It's actually the opposite. They always release similar theme dramas at close proximity to cash on the buzz and…
It depends on what you deem as more important the food preparation or the plot. DWL-the food is simple daily sort of food because as the Chinese title 陪你一起好好吃饭 suggests, it's having a good meal together with you. The FL and ML will show that they are hands on in preparing the food. However with the Royal Feast, it's clearly someone else hands . All you see are these beautiful arrays of food. With Cupid's Kitchen, it focuses on Michelin prepared meals with some hands on from the ML and FL. However not much romance, only towards the end. It's more of Mentor/Mentee relationship on the overall. I think DWL is an easy watch so far. You'll be able to pick some cooking tips as well as try some recipes. Plot is simple. If you would have to choose between Cupid's Kitchen(40 episodes) or Dine With Love, go for the Dine With Love which will be airing episode 12 tonight . There's total of 16 episodes, only 2 episodes per week (except for the week it releases). It releases on Monday and Tuesday. Each episode is over just an hour long.
What ep/trailer was that in? I saw ep 32 but I didn't see her pregnant. Would you mind sharing the link?
It's towards the end of the show. At some point they will have show that Empress Hu has two daughters. Empress Sun(YZJ) has two children- a daughter and a son who is the first son for ZZJ.
HELPSo Zi Jin is just distant as a protest for not being the queen and because she knows what could happen to…
The Dowager Empress is a cunning one. She knew that Zi Jin was at the door so she deliberately question her son that he favours her. That's why he had to reply that all his concubines are the same in his heart which made Zi Jin angry with him and she refused to dine with him.
I don't like her. Her disregard for human life makes me dislike. She is quick to want to bury concubines.
I don’t like her either. You would think she would be grateful to YZJ for saving her life when she was so sick. She’s manipulative. She knew that ZJ was at the door and she deliberately baited her son to say all the concubines are same in his eyes.
I have to rewatch but from my understanding is that if someone wants to exonerate or help someone who was accused…
The earlier episodes are quite confusing with so many people who look identical especially second and third uncle. Flogging is common in that era. It’s quite disconcerting.
Oh so the counting down timer is wrong on mdl? Since you're saying ep 25 and 26 are out already, but the counting…
@Nelly12, I have checked on Kisskh, Duboku as well as Myasiantv and it's not out yet. Perhaps it's out in your region? Can you share the link please? Thanks.
During Ming Dynasty, concubines who didn’t bear any children were killed when the Emperor dies. Xuande Emperor…
@Draco Can grandfather even remember their names? It must not have been pleasant living in the palace-better off living as a pauper. At least can live to ripe old age.
Up to ep 13, the emperor died. Omg what an absurd rule, concubines with no children will be bury with the emperor…
During Ming Dynasty, concubines who didn’t bear any children were killed when the Emperor dies. Xuande Emperor Zhu Zhanji’s 10 concubines died when he died . He was in his thirties so imagine those concubines must have been young as well. However, the practice of killing concubines to be buried alongside the deceased emperor was abolished during the reign of his son, Emperor Ying Zong of Ming (1427 A.D. - 1464 A.D.).
If you still feel like you are missing much because of the subs then maybe you would like to read the recaps. https://myasianartist.com/episode-recaps/royal-feast Not the best recaps though. Subs and recaps are directly translated from Mandarin so sometimes may not make sense to you. For the newer episodes the translation are missing for several scenes.
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Glad to hear that I’m not the only one. I only have difficulty with 2nd and 3rd uncles.
Can grandfather even remember their names? It must not have been pleasant living in the palace-better off living as a pauper. At least can live to ripe old age.
However, the practice of killing concubines to be buried alongside the deceased emperor was abolished during the reign of his son, Emperor Ying Zong of Ming (1427 A.D. - 1464 A.D.).
https://myasianartist.com/episode-recaps/royal-feast
Not the best recaps though.
Subs and recaps are directly translated from Mandarin so sometimes may not make sense to you. For the newer episodes the translation are missing for several scenes.