My picks for entertainment ~ suggested movies, TV shows, music, and books ~ so you can enjoy some quality ME time! (ATTN Korean drama addicts! This blog has lots of K-drama love.)
Neo-noir
is a modern take on classic film noir, which thrived in the
1940s–1950s. South Korea
began embracing neo-noir elements in cinema during the late
1990s and early 2000s,
with films like Oldboy
(2003) and Memories of
Murder (2003) setting the
tone.
Neo-noir
K-dramas are highly
popular among international audiences,
especially fans of psychological thrillers and crime dramas. Their
appeal lies in:
Complex
antiheroes and
morally gray characters
Stylized
visuals with moody
lighting and urban landscapes
Themes
of revenge, corruption, and existential dread
Directors
like Park Chan-wook
(“Decision to Leave”)
helped elevate the genre globally.
Decision
to Leave is actually a South Korean neo-noir
romantic mystery film, not a K-Drama. It was directed by
Park Chan-wook, who co-wrote the screenplay with
Jeong Seo-kyeong. Here’s what you need to know:
Based
on OR Inspired by?
The film is an original
story, not based on
any existing work.
Release
Date: Premiered at
the Cannes Film
Festival on May
23, 2022, and was
released theatrically in South
Korea on June
29, 2022.
Genre:Mystery, Thriller,
Romance, Drama.
Filming
Locations: Primarily
filmed in South
Korea, including
Busan.
Detective
Jang Hae-jun,
a dedicated investigator suffering from insomnia,
is assigned to a case involving the mysterious death of a retired
immigration officer, Ki
Do-soo, found at the
base of a mountain he frequently climbed. As Hae-jun delves into the
case, he meets Song
Seo-rae, the
deceased’s enigmatic widow. Though Seo-rae’s lack of grief and
suspicious injuries make her a prime suspect, Hae-jun finds himself
drawn to her in ways that compromise his judgment.
As the
investigation unfolds, Hae-jun becomes obsessed
with Seo-rae, watching her from afar and engaging in intimate
conversations that blur the lines between detective and suspect. His
growing infatuation leads him to cover
up evidence, despite
realizing that Seo-rae may have orchestrated her husband's death.
Their relationship is a delicate dance of trust,
deception, and longing,
culminating in a tragic separation.
A year
later, Hae-jun, now struggling with depression,
encounters Seo-rae again—this time married to a wealthy
businessman. When her new husband is found dead, Hae-jun is once
again drawn into her orbit, suspecting her involvement. As he pieces
together the truth, Seo-rae makes a final,
haunting decision,
leaving Hae-jun devastated and forever searching for answers.
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Mr. Queen (2020) A chef from modern-day Seoul falls off a hotel
balcony and into a pool. When he comes out of the water, he is in
the body of a queen during the Joseon Era. It seems that at that
moment a few hundred years ago, she had jumped into a lake because
she was trying to commit suicide. Somehow his soul entered her body.
He was in shock when he looked in the mirror and in even more shock
when he realized he had to sleep with the king! His first thought
was how to avoid the king's bed until he noticed the king didn't seem
to be interested in him … uuuhh? … her. So then he turned his
focus on how to get back to his time period and back in his own body.
Meanwhile
… he had to learn to live as the queen, which meant he was drawn
into all of the palace scheming, conniving, corruption, and
treachery. He had to learn the queen's friends and her enemies, and
how to get along with her father. The fun part of this
time-travel/body-swap misadventure was using his chef skills to
prepare dishes and win over the king’s enemies. Even though the
chef's identity and personality remain in her body, the queen’s
identity and personality gradually become dominant.
The
chef's memories get replaced with the queen's memories and the reason
she tried to commit suicide became clear. But by that time, the
romance between the king and the queen develops because the king also
understands her reason. The king was mistaken about her true
intention and her love for him. He believed she was part of her
family's corrupt plan for power. The queen learned the tragic story
of the king's childhood and that her father had knowledge of how his
family died. They became closer to each other and fell in love.
Their love story is beautiful and triumphant. Best time travel
romantic comedy ever!! [Where
to Watch]
Hong
Cheong-Gi is the main female character and also the name of a real
historical figure who was the only female painter accepted into the
Korean Royal Academy of Painting during the Joseon era. The leading
male character is Ha Ram. She is the divine painter and he is a
divine astrologer. They first meet as children; she is born blind
and he is a child with special power. The children get separated
because Ha Ram is chosen to participate in a rain ritual. On the day
he performs the ritual, he loses his eyesight and is possessed by a
demon. At the same exact
time, the blind girl gains her eyesight. When they grow up, they
meet again, and their bond of friendship is renewed and matures into
romantic love. However, their love and lives are endangered because
they are caught up in two webs: the political power games in the
human world AND the eternal power struggle of good versus evil in the
spirit world. This Viki Original series is a delightful historical
fantasy romance. [Where
to Watch]
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Poong, the Joseon Psychiatrist (2022) A royal physician who
works in
the palace and is called upon to treat members of the royal family
has such extraordinary medical skills, he is given the title “Divine
Acupuncturist”. But others hatched a plan to murder the king and
frame him. He is not aware that performing acupuncture would cause
the king's death. Consequently, he is accused of murder and thrown
into prison. The murderers hoped he would receive the death penalty
and their crime would be hidden. But the crown prince set him free
because he believed he was innocent and that he was also the only one
who could prove who had murdered the king.
He went
from working
as a royal physician to working in a village hospital. But he was
so traumatized that he could no longer perform acupuncture. He met a
young woman
and trained her to be an acupuncturist. When
she first saw him she had to talk him out of committing suicide.
When
he met her again, she a trying to commit suicide. Not only did he
have to treat her “heart”, he uncovered that she was a victim.
Her mother-in-law was trying to convince her to commit suicide so her
family would receive the Virtuous Widow
Honor.
The
royal physician who
was
no longer able to perform acupuncture started a new life and
developed a new
skill. The physician changed the way he treated patients by
diagnosing both their physical sickness and determining how to heal
their troubled minds. He became a “heart doctor” and he also
fell in love. This K-drama has 2 seasons. [Where
to Watch]
The
daughter of a nobleman owns
a guesthouse left to her by her father. In addition to being a
guesthouse, there are also secrets and romance. There are three
flower scholars are her guests.
One
is already paying for a room before the other two guests arrive. He
hopes to win the heart of the owner.
The
second guest came to town to take the civil service exam for martial
arts and hopes to become a member of the king's royal guard.
The
third guest has no money but he did try to help a damsel in
distress. Since the damsel is the owner
of the guesthouse, he arrives there and tells her she should repay
the debt by allowing him to stay there.
Two
of the scholars have a secret identity and are on a secret mission.
The owner
also has a secret and tells all of the guests they are not allowed to
go near the guestroom located at the back. It's haunted.
When
the owner was
a young girl, she protected a young boy who ran into her yard and hid
in the dog house. That boy was the crown prince but he did not tell
her his true identity. Thirteen years passed and one of the guests
is that prince and he' gong to fall in love with him. This is
a Viki Original series. [Where
to Watch]
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Missing Crown Prince (2024)
A
royal physician was told that if his daughter married the crown
prince, he would die young and she would become a widow. His plan is
for his daughter to become the future crown princess so he kidnaps
the crown prince. They are both drugged and spend the night
together, lying side by side, technically making them a married
couple. He further plans to eliminate that crown prince and replace
him with another crown prince and get him to marry his daughter.
Before
he was kidnapped the crown prince was investigating her father. He
had information that proved he was having a secret affair with the
Queen Dowager and might be responsible for the death of a court maid
assigned to the queen dowager's palace.
The
best laid plan usually doesn't work out. The daughter wakes up and
helps the prince escape not knowing who he is. He also does not know
that she is the daughter of the royal physician he was investigating.
The other prince the father had hoped his daughter would marry was
very close to the crown prince. They grew up together and had a
strong bond. But that strong bond might be broken because both of
them fell in love with the royal physician's daughter. This K-drama
series is a spin-off of “Bossam:
Steal the Fate”,
another Viki Original which was released in 2021. This
is a Viki Original series. [Where
to Watch]
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Dong Yi (2010) A true story: a real-life love story
between Dong Yi and King Sukjong. A concubine with a heart of gold,
who suggested to the king that there be a law preventing a concubine
from becoming queen (according to the TV series). She saw and
experienced the cruelty of the “palace flowers” toward each other
and the lengths they went to trying to eliminate their “competition”.
In the actual history of Joseon, the
strict Confucian social hierarchy and the established court protocols
did make it difficult for concubines to rise to the status of queen
consort. Dong Yi, who was the king's favorite concubine, was
elevated to the status of Royal Noble Consort Suk-bin and became the
mother of King Yeongjo. [Where
to Watch]
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Shine or Go Crazy (2015)
Set
during the period BEFORE the Joseon Era when the country was called
Goryeo. Wang So is the Prince of Goryeo who is kicked out of the
palace because they believed he is cursed. When his future was read,
it was determined that he was born with both a light and fire,
meaning he will either shine bright like a star OR he'll be a crazy
man. Shin Yool is a princess from Balhae who survived her country's
destruction and is included in a prophecy concerning Wang So. The
prophecy said she would help a prince of Goryeo ascend to the throne
and become king. They met each other in a most unusual way. They
were both in a foreign country and she was trying to escape an
arranged marriage.
Wang So
was a random man she saw on the street and she persuaded him to
participate in a fake marriage. When they met she was living as a
successful businesswoman. She didn't know he was a prince and he
didn't know she was a princess. Separately, he returned to Goryeo
and she came to Goryeo later to do business. She recognizes him when
she sees him but he didn't recognize her. This time, not only did he
not know she was a princess; he didn't even know she was a woman.
Shin Yool disguised herself as a man because her gender would prevent
her from doing business in Goryeo. They met again and would fall in
love, neither realizing that their relationship a part of a prophecy.
“Shine or Go Crazy” is based on a novel of the same name.
[Where
to Watch]
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100
Days My Prince (2018) Yul is a young prince befriends Yi
Seo, a nobleman's daughter and told her that he would marry her when
they grew up. Unfortunately, his weak-minded and wicked father
authorized the slaughter of her family because they were preventing
him from ascending to the throne. He bravely helped her and her
brother escape. His father became king and he became the crown
prince who forced into a loveless marriage because his father-in-law
wanted more power. His father-in-law even tried to assassinate him
because the crown prince was simply getting in the way of his power
plays. The assassination attempt failed but in the process Yul lost
his memories.
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Rookie Historian Goo Hae-ryung (2019) During the Joseon era, women
were very limited in activities they could engage in freely. Goo
Hae-ryung's older brother who raised her had decided that it was time
for her to marry. He had out it off long enough. At the same time,
the king decided to authorize the hiring of female historians. It
was a first! There had never been female historians but there was a
critical need. It was not to ensure that history was properly
recorded. It was a way for the king and his corrupt officials to be
able to gain access to the areas in the palace where only women could
go.
The
king and one of his corrupt court officials wanted to snoop on the
queen, the queen dowager, the crown princess, the concubines, and any
and all women in the palace. They wanted a record of people who met
with the “flowers in the palace” and what they discussed.
Hiring female historians was the perfect solution to “their
problem”. Goo Hae-ryung believed being hired as a female historian
was the perfect solution to “her problem”, i.e. avoiding an
arranged marriage and remaining independent free-spirited woman. She
passed the test and became a part of the group of the first female
historians in Joseon. Once inside the palace she met and fell in
love with a prince. Their romantic relationship hit a few
roadblocks. There was no way to avoid the palace intrigue and
treacherous schemes. They had to find a way to overcome them.
[Where
to Watch]
Nok Du
is a prince who thought he was a commoner because his adopted father
kept his true identity a secret from him. Why? Because his own
father, the king, tried to kill him to thwart a shaman's prediction
of his future. Nok Du was content to be a commoner. He had a happy
home with his father and brother on a beautiful island with friendly
villagers. But one day female assassins showed up at his house. He
overpowered them so they tried to escape. Nok Du chased after them
and he was relentless in his pursuit. He followed the assassin into
a widows' village and … they beat him up and kicked him out!
Nok Du
needed to know why assassins showed up at his home and he knew the
assassin was in that village. There was only one way to get inside
that village. He dressed up like a woman and pretended to be a
widow. In the village, he met a young woman, Dong Dong Ju, who
dressed up like a man whenever she left the community. Dong Dong Ju
was not a widow, but the head of the village allowed her to stay
there. It was a safe haven for her because members of her noble
family had been killed. Dong Dong Ju was on a mission of revenge.
She
planned to kill the man responsible for the death of her family
members, i.e. king, Nok Du's father. They end up sharing a room
together in the village, and she learns he is a man. They fall in
love but it's gets complicated. [Where
to Watch]
"Queen
for Seven Days" is a Korean drama series released in 2017, with 20
episodes, categorized as Romance, historical period, sageuk, costume
and period; and streaming on Viki. It is based on a true Joseon
queen who only lasted on the throne for literally 7 days.
SUMMARY:
A dramatization of the life of Queen Dangyeong. TRUE STORY: Shin
Chae-kyung became Queen Dangyeong. She married Grand Prince Jinseong.
In 1506, when Prince Jinseong ascended to the throne, he became King
Jungjong and Shin Chae-kyung became the queen. Just seven days later,
she was deposed and expelled from the palace. Her father, Shin
Su-geun, was implicated in a coup against King Jungjong, which led to
her deposition. She remained deposed until her death in 1557. Her
title was posthumously restored, i.e. she was honored with the title
of Queen after her death.
♦
Based
on the True Story of Queen Dangyeong
In “Queen for Seven
Days”, Shin Chae-kyung is the daughter of the king's most
trusted official. That official is also a relative of the queen and
is well-connected in many ways. Even so, he did his best to hide his
daughter in the countryside and she doesn't know why. She thinks her
parents are ashamed of her. However, her parents were told a
prophecy. If their daughter married into the royal family, there
would be a bloodbath. Her mother and father believed that.
(Although, truth be told, during the Joseon Era, weren't there always
bloodbaths in the royal family?) Nevertheless, Shin Chae-kyung
overheard servants talking and saw that an important document was
supposed to be delivered to her father. She stole the document,
dressed up like a young boy, and traveled from the countryside to
Hangyang to visit her family's home. It would be a surprise!
Surprise? More like a SHOCK!
Before she finally
reached her home, she had a few misadventures.
First,
she accidentally met Grand
Prince Jinseong,
the boy who would become her husband and would also become the king and she would be his queen. Having never been to Hangyang or the palace, she was clueless and thought he was just a rude child of a nobleman who acted like a gangster.
Second, that important document that she was carrying to give to her father was stolen by a pickpocket. She wrongfully accused the grand prince of stealing it.
That misunderstanding led to more misunderstandings.
Third,
she thought she was chasing after the grand prince but crossed paths with the current king, the older brother of the grand prince instead. Once again, she was clueless, not realizing that she was interacting with her future brother-in-law.
By the time she finally
reached her home, her mother and father were meeting with the royal
family, discussing her marriage to the grand prince. She was
standing outside the door and could hear her parents making all kinds
of excuses
about why she was not a suitable match. The grand prince noticed
that someone was eavesdropping and when he pushed the door open, she
fell down. Her parents were shocked and yelled out her name in the
form of a question. “Chae-kyung????“ It was their turn
to be clueless. What
was their daughter doing in Hangyang? That was their question. Her
question was why were her parents saying such terrible things about
her? She was a suitable match for the grand prince and she was
going to prove it!
Shin Chae-kyung had no
idea about the prophecy. She also had no idea that the document she
was bringing to her father was the “secret order” of the late
king. It was that king's will that the grand prince ascend to the
throne. Grand Prince Jinseong was also clueless about these matters.
They were both innocents who had unintentionally walked directly
into a fire, a hotbed of treachery and treason, and a bloodbath. They
would eventually marry but Shin Chae-kyung would not survive?
If only that young innocent girl had remained hidden in the countryside and/or her parents had told her about the prophecy.
More importantly, if only the Joseon noblemen, government and court officials, and the royal family didn't always engage in politics based on treachery and treason!
Would
her history have been different? We
will never know.
Park
Min Young has had a loyal following
ever since “Healer”
but “Marry
My Huband” made her even more popular. Fans may want to visit or revisit some of her earlier work like “Queen for Seven
Days”.
PLOT:
Who better to fight bad guys than bad guys? In the classic American
war movie “The Dirty Dozen”, the military decides to send a dozen
criminals into enemy territory to fight for their country. They had
particular skill sets that were useful and the military just needed
to train them to be soldiers. This Korean drama has a similar
storyline. A police detective lost his daughter to a murderer. He
was suspended from his job for using excessive force to apprehend
suspects. But then he was called back to work because one of his
superiors also lost his son to a murderer. Violent crimes are on the
rise, so the police detective forms a crime team made up of criminals
to catch criminals. One is a contract killer and the other is a
serial killer. Their work will result in reduced sentences and
possibly their freedom. But will this really work?
Genre:
Mystery, Action, Crime, Thriller, Police Procedural, Political
PLOT:
The bad guys keep fighting the bad guys in this Korean drama series
sequel. It has the same theme as Season 1. This time a crusading
prosecutor and a detective work together and go after a crime lord.
The investigative team includes a serial killer, an assassin and a
mobster with a personal vendetta. The crime lord has managed to
evade capture because there are those on “the inside” who work
for him. Battling organized crime is hard enough but it's extra hard
when you have to fight institutional corruption. But no matter,
because for the team, it's just another day at work.
Detective
So Oh Goo-Tak (played by Kim Sang-Joong)
Park
Woong-Cheol (played by Ma Dong-Seok)
Kwak
No-Soon (played by Kim A-Joong)
Ko
Yoo-Sung (played by Jang Ki-Yong)
Genre:
Crime and Action
PLOT:
While prisoners are being
transported, the vehicle is attacked by ruthless assassins, in order
to free a former Korean gang boss, who works with the yakuza. A
crime investigative unit is tasked with capturing the escaped
prisoners, especially the former gang boss. The unit includes certain
criminals who are promised reduced sentences if they succeed. Some
in law enforcement are aligned with the yakuza leader and they
interfere with the mission and even betray their fellow officers.
But the crime investigation team never wavers. They know what their
mission is and they aim to catch the escaped prisoners and put them
back behind bars.
Alternate
Personality named K (played by Wi Ha-Joon)
Genre:
Police Procedural, Legal Drama, Medical Drama, Action, Comedy
PLOT:
A
young man has a split personality. He suffers from multiple
personality disorder, also referred to as dissociative identity
disorder (DID). It's not that he's “bad” or “crazy”. He
just wants career advancement in the law enforcement agency he works
for and figures the best way to get a promotion is to overlook or
cover up crimes that have been committed. All he has to do is neatly
wrap things up, close the cases, and file them away. However, his
alternate personality known as “K” pricks his ethical and moral
conscience and makes him do the right thing. In other words, his
alter ego is a justice-seeking HERO!
PLOT:
A
young boy who witnesses many things that were unjust decides that
when he grows up he will wield a sword of justice just like the
swordfighters
in video games.
However, as an adult, he realized the fight against injustice was
rigged by people with wealth and power, in their favor. The “sword
of justice” he planned to use would not be effective in eliminating
crime and corruption. He was hired as a prosecutor and assigned to
the Central District Prosecutors' Office Criminal Division 3. Some
of the prosecutors he worked with were as corrupt as the bad guys on
the outside. They abused their positions of public trust and covered
up crimes. Going by the book was not only time-consuming, but those
standard processes and procedures usually did not work. Because his
work methods were different from his fellow prosecutors and he didn't
follow the “rules”, the young man was labeled a “bad
prosecutor”. Since he knew that some prosecutors had ways to erase
dirty deeds, he simply developed ways to work around them so that
justice could be served.
PLOT:
The chief director of a hospital who knows a young man with special
abilities persuades the other hospital directors to place him in the
residency training program by putting his own job on the line. It's
a tremendous risk, but he is that confident that he can be a good
doctor. But if the resident trainee does not perform well, the
chief director who recommended him agreed to resign. A top pediatric
surgeon will mentor the young savant and he will live in an apartment
complex for hospital doctors where he meets other residents he will
work with. Against the odds, this young man with savant syndrome and
a developmental disability, becomes a pediatric surgeon. WATCH TRAILER
PLOT:
A young man used to receive awards for being a math genius when he
was a little boy. Somehow he took a wrong turn as an adult and ended
up managing money for gangsters. Of course, he was skimming some of
the money he collected for his gang boss. He had hopes, dreams, and
big plans to immigrate to Denmark. Why? Supposedly it was a nice
country with very little crime. How ironic. One day his crime boss
found out that he had a cash stash and demanded his money back or
else! TQ Group is a business that looks legitimate, but under the
surface the executives are just as corrupt and dirty as gangsters.
The corporation wants to fill their position for the chief of their
accounting department and prefers to hire an outsider rather than
choose from management or staff already working there. The young man
interviews for the job and is hired. His gangster boss decides that
instead of getting rid of him, he should have his former employee
work at TQ Group. The boss hopes there might be a door of
opportunity that will allow him to secretly infiltrate this so-called
legitimate business. The young man is also hoping his job will be an
opportunity, but for different reasons. Denmark is still his dream
destination. WATCH TRAILER
Han
Joon-Hee / Jang Min-Jae (played by Kim Ji-Hoon)
Yoon
Hwa-Young (played by Lim Ju-Eun)
Genre:
Romance, Family, Crime and Mystery
PLOT:
A group of thieves unite to fight corruption. Although they come
from different backgrounds and circumstances in life, they have one
thing in common: their ancestors were Freedom Fighters.
Anyone who knows the history of Korea knows that the Freedom Fighters
in Korea were courageous individuals with diverse backgrounds and
skills who resisted oppression and fought for independence. They
played a key role in shaping Korea's national identity. They
certainly didn't risk their lives so that their country could be
handed over to lawless and corrupt people. A group of thieves band
together to pull off one last heist to expose the dirty secrets and
horrible crimes of the rich and powerful. It's for justice and for
the future of their own children. WATCH TRAILER
PLOT:
A young man who serves as the CEO of Korea's largest company. To
those on the outside he's just another another chaebol heir, born
into money. However, he secretly runs a detective agency. You could
say he says similar abilities to Sherlock Holmes and he chooses to
use them solve crime. He crosses paths with a young woman who was
born with hyperacuity,
and decides that she would be an excellent assistant and help him
with conducting investigations. Almost like a Holmes
and Watson duo, only a little bit funnier. As they work together
solving crimes, their relationship blossoms into romance. WATCH TRAILER
PLOT:
A rookie attorney thought she was starting her dream job in the
corporate department of a prestigious law firm. Instead she was
assigned to the divorce team. Her new boss has also been her teacher
in law school and they never agreed with each other. Now they are
working together? As soon as she starts working on divorce
settlements, their differing perspectives clash again. Despite their
differences, the rookie attorney realized that she was going to gain
a great deal of legal experience and wisdom from her boss. Her boss
actually appreciated the different way the rookie attorney approached
her cases. She knew that the rookie always wanted to do the best for
her client, which is why she hired the rookie to handle her own
divorce. Her divorce was going to be very contentious and
complicated. The experienced attorney needed someone who would think
“outside of the box” and devise a successful legal strategy to
severe ties with her adulterous husband and grant her custody of
their only child. This was a challenge. Would the rookie attorney
be able to come up with an effective legal approach? WATCH TRAILER
This is a supernatural K-drama series about grim reapers who prevent suicides. I loved the episode about the war hero. His life story made me angry at the way his bravery in battle was disregarded. When it was his time to pass into the afterlife, a legion of grim reapers showed up to escort him and they all saluted him. At the end of the scene I was crying my eyes out.
This a historical period drama about female historians, who took their jobs just as seriously as their male counterparts. They experienced gender discrimination but overcame it. There was one episode worth rewatching. The king wanted to see the admin records kept by the historians, which is against the law. He sent men to their workplace to take the documents by force if necessary. The men sent by the king and the male historians got into a fistfight. When the female historians saw what was happening, they joined in the fight. It was hilarious! But the historians stood their ground. The king ultimately had to back down.
This is a Netflix original series and everything about it is SPECTACULAR! There were several episodes that I liked. But the most memorable scene was when the Korean lady who owned the hotel where the Japanese were staying … BLEW IT UP!! With the Japanese inside, of course.
The Hwarang are the flower boys of the Silla Kingdom (57 BC–AD 935). Young men chosen from noble families were chosen and trained to be warriors. But they were also trained in the arts, and I might add that they were all “eye candy”. The coolest scene was when the warriors who had been sent as part of a delegation to Baekje to avoid war, had to escape. The Baekje prince wanted war and chased after them with his troops, intending to slaughter them. However, the rest of the Hwarang came to the rescue and the prince had to turn around and go back home. It was so cool!
This historical period drama is about the true love story between the king and a lowly water maid. The best episode was when one of the corrupt officials conspired against Dong Yi. He thought that he had the queen in the palm of his hand and could easily manipulate her to do his bidding. But when he showed up at Dong Yi's residence thinking that they would arrest her, they arrested him instead. I was like: “Boo yeah! Take that you dirty rat!”
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