Honestly I’m more surprised that he kept her alive at all. She’s frail and old afterall? Not exactly difficult…
I agree with you. At the very least she must have been framed in such a way that it seemed that in the eye’s of the Dowager, his mother was a traitor at the time (similar to Yeong’s predicament with the crown prince in ep 10).
I feel like there is romance but it’s slow burn. Imagine a slow cooker kind of love instead of a microwave kind…
It’s not because he first liked her (at least I don’t recall hearing her say that). She got to know him and saw a side of him that the history she knew didn’t show. He wasn’t ruthless and did care for his subjects. And he as an individual while was a bit pushy (occupational hazard when you are a king), he still means well.
Oh, how I hate the ''Oh you like me? Then I'll like you too'' romance plotline, it often feels like an obligation…
She kept hallucinating him whenever she looked at the moon since the last few episodes. I guess she could be at odds? Since her mind says that he’s a promiscuous tyrant but her heart knows that there’s more to his story? She’s been in denial for a long time now.
TBF the king cannot just start a relationship with his royal cook. We need to be mindful of the existing political…
I don’t know but I did see a few comments on how either the novel/ webtoon has a SE. This is extremely unreliable though since I’ve also seen positive comments as well. So my guess is either we are going to be completely traumatized in the past and future OR we’ll be traumatized in the past but will get a worthy HE (would love it if both the past and future have positive endings but I feel that would be too much to hope for)🙈
The webtoon is easy to find but I’ve been trying to be patient by completely ignoring it so far - just 6 days more afterall eh?🙈
I'm know I'm probably way off with this but every time I see the older ming chef, I think he is her dad's reincarnated…
Cryptic message - The Ming chef already knows that there is a plot against the King since he overheard the Ming Envoy conspirating with an unknown Joseon figure. He can’t expose this directly though since it’s too dangerous but he was hoping that the King would understand what he meant- do not trust the people close to him. Since he knows that the King trusts Yeong, he felt comfortable relaying this message through her.
By the way, to everyone who says this isn't supposed to be a romance - I'm curious, which category is it listed…
I feel like there is romance but it’s slow burn. Imagine a slow cooker kind of love instead of a microwave kind of love😉 They need to truly fall for each other for their eventual parting to hurt us after all🥲🥲.
Also since the king has a reputation for finding many tributes, they need to make his interactions with Yeong feel more meaningful. And in Yeong’s case, since she really needs to go back home, there has to be a compelling reason to stay. Learning that the “tyrant” king is far more than what history has thought her is a good step🙈
Can anybody tell me it's happy ending and sad ending ..I don't want those so called happy ending one reached to…
I’d wait till next week if I were you 🙈 The ending has too many possibilities at the moment. Given the general positive flow, maaaaaay be we might get a happy ending in the future but I’m afraid to keep my expectations high at the moment 🙈
wow, to think the competition was rendered pointless because grandma came to the rescue really left a bad taste…
The king was able to humiliate the envoy and simultaneously prove that not all in Ming is devious seeing as he was willing to trust the chefs’ input.
While we won’t get to see what will happen to the envoy, I’m pretty sure he was more than glad that the chefs wanted to move on - there will be less uncontrollable incriminating evidence when he eventually gets investigated by the Ming emperor when he goes back).
For 10 out of 12 one hour long episodes, it feels like barely anything has happened, romance and plot wise😅
Ep 10 basically gave a foreshadowing of the climax. Everything is now set in motion for the purge to happen. The villains have found the “tyrant’s” weakness - both in fact. Since Plan A (the crown prince’s assassination attempt) failed, they now can either go with plan B (his mother’s death) or Plan C (🔪Yeong).
How dare the king’s uncle lock the king’s grandmother (mother’s side) like that? 😭 I can't stand it when…
Honestly I’m more surprised that he kept her alive at all. She’s frail and old afterall? Not exactly difficult to assisinate her making it look like it was “natural” 🫠
Can’t imagine how this will end given the preview🥲
TBF the king cannot just start a relationship with his royal cook. We need to be mindful of the existing political…
Looks like ep 10 raised the stakes 🙈
Given the king's reputation of taking many "tributes" even if it's for political reasons, I guess they wanted to make it a slow burn to show just how different Yeong is to him? He loves her but will not abuse his power to possess her?
Honestly I'm currently in denial over the eventual "hurt" ever since last night's preview...really hoping their ending won't be tragic in the future timeline 🙈🙈🙈🙈
The webtoon is easy to find but I’ve been trying to be patient by completely ignoring it so far - just 6 days more afterall eh?🙈
I’m curious to know if the Dowager Grandmother has any inkling on this at all - that at least if she is alive?
The Ming chef already knows that there is a plot against the King since he overheard the Ming Envoy conspirating with an unknown Joseon figure. He can’t expose this directly though since it’s too dangerous but he was hoping that the King would understand what he meant- do not trust the people close to him. Since he knows that the King trusts Yeong, he felt comfortable relaying this message through her.
They need to truly fall for each other for their eventual parting to hurt us after all🥲🥲.
Also since the king has a reputation for finding many tributes, they need to make his interactions with Yeong feel more meaningful. And in Yeong’s case, since she really needs to go back home, there has to be a compelling reason to stay. Learning that the “tyrant” king is far more than what history has thought her is a good step🙈
The ending has too many possibilities at the moment. Given the general positive flow, maaaaaay be we might get a happy ending in the future but I’m afraid to keep my expectations high at the moment 🙈
While we won’t get to see what will happen to the envoy, I’m pretty sure he was more than glad that the chefs wanted to move on - there will be less uncontrollable incriminating evidence when he eventually gets investigated by the Ming emperor when he goes back).
The villains have found the “tyrant’s” weakness - both in fact. Since Plan A (the crown prince’s assassination attempt) failed, they now can either go with plan B (his mother’s death) or Plan C (🔪Yeong).
Can’t imagine how this will end given the preview🥲
(I might be wrong though - haven't watched moon lovers for obvious reasons😅)
We have been through too many watered down timetravel endings lately thanks to C-censorship so my expectations might be a bit too high this time
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Given the king's reputation of taking many "tributes" even if it's for political reasons, I guess they wanted to make it a slow burn to show just how different Yeong is to him? He loves her but will not abuse his power to possess her?
Honestly I'm currently in denial over the eventual "hurt" ever since last night's preview...really hoping their ending won't be tragic in the future timeline
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I didn't even know that they will be releasing the bluray🙈
Gosh i hope he reincarnates with his memories in tact in the future🙏