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  • Contribution Points: 926 LV6
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  • Date d'inscription: septembre 1, 2021
  • Awards Received: Flower Award6

Park Min

(ノ °益°)ノ 彡 (\ .o.)\

Park Min

(ノ °益°)ノ 彡 (\ .o.)\
Emperor Wang Gun korean drama review
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Emperor Wang Gun
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by Park Min
nov. 19, 2023
200 épisodes vus sur 200
Complété
Globalement 4.0
Histoire 4.0
Jeu d'acteur/Casting 3.5
Musique 3.0
Degrés de Re-visionnage 1.5

Disconnected and scattered

Just another historical drama confirming, yet again, how much I don't like seeing 'Choi Soo Jong' in a historical setting. You would be dreaming if you thought the drama will utilize the 200-episodes runtime wisely. Expect a lot of useless scenes/chapters/arcs/stories/characters. I really wish they didn't waste too much time with the childhood period, the first +20 episodes were too much for an introduction. A quick introduction of max 2-3 episodes would have been way more than enough to establish what needed to be established.

When zooming out, the drama is split into 3 major parts. The first 1/3 consisted of the back story and the personal relationships. The second 1/3 consisted of forming the religion then turning it into a cult and watching madness ensues. The last 1/3 is was just generic wars and battles. The last 1/3 had a major tone shift and turned the drama into something different. It was a bit too disconnected to associate it with the first 2/3 after what had been already established. It should have been its own thing and the drama should have ended after the second 1/3. I feel for those who had to watch it serializing for 2 years, the shifts were too unpleasant as if they were jumping different shows.
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