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A mediocre cliche. The book tells a better story. They should have followed the flow, it is muchmore interesting in scenes and dialogues.

I have been flipping the book online, just so to get ahead with the drama in stead of waiting and waiting for episodes to air. It may have skipped my attention, but the daughter of Qing Xuan (the king) does not even seem to exist in the book, let along her one-sided love for CY. So the drama has changed a lot in respect to the original story?

Qingyao was complaining that Changyi was spending too much time with JYH, saying he did not treat her as prisoner like he said.

Gingyao attacked JYH and Changyi defended her, that was the scene. She attacked her because she thought she killed her aunt . I don't know how much does the jealousy of JYH in Gingyao affect her behavior, but she will never be Changyi's mate, the sooner she realizes it the better.

Understand. I am moving ahead too, judging from the previews, I think there are some significant changes in the drama.. All and all, the drama is running smooth and very enjoyable. I like the book, too.

since you mentioned the novel, I have started reading it too... What I cant watch , I read :)

I watched part 1 in 2 days before the start of part 2, and now we only have 2 episodes a day for three days in a week... Find it unbearable...

So Chang Yi never got to know why Ji Yun Hi stabbed heron the cliff... ..??

May be only a few of you fans would believe that I have actually been able to resist the temptation to watch this drama yet. Much as I am a huge fan of both Allen Ren, and Dilraba, I am an even more sucker of good endings, the thought that part 1 can well end with a cliffhanger is too much to bear over till April 16 when part 2 will go onto air.

I am not a super super fan of Xiao Zhan, but I do think he carries great the role he plays, warm inside and rational outside, his body language and facial expressions are just right. I just wish he is more outspoken, but that is the screenplay he was given with, not his fault. As for Yang Zi, I think she is a bit "noisy" and too naive in her role, but I don't think it is her fault either, again it was the screenplay she was given with and she acted as the director wanted her too. So to sum up, the screenplay and the directing could have been better, much better, the main leads would have no problems to deliver.

I get it is called "Royal feast", but am getting bored to see cooking and dishes in every episode, it is dragging on and on and there is just too few screen time of the main leads together.

The poison in the wine was real and she knew, we can tell simply by seeing her horrified reaction when the king took the cup off her hand and drank it. Apparently she wanted to poison the queen since she did offer the wine to her.

try this https://kisskh.me/Drama/Imperial-Cuisine---Royal-Feast/Episode-1?id=4534&ep=86008&page=0&pageSize=100

I find the screenplay weak and draggy, a waste of talent of the cast.

Both ML and FL use their own voice here.

Quite a weak, crappy storyline, a waste of the talent of the cast.

Elise is a total evil!! Can't wait to see her exposed !!

A story started great in the beginning but has gone so off as it moves on. Episode 15 can well be the ending of a drama that started great but ended poorly.

Sad ending? No, I'd better drop it, don't want to start the New Year Day crying!

It is such a lovely drama, the dialogues are great, they touch my heart, the cast did an excellent job. I am not usually a fan of Korean dramas, but having seen several of them in the past months or so, I have the impression that Korean scriptwriters are great in story telling and they write excellent dialogues.