Genre: Fantasy, historical, Romance, Comedy
Episodes: 20
Broadcast Period: Jun-2017
Cast: Lee Jong Hyun, Gong Seung Yun, Lee Jae Jin, Kim Yun Seo, Ahn Bo
Hyun, Park Joo Hyung, Lee Chul Min,
Soo Jung (Gong Seung Yeon) is a conceited pop star who believes that
status and money can get you anywhere. She accidentally falls into a time-slip
portal and travels to the past, specifically to 6th-century Goguryeo, one
of the Three Kingdoms of Korea, while it is under the reign of King
Pyeongwon. There she meets On Dal (Lee Jong Hyun), a man who loves
money and will do anything to earn it. However, he has a soft spot for the weak
and helpless, and gives to them with a generous heart.
A little gem Netflix decided to release back in June. I watched it a few
days after it was released (yes, I’m so behind with this review), and literally
I watched it in one night. It just grabbed me and didn’t let go, and for so
many reasons it’s still vivid in my memory, like it was yesterday. I love web
dramas, that are invested in. Because there are some of them that are just pure
failure, but this one had a quality as if it was a full broadcast network
drama. Why I liked it? The sassy actress/princess, I can’t emphasize how much I
loved watching her. Some actresses fail in being feisty and lively because
there are just so many characters like that, but Gong Seung Yun did a splendid
job by making the character unique. Lee Jong Hyun was also good, he has definitely
put his idol image aside and turned into a real actor. I liked the
story, it wasn’t a new concept, but overall it’s enjoyable, however one thing that bugged me is that I just couldn't figure out the connection between the title and the storyline. Maybe if some of you understood, please let me know.
Like I said in the beginning, since the quality of the production shined through, there are no major things that would bother you. So definitely a weekend watch, and it’s so easy if you have Netflix ;)
Like I said in the beginning, since the quality of the production shined through, there are no major things that would bother you. So definitely a weekend watch, and it’s so easy if you have Netflix ;)
☆☆☆☆ / 4 out of 5 stars
♥♥♥♥ (1/2) / 4 (1/2) out of 5 hearts
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