It's crazy how many dramas this year are about illness. It's so crazy, have they run out of ideas or what? Actually,…
So let me get this straight, thereâs âno new storyline,â but if they hadnât slapped on the sickness plot, suddenly it wouldâve been fresh and original? đ People are hilarious!
Whatâs the issue with using AI in a drama, abeg? Itâs fiction, not a documentary! As long as itâs well executed and seamlessly blended, whatâs the problem? Some people stay complaining about the most creative choices, yet theyâve never brought a single fresh idea to the table. Let others innovate in peace!
Iâm glad they toned down the tyrant vibes too, because Chaminâs baby-faced fierceness is unintentionally hilarious đ. Manâs trying to be scary but looks like he just got scolded for stealing snacks.
Not every drama needs to be 70% romance to slap! Sometimes the comedy, competition, and genre mix are what make it unforgettable. So sit back, enjoy the chaos, and let the food do the flirting đđ„.
the Ml never showed his feeling to her, he was only helping her as a boss who saw a subordinate with potentials!! Sheâs good at her job and he acted as a mentor to her!!!
If theyâd leaned harder into the legal storyline instead of juggling to find a bal in the first lead rom dynamics, we mightâve gotten a stronger final case or even a more satisfying ending overall. Ms. Kwonâs scenes felt like they were plucked from a whole other drama đ. Beautiful, yes, but the integration was off. That arc couldâve been the ending, honestly!
Now the second lead romance? Chefâs kiss. Thatâs how you do it age appropriate, emotionally grounded, and woven in without hijacking the plot.
At this point I am all for kdramas bringing back main leads acting as their teen versions aswell even if they…
having old people act younger version and in school uniform is weird af and doesnât feel authentic enough!! they just need to look for some that looks familiar with the actor
It feels like thereâs a recurring trend in Korean media of casting adults in school uniforms, almost like thereâs a fascination with that aesthetic. Honestly, this movie couldâve worked just as well with actual teenagers in those roles.
Mr Queen was a gender swap drama. The main premise was that the soul of a modern day male chef was transported…
itâs kdrama you donât need extra brain to know the outcomeđ!! and it is just like Mr queen and thatâs okay too, some of you like making it seems like kdrama have so much complicated plots!!
Iâm glad they toned down the tyrant vibes too, because Chaminâs baby-faced fierceness is unintentionally hilarious đ. Manâs trying to be scary but looks like he just got scolded for stealing snacks.
Not every drama needs to be 70% romance to slap! Sometimes the comedy, competition, and genre mix are what make it unforgettable. So sit back, enjoy the chaos, and let the food do the flirting đđ„.
Now the second lead romance? Chefâs kiss. Thatâs how you do it age appropriate, emotionally grounded, and woven in without hijacking the plot.