Editoriales Al crecer como un herrero rural ordinario, Lee Soo no tenía idea de que alguna vez gobernaría todo Joseon; pero, a los veintitrés años, eso es exactamente lo que sucedió. Ahora, como rey, a Lee Soo le resulta difícil adaptarse a las restricciones de la vida en el palacio, especialmente en lo que respecta a los asuntos del corazón. Habiendo amado a Gae Ddong desde que tiene memoria, siempre pensó que ella sería con quien se casaría algún día; pero ahora, como rey, ese sueño se ha convertido en algo imposible. Como es una plebeya, Lee Soo no tiene ninguna posibilidad de convertir a Gae Ddong en su novia, pero eso no le impide intentarlo. Al contratar a la mejor agencia matrimonial en Joseon, Lee Soo le pide al talentoso Equipo Floral que transforme a su primer amor en una mujer noble. Aceptando la petición del rey, Ma Hoon, Do Joon y Go Young Soo toman a Gae Ddong a su cuidado. ¡Solo hay un problema, las transformaciones como esta no son fáciles y hay mucho trabajo por hacer! Arriesgando sus vidas para ayudar al rey, ¿podrá el Equipo Floral ayudar a Gae Ddong a convertirse en una hermosa flor noble o resultará ser un trabajo imposible? (Fuente: Viki) Edit Translation
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- Título original: 꽃파당: 조선혼담공작소
- También conocida como: Blumencrew: Joseon-Hochzeitsagentur , Equipe de Flores: Agência de Casamentos de Joseon , Equipo floral: agencia matrimonial Joseon , Flower Crew: Joseon Matchmaking Maneuver Agency , Flower Padang: Joseon Marriage Matchmakers , Flower Party: Maneuver of Wedding Party , Joseonhondamgongjakso: Kkotpadang , Kkotpadang: Joseonhondamgongjakso , Os Casamenteiros de Joseon , Цветочная команда: Брачное агентство Чосона , 花党:朝鲜婚姻介绍所 , 꽃파당 조선혼담공작소 , 조선혼담공작소 꽃파당
- Director: Kim Ga Ram
- Guionista: Kim Yi Rang
- Géneros: Histórico, Comedia, Romance, Drama
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Reparto y créditos
- Kim Min Jae Papel principal
- Gong Seung Yeon Papel principal
- Seo Ji Hoon Papel principal
- Park Ji Hoon Papel principal
- Byun Woo Suk Papel principal
- Go Won Hee Papel principal
Reseñas
A lot of people dropping it and stuff like this.
So, I just got curious and decided to give it try.
Once finished it, I can tell that it wasn't THAT bad. I mean, I was expecting something definitely worse
(I prepared myself for the worst).
It wasn't a masterpiece but it was decent. I liked it.
The way writers built each character in a different way, with a different (and sad) background was really a good idea.
I liked that.
Still, I can understand why people lost their interest in it: there was no development. This is 'cause writers preserved it for a big finale. But I'm gonna talk about this later.
I think that another problem was Soo's character. He was so marginal, kinda meaningless. The writers weren't able to let viewers get attached to him. They could have worked so much on his character...
Talking again about the plot development.
The problem was this: the whole drama IS in the LAST episode, basically.
I'm serious. It was like the writers put all their ideas there. In fact ep. 16's finale was SO rushed. It's really a shame. This could have been a lot more interesting and entertaining and there could have been a different development of the story itself, but also of characters and their relationships.
A lot of WASTED POTENTIAL.
(OST awesome. I really liked it).
A well-written story of love, drama and suspense.
A well-written story that will keep you entertained until the very end. Flower Crew has drama, suspense, comedy, political intrigue, and romance that will make your heart flutter. Sometimes I read a negative review, and I wonder if that person even watched the same drama. So many people skip over and fast forward through episodes, then try to write a review as if they had some hidden awareness. Don’t make that mistake; every episode in this drama is essential. The story is well written, each episode building up to a grand finale. Subplots are all completed, nothing left to the imagination.The acting was fantastic. Gong Seung Yeon’s portrayal of Gae Ddong/Yoon Su Yeon was the backbone of the drama. From the first episode until the very end, she pulled each character into her circle of excellence. Kim Min Jae as Ma Hoon matched well with her, as did the other ML Seo Ji Hoon, who played Lee Soo/Kim Soo, the King. In addition, dual villains kept everything exciting and provided enough suspense to keep you on the edge of your seat.
The romantic story was perfect, with the flow of love between FL and ML building up the entire drama. If you feel sorry for losing ML, that tells me you didn’t watch the whole series. The chemistry wasn’t blazing, and the kisses were average, but the romance was over the top—a match made in heaven. Two people pushed together by fate find love under the most difficult of circumstances.




























