I can't find it anywhere legally in the U.S. without subscribing to a 3rd streaming platform. I draw the line…
Besides the good writing, its easy for me to follow because each mystery is solved in approximately 5 episodes, then on to new story. On the other hand, I almost always run out of puff by 10 episode of a standard 40 episode cdrama series.
I've been holding up to give my thoughts on S3. Have mixed feelings about everything in S3, mostly negative. So,…
When the story features the lives of normal people and not palace intrigues, that's when the series was the best. So far for me, peak Tang for me, was the story featuring the old women coroner and her son, was that in season 2? It really hit emotionally.
To romance lovers, this is not a romance drama. I doubt there's even a hint of it. So everyone choosing to watch…
The best cdramas that I've watched(not that many), usually the romance plot is minimal, like Joy of Life and Strange tales of Tang dynasty. Will put this in the reminder.
2FL is my favorite character as of now. Her acting doesn't effect my experience so far. Its negligible.
I'm a bit curious at all the negative review of her acting here. I don't understand Korean so that might be the issue.So far to me she is portraying the kind of emotionless, icy and calculating cold blooded character competently in my opinion.
By the way, that's a single shot, muzzle loading, flintlock musket not a colt pistol or something. 2nd FL needs to reload after every shot, and it takes about 30 seconds.
Just watched about 1.2 episodes. Story so far doesn't seem to match the synopsis ? Just like to add, I like the female lead casting. Haven't watched her before, she is attractive but not too pretty until it makes her dorky character unbelievable.
Why are recent period cdramas on netflix all the fantasy genre type? The last cdrama i really enjoyed was perfect match. Have realistic period dramas lost popularity in china?
You mean it's not explained how he ended in the future? That's very cdramaish. If that is the case, I won't finish…
What a cop out. At least use the Korean deity trope who has pity on him and transports him to the future. It would have been fun to see at least how this pampered man survives in the modern world. 1-2 episodes could do that.
So here’s how my imagination pictures the reason behind how King Yi heon ended up in the future in Bon Appétit,…
You mean it's not explained how he ended in the future? That's very cdramaish. If that is the case, I won't finish it because I really don't like these type of endings.
Just like to add, I like the female lead casting. Haven't watched her before, she is attractive but not too pretty until it makes her dorky character unbelievable.