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For those who started on this, does this drama strongly focus on the food? Because if it is, I don't want to watch it on an empty stomach. 😆😆😆

Gosh dang it. The ending of Ep 10. I went from screaming (fan-scream) that D.O was showing off his singing voice singing happy birthday to screaming (in a WTF reaction) that Ahjussi Jae Kyung died.

Oh that's great to know. Guess I will start on this then. I was already interested from the trailer but the calendar had me concern. Weird how they won't reveal the 2nd part on their calendar.

Oh... so there's 36 episodes total. This is deceiving. I thought this drama is going to end on a heartbreak since this page says only 22 episodes. Good to know.

I don't like seeing a broken heart and then a to be continued afterwards on the watch calender. Guess I'll put this one on hold for now.

Man, this hurts even more. To see Lee Ji Han getting his foot in the acting career only to be taken away from us so soon. You will be missed so much. Rest in peace Lee Ji Han.

Cute drama but the secondary couple & the third couple aren't doing it for me. I'm just skipping their scenes, as I've seen, I'm not missing much when I fast forward their scenes. Pretty much the main leads and Rui Rui are the best parts of this drama for me.

You can't rely on MDL airing date of drama episodes, especially for C-dramas. You have to look at the broadcast airing schedule which on page 4 of the photo section.

Mama Fairy and the Woodcutter

I feel ya. When I started this drama, for some reason, the poster and the plot description made me think this was going to be about a revival of a cheer team that once was popular but got disbanded and their goal being to bring back their school spirit with their newly formed team. This drama ended up in going in a different direction than I expected from week 1.

Reminds me of a certain K-drama where the SML ends up with the FL in the end and the ML was actually a hidden last minute bad guy. I remember reading people's outrage comments about that. lol.

Which is why I said if they were just to get rid of bad guy when his plans were taken down earlier, then I think the last couple of episodes would've been fine. The only reason it felt filler to me because the bad guy was stalled out until the very end. The contents about their lives and the cases wasn't bad at all. In fact, I enjoy it but for me, it's just the order that the writers placed this scenario made it felt like a filler. Doesn't mean it was filler because it plays a role in this drama. It's just the continuity placement of the scenes that I wished the writers would've done better.

It's a bit slow of a start. First week of episodes (Eps 1 & 2) didn't really drew me in. Afterwards it went at a good pace with a lot of cases Yu Ri had that were impactful and at times emotional. This is the strong point of the drama, the cases. However, I think some viewers had the same problem I had. After Ep 11, the main plot was pretty much solved already. The writers just stalled out the bad guy until this week's episodes. I wished this would've been resolved Ep 12 because the villain, Lee Pyun Woong, was already on a downward spiral by Ep 11 and they could've just be done with this plot and use the last 2 weeks of episodes on side cases and the main leads relationship. But that didn't happen, and it felt like filler scenes for the rest of the drama. It almost felt like the writers just pitched in last minute ideas on how to continue since they still had several episodes left. It's not a bad drama per say, just that it could've been written better towards the second half. That's just my take though.

Seeing the trailer up to Eps 18-20, looks like we're back to overprotective brother issue.

Kim Hyun Jin needs his own drama as a male lead. I could sense so much potential from him but the character Sun Ho he's playing is in a way limiting his acting skills. He does have a great smile though. Kinda contagious. Reminds me of Chae Jong Hyeop for some reason.

Based on the first 12 episodes, I give it a 👍 even though there's a few annoying side characters and a few episodes where it felt like nothing really happen. But when there are rescue missions or training in the episodes, that's when it gets exciting for me.

Did it autocorrect on you or did you write that purposely? Ding Dong and Ming Mong. LOL! But I feel ya. I skip their scenes too.

Not necessarily. I mean if you finished S1, then you would understand why the first episode of S2 starts off like that. There are flashbacks of scenes from S1 but it's not to the point where it would confuse you unless you wanna know what happened from those flashbacks. Plus, those S1 flashbacks doesn't happen often in this drama.

I'm going to say yes, however if you want to feel the connection from the scenes they show from the 1st season, then you could technically watch the first season. However, they don't really show much of 1st season scenes as much so you might be okay. Similar story concept though for me, this season was lot better than the first. I got frustrated for a lot episodes in the first season. The 2nd season, not so much.

Some dramas I need to watch a few episodes to see if it can maintain my interest, but this one, I liked it from the very beginning of the first episode. I usually wait until most episodes are out but this is one of the very few dramas I actually don't mind watching as the aired episodes are released.