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Well, I'm on episode 12 and I think I'll finish the drama today.

Just crazy. We could have had a super scary, badass PSH like we saw in “BH,” but no, we got a little teddy bear instead.

Don't tell me there's going to be a season 2, I'm already laughing about it. Come on, stop this massacre and let's just pretend it was all a big mistake. 😀

My God, finally finished. The eight longest episodes of my life. I've watched some bad/horrible K-dramas, but this is literally the first one that tortured me so much. “WTSG” was heavily criticized, but I swear it's ten times better than that. For starters, WTSG had a perfect soundtrack and some beautiful scenes in space. There was good chemistry between Lee Min Ho and Gong Hyo Jin. Here, there's literally nothing to keep, and what the hell is that ending? PSH as a villain who's just a teddy bear, and we get a low-end villain who gets killed with a right hook 😂😂😂And what's that? What are they announcing at the end? A second season of this horror... 😭😭

How are the cooking scenes done? Are the actors really cooking? Because I found it really impressive, it's definitely professional work. I'm honestly intrigued, even if they did take cooking lessons, they clearly already had some skills to begin with.

The episodes are good, but they clearly should have ended the competition in this episode. It's going on for far too long and is starting to get boring. Based on the previews for the next episodes, it looks like the competition will never end.

I laughed so hard during the tasting scene in the second round. Especially at the scene with the lotus flowers and the Chinese guy. I laughed so hard 😭😭😭😭

Happy birthday, Lee Chaemin 🎉

Happy birthday, Lee Chaemin 🎉

Finally, episode 10 is 45 minutes long. I couldn't take any more 1 hour 10 minute episodes.

I really like Seori's “Color Palette” soundtrack.

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 a teenager. And there is nothing wrong with that, literally. But if you think she does, you're completely crazy.

The drama begins tomorrow, can't wait to see my fairy “Lee Re.”

There are quite a few cameos in the drama and some fairly well-known actors. We have Jung Eun Ji, Kang Tae Ho, Roh Jeong Eui, and Kang Hyewon.

Yes, we learn that in episode 7.

So in episode 9, they move on to quarantine.

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.

There may be a million exciting things happening 😀

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.