Ji pin jue pei

So a top level high society Chef just happens to be wandering around a night market and samples the cuisine of a female cook who is using his name to draw attention.

In the real world his lawyers would have been first on the scene and demanded they remove his name from their advertising on pain of prosecution.

But no - that would have obviated the chance for them to fall in love.

And this is where the elephant in the room lumbers in.

The girl he is attracted sexually to is the living image of his dead sister - she even has her mannerisms.

Distasteful? Much?

Why wouldn't the writers make her the image of his ex girlfriend or his high school first love?

The usual tropes apply - enemies to lovers - disapproving dominant parents - the jealous third parties etc ad nauseam.

And I haven't even mentioned the bizarre dance routine at the beginning of this series.

I wasn't impressed by the looks or the acting of the entire cast - a definite miss for me.