Am I missing something or isn't it kinda off how the main cook and son of a restaurant owner doesn't know what medium rare is? I'm genuinely asking cuz it seems like it's just there to emphasize the point of the chapter when the fact that jinhyeong's dad owns a residence there already did a good enough job at that imo
It's not the steak that he didn't understand, it was the whole wine pairing part. He was too young before and then he became a shut in, so he never actually got a chance to learn how to drink and pair wine properly
It's not the steak that he didn't understand, it was the whole wine pairing part. He was too young before and then he became a shut in, so he never actually got a chance to learn how to drink and pair wine prop... Kairi
Oh wait, you meant Uyun. Oh, but same difference, he just doesn't understand the fancy stuff. His family owns a countryside kind of Korean restaurant, so it's very different from a Western/European style fancy restaurant.
I think this is just him being totally overwhelmed by the high class vibes. Bro's mind has gone to distant places after being bombarded with attentive service, high brow talk about what he thought was a simple meal and the price of it all.
Like seeing just how good it is for the rich forced him to catch up with just how high up the food chain his bf's dad is, which didn't quite happen when he got stalked and let go bc of him. The dad tried hard to make him know his place but in the end it took an expensive dinner date (and knowing that they can afford to stay long in a fancy ass hotel) totally unrelated to him to open Uyun's eyes (very briefly and ineffectively).
i did think the author was gonna sweep yuri's issues under the rug (or just turn them into a positive trait) for the sake of wrapping up the romance but no he is still just as unstable as before. mr lee ganbare
thank you translator for your hard work β£ i think the two relationships are different both in personalities and dynamics that they're both interesting to read. i don't think the author is sidelining one or the other imo. at least im fine with having both of them develop parallel to eachother
Hmmmm you're technically right. This is gonna be their last major fight(?) (until next chapter actually) and sad to say they're gonna take some time apart before they're gonna be together
Hmmmm you're technically right. This is gonna be their last major fight(?) (until next chapter actually) and sad to say they're gonna take some time apart before they're gonna be together Adekan
it does seem like thats what they need but i do wonder how they'll deal with not being around eachother. i dont even remember that last time they hadnt been together for more than a few days
it does seem like thats what they need but i do wonder how they'll deal with not being around eachother. i dont even remember that last time they hadnt been together for more than a few days Akira
ML was devastated. As in depressed. He was so heartbroken *spoilers* even his friends helped him look for saem cos they felt bad for him (that was how depressed ML was).
Am I missing something or isn't it kinda off how the main cook and son of a restaurant owner doesn't know what medium rare is? I'm genuinely asking cuz it seems like it's just there to emphasize the point of the chapter when the fact that jinhyeong's dad owns a residence there already did a good enough job at that imo
It's not the steak that he didn't understand, it was the whole wine pairing part. He was too young before and then he became a shut in, so he never actually got a chance to learn how to drink and pair wine properly
Oh wait, you meant Uyun. Oh, but same difference, he just doesn't understand the fancy stuff. His family owns a countryside kind of Korean restaurant, so it's very different from a Western/European style fancy restaurant.
I think this is just him being totally overwhelmed by the high class vibes. Bro's mind has gone to distant places after being bombarded with attentive service, high brow talk about what he thought was a simple meal and the price of it all.
Like seeing just how good it is for the rich forced him to catch up with just how high up the food chain his bf's dad is, which didn't quite happen when he got stalked and let go bc of him. The dad tried hard to make him know his place but in the end it took an expensive dinner date (and knowing that they can afford to stay long in a fancy ass hotel) totally unrelated to him to open Uyun's eyes (very briefly and ineffectively).