyu did not apologize to Kesong. Boris did not apologize to Oliver. Elise did not apologize to Oliver. Dr Xie did not apologize to Oliver.
am at ep 26, do Elise and the Dr get punished in any way? He didn't lose his licence at all?! It's already frustrating…
This is a perfect example of having to read between the lines...or scenes. I had no idea that she went to jail until she made a comment about sleeping better "inside"...which means "jail". As for Dr Xie, he was still treating Oliver, when Oliver recovered his eyesight.
Agreed. It also made me mad at the beginning of ep 39 that the writers were making ML's plan of going to France…
That's right. He told Kesong he was accompanying her to France, but he told Boris he would work with him on the cruise ship. Boris was leaving in a few days. Kesong would have found out sooner than later.
Yes she did go to jail. The end scene was her after her release and preparing to be deported. Thank heavens, she…
The director and writer probably thought it was irrelevant to clarify that she was in jail. It was glossed over. Ma Quentin would have found some means to get her only daughter out of jail sooner. I wonder if Ma Quentin was planning to merge and acquire Huang Shi's restaurant business in the future.
I used to admire Jeong Bo Seok. I never imagined him pulling off a menacing dastardly role, such as Byun Il Jae. He was amazing as the evil villain.
The loopholes in the plot were filled in with beautiful food. The transition scenes of street food preparation and the Bollywood flash mod dancethon were a waste of drama minutes.