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I can’t remember in which episode they breakup, towards the end, around 2nd to the last episode. They get back together in the last episode.

Weak start, but the drama won me over in the end. There was more depth to each character than meets the eye. Very well-written. It’s just the execution of the story that was weak. It was hard to like the FL at first with the way they presented her. But, it was a heartwarming story in the end with many good points.

Oh, maybe he is then. Perhaps I need to broaden my scope. I don’t watch many cooking shows. I only know a few famous chefs.

Agreed, when you explain it like that, I get it. The translator went afoul and missed a nice opportunity to educate there. But, in reality, most global audiences would not have recognized the Korean chef, especially without some context.

He’s definitely a puppy for the most part, but seems to have a bit of pit bull in him if the occasion should require it. He seems like a simple character, but there’s actually a lot there, for instance, the way he was sitting on all his talent while he was the FL’s work subordinate, but became extremely capable, seemingly overnight, when he became the Director.

Correct. I never heard of him.

😄

Funny, cute. If this wagon’s a rocking, don’t go a knocking. 🤣

Either Alzheimer’s or a brain tumor, I’m guessing

The Chinese version is one of my all-time favorites. Worth sticking it out.

Ep 25-ML confesses.
Yes, there’s a breakup.

1-no triangle
2-yes annoying SML
3-happy ending
4-extremely swoonworthy
5-yes, several kisses , decent but don’t expect too much. These are not “Love Is Sweet”-level kisses.
6-yes secondary couple
7-Absolutely worth the watch for the romance. Patience needed though. It’s a wolf/rabbit slowburn.

We were told that Baby Emperor’s father, the Crown Prince, died from illness. We were told nothing about his mother in the drama. Maybe the novel provides info—don’t know.

I like your comment. He was always a cutie bear to me though, just very boyish-looking, very young and immature (like in “Moonlight” for instance). In this drama, however, he looked (and acted) like a full grown man. A FULL-GROWN MAN. 🔥

Nice comment. “wolf/rabbit” pairing—That’s a new one for me. That metaphor conveys the idea very well. I’ll be using that one from now on!

And no “Fall into” in the title either. I feel like there are three different dramas called “Fall into Love” or something like that

It takes two to tango. He wasn’t doing those scenes by himself.

Loved Jing Lin too. One of the best “Right-Hand Man” out there

The slowburn chemistry of this drama is through the roof. ML was impressed and complimenting her boldness and intelligence as early as Ep 2. On their wedding night, he claimed she would never be the wife of his choice, yet he told her she was very pretty, not merely pretty, but very pretty. The very next day, he had the butler move FL into his personal bedchamber 😏. Ep 5 was the turning point when he really perceived what a good woman he had and started with the sultry eyes, stealing glances all the time. Ep 13, the attempted kiss. Ep 17, hot flirting. On and on it goes… The chemistry in this drama was extremely swoonworthy and heart-fluttering. It was subtle, but it was there 🔥 like a gentle slowburn, building and building and building.

FL actress wasn’t the best kisser, but it made sense given the innocence of the character. Everything else was chef’s kiss 😘.

same