Kate

Who the fuck thought it's a good idea to hire actresses that are 34 and 30 to play 42 years old women 🤣
It would be better to have 3 sets of actors - kids, teens and 20s, and then 30s and 40s the same people. With current technology it's easier to make people look these 10 years younger, than to make them look 10 years older.

I wanted to watch it coz i love the cast, but I read the synopsis and had to double check if they are for fucking real 🤣 Yes, there are many actresses in their 40s looking as if they were in their 30s. But these lead actresses here are in their 30s looking like they are in their 20s 😅

Have not read the webtoon so I cannot say what happened there 😅

Kind of, but not really. He has an ex that is part of the set up, but it;'s not what we typically think off when we think "love-line". There are barely any scenes between them etc. Like... it's not a romance love line.

I asked admins, apparently it's a bug and nothing has been changed about the minimum number of symbols. Still... by all means this review and the other one sentence one should be deleted 🤣

I'm only 3 episodes in, but so far I just feel that the statement "every kid deserves parents, not all parents deserve kids" is a fitting statement and true.

It was broadcasted with 46 shorter episodes but then put on streaming platforms with 40 longer ones. Content was the same just different places where they cut the episodes

yeah i think he will reincarnate and will have the memories of when they met in his life as a king.

well that's the bitter sweet part of this ending - he will live life without her in the past and they will only reunite in present.

so I finished this today 🤡 and this I for sure agree with "Lee Joon Gi (Do Hyun Soo) was phenomenal here." 🔥 the way his eyes and corner of his lips twitched when he got pressed was amazing!

Do Hyun Soo is an unreliable protagonist. < this tho 🤡 he was the least reliable for himself. Damn the level of gaslighting he did on himself was just... something else 😂

Anyway you can't deny truth: she is bland and age gap is big. < I in fact can deny it. For me she is not bland. Whenever you feel she is, or I feel she is not is subjective and not objective statement.

Also, yes the age gap is big. So what. I don't see an issue in it, you do. Again it's a subjective thing, not objective.

Also, I don't react hard, whatever that means. I just simply disagree with your statements. You are the one saying you got "triggered" coz of Yoona not having the lead factor for you. I dunno why u react so hard to a fictional drama and a casting for it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Than complain they should have cast an older male actor. By all means it's more of him not fitting age wise, not her. Seeing how second female lead is 36, the actor playing his brother is 47 and the actor who plays Chief royal secretary who was his friend in childhood is 41. You are directing your complains in wrong direction. Yoona is cast perfectly for the role. It;s him who stands out age wise, so direct the annoyance at them hiring too young of an actor, not too old of an actress.

it's 100% a dude 😂
empty account of a sad person who takes joy in annoying people.

There is like 0.000001% of dramas where they hire actors of the same age as the characters they are playing. If it bothers you so much I honestly have no idea how you watch anything. There are 30 years olds acting as high schoolers, 35 playing 27 is a weird hill to die on.

Anyway putting it aside, IF anything the actor playing the king is too young (looking at all the other cast members) and if you want to complain about something complain about them hiring "a baby" and not a proper man or something.

For me this pairing looks great ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Even 100 layers of makeup can’t make it believable < what make believable? Do we even know how old the king is? I kind of assumed it's canon he is in fact younger than her. Not by 11 years sure, but they made a point plot wise that she is in fact "older" and not young.

exactly. rom-coms are build on cliches, it's how they are executed that matters, you can tweak them here and there, but the cliches became cliches because people loved them and they worked 🔥

i need a full on reincarnation happy ending, i don't care if it's cliche or it makes no sense 😂

it's basically bootstrap paradox of time travel. The book has "no origin" It got her back in time, but it was only created in the past because she time travelled and told him about it while also making meals he is then describing in the book.

I already wrote my theory of the ending after episode 2 or 3... She will either time travel back to present, or die and this way travels back - to the exact point of present timeline she was gone - the plane. and if I had to guess he reincarnates and own the restaurant she is supposed to work at after winning that cooking contest in France.

As for the book vanishing - I guess it's the typical "two same objects cannot exist at the same time line" so the moment he starts to write it, it stops existing in the future, because it's only starts existing in the past.

he arranges for her to fall off a cliff, evidently unaware that no one dies falling off a cliff in a Chinese drama. < omg 😂😂 poor dude they did not have dramas back then 🤡

I wanted to love it, I even did love it at first, but daaaaaaaaaaaamn it lost me from 2nd half 😭

Just presenting you screenshots of 3 hot meals from episode 4 🔥🙂🔥
https://i.mydramalist.com/PxVKVz_3f.jpg