Unfortunately, Jang Hyuk playing the same character he played in The Slave Hunters (2010) and that alone was problematic in that one. Unlike The Slave Hunters (2010), this one had a lot of interesting ideas and plot threads but they never reached their full potentials because it came at the cost of shoving flashy fantasy elements instead of keeping it grounded to reality, a case in point super-swordsmen flying and dashing. On the other hand, the "deep roots" plot was a massive clusterfuck of bullshit and was its weakest part. Not only that, the final ba…
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Unfortunately, Jang Hyuk playing the same character he played in The Slave Hunters (2010) and that alone was problematic in that one. Unlike The Slave Hunters (2010), this one had a lot of interesting ideas and plot threads but they never reached their full potentials because it came at the cost of shoving flashy fantasy elements instead of keeping it grounded to reality, a case in point super-swordsmen flying and dashing. On the other hand, the "deep roots" plot was a massive clusterfuck of bullshit and was its weakest part. Not only that, the final battle/fight that we were anticipating for so long turned out to be quick, short and utterly disappointing. The ending isn't even surprising, it was obvious from the first episode that the ending will certainly flop. Add to the fact this type of ending was the dominant trend in 2000s/2010s, especially with project that managed to have a good viewership.
Han Suk-kyuKing Se-jong
Jang HyukKang Chae-yoon / Ddol-bok
Shin Sae-kyeongSo-yi / Dam
Lee Soo-hyukYoon Pyeong
Cho Jin-woongMoo-hyul
Seo Jun-youngGrand Prince Gwangpyeong
Yoon Je-moonJeong Gi-joon
Baek Yoon-sikYi Bang-won
Park Hyuk-kwonJung In-ji
Kim Ki-bumPak Paengnyeon
Shin So-yulMok-ya
Choi Il-hwaKim Jongseo
Kim Ki-bangCho Tak

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