I'm making a literal observation, and I clearly told myself that this drama is good for one big reason: it's set in the Joseon era. That's literally what makes the drama good and interesting, and I noticed that. Honestly, I doubt this drama would have been as good if it had been set in the future in 2025 and without the historical drama element. We saw proof of this recently with “Tastefully Yours.” I'm also sure that the actors in “Tastefully Yours” would have been very good in this drama and we would have had a good drama, and vice versa. As I said, the historical setting is what makes the drama good!!!
Dami does look like someone in her late twenties or early thirties and definitely not like a middle schooler or…
Dami does look like someone in her late twenties or early thirties, and definitely not like a middle schooler or a teenager. And there is nothing wrong with that, literally. But if you think she does, you're completely crazy.
I'm having a nightmare. Lee Chaemin has more chemistry with Yoona in one episode than he does with Roh Jeong Eui, who is the same age, in literally two K-dramas. It's just crazy, actually. It makes you wonder if it's not RJE who is a bad actress. We thought LCM wasn't good, but he's actually excellent.
I don’t want to dampen your enthusiasm, but when have we ever seen a happy ending for a heroine who has transmigrated…
And an ending where she was just dreaming about all of this and she is still in the future as a Michelin-starred chef. I know it's literally impossible; in fact, I've never seen a drama with that kind of ending.
I would love for there to be an ending where she stays with the King of Joseon, but I'm almost 100% sure she'll go back to the future now. The question is, how will the king end up? 😀
People might jump all over me for this, but honestly, if you took out “Heo Nam Jun” and just put “Lee Won Jung” in ML and the romantic interest between the two, it would work better. Mind you, I'm not saying that Heo Nam Jun is bad, far from it, but he just has too much of a thirty-something vibe compared to them. Kim Dami is also in her thirties, but she can play any role, even that of a middle school student. Honestly, without lying, would anyone in real life believe that “Heo Nam Jun” is in his senior year of high school? Give me a break.
Look, I'm usually not one to complain about age stuff, but Jae-pil literally looks like a 30 year old. And it's…
Yes, Jae-Pil in the terminal, I just laughed out loud, I'm sorry, but the guy is 30 years old. No one would ever guess he was 18 or even 20, but hey, this is Korea.
Let's be honest, who didn't expect it to be a flop before the drama even started? A big flop like this? No, I agree, but honestly, no one really thought this drama could have achieved a rating of 8.7-8.8. The plot is clearly nonsense, and a big cast often ends badly, as we've seen many times before.
The first 1/10 I put in my mdl and honestly I don't think there will be any more. When I rate a drama, I rate it well. The drama may have actors/actresses who have been involved in controversies, but I may still rate it well if it lives up to the work. I focus on the actors' performances and not their private lives.
Damn, but we sold the dream with a PSH in “demon” mode, with red eyes, who was going to fight the 12 angels. Only to see that he's in love and does absolutely nothing. None of the 12 angels—well, there aren't even 12—but no one will be hurt. PSH is completely useless, but “Wow, we put red Halloween contact lenses on him” 🤪 I think it's the worst drama in Korean history. It's just unbearable to watch, it's torture.
It's just torture to watch this. Honestly, there isn't a single good episode. It's literally the worst drama of 2025 by far. It's just awful. It might be the first drama I rate below 3.
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I think it's the worst drama in Korean history. It's just unbearable to watch, it's torture.