I think having the children's story helps you get more perspective of the drama. At least here i think that scene…
I think the they used the female chipdhood parts effectively. We did see the scene of her conversing with the king about the life of concubine. And the king did give her a book which I think will be important later.
a lot of historical dramas that have been airing lately all star child actresses... they really are the best at…
What's interesting is that the they somehow played in their childhood a role very similar to their 2021 sageuk. Kim Yoo Jung was the child version of painter Moon Geun Young in Painter of the Wind back in 2008 before her present stint in Lovers of the Red Sky (in fact Lovers of the Red Sky is directed by Painter of the Wind director). Before playing a Goguryeo princess in River Where the Moon Rises, Kim So Hyun also as a child played a Goguryeo girl (albeit a minor character) in Ja Myung Go. Park Eun Bin has never played a crossdressing role before King's Affection (afaik) but she did as a child play a royal character in an early 2000s historical drama. In the case of our court lady Lee Se Young here, she also played a court lady in the 2003 hit drama Jewel in the Palace/Dae Jang Geum as the child version of Jang Geum's rival.
Seong deok im is her real name, royal Nobel consort ui is her title given by king Jeong Jo after she gave birth…
I don't exactly remembered how she was portrayed in Yisan but I hope it's gonna be quite different but still with lots of chemistry with the male lead like in Yisan. From what we're seeing in episode 2, I'm really liking the actors' chemistry.
I really enjoy it. Better than all the other historical dramas airing right now in my opinion. Se young is the…
Trivia: Se Young was a child actress in Jewel in the Palace (first historical kdrama about court ladies that got international attention). She also played as young court lady their (young version of main female's rival).
I'm guessing this is going to involve a lot of politics and be very serious but can anyone confirm? Not really…
I know some politics bore some people, but if a drama did well in interwoving the politics and the drama’s romance and overall plot together, they usually result in engaging and compelling dramas.
Liked the first episode. I think if you’re at least familiar with Dongyi you’ll understand the first episode. The King in the first episode is Dong Yi’s son. He doesn’t like people talking about his mother’s lowly background which is why the book that states his mother’s lowly background is banned.