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Wiam Najjar Jan 15, 2016 Liked Jan 15, 2016
Six flying dragons has affected my Life so much that I pretty much fear how I'll feel after it ends ._. I'm basically waiting for every monday since tis drama gives me Life at the moment xD
I agree with what you said about everyone and yes, Byun Yo Han is freaking slaying in this one! His career is definitly skyrocking and he deserves every piece! Yoo Ah In, I do Believe this is his best work so far, or a Close tie with his acting in Secret Love Affair, but yeah opinions :3
As for Byun Yo Han, he does acually do his own stunts XP not all of them, but a good 80% it seems (you can find behind the scenes footage of him practicing acrobatics and swordsdancing as well as other stuff. I also know he started to practice swordsmanship 1-2 months prior to the filming of the first episode, which just shows how dedicated he is to the role *_* I'm kind of obsessed with the actor at the moment, I can't wait to see what more he has in store for us as Lee Bang Ji but also in the future in other roles <3
Wiam Najjar Jan 15, 2016 Liked Jan 15, 2016
With certainty I dare to say this will become my all time favourite drama beside Nirvana on Fire. Without one single flaw and I'll surely write one long review after drama finishes but one thing I'll say is that I think I won't be watching these actors in their next projects for quite some time cause they ARE REAL and they are all characters they play, every one of them. Those historical and fictional characters will live forever inside these actors which I have never seen in my life. Not in this way.
Dang Sae and Bang-won are my favourite creatures. <3

I feel every second of this drama, its huge effect on me, that deepness, obsession and love for a lifetime. I am thankful to those people who made this drama come to life. <3
Wiam Najjar Jan 15, 2016 Liked Jan 15, 2016
I totally agree with this article. This is an awesome write up! Thank you for putting all my favorite characters - I'm adding another one though, Chuk Sa Gwang. She's a great character too and I think the story has become more intricate as they tackle with the "nameless" organization.

I loved this drama since it's a prequel to Tree with Deep Roots. I am also waiting for Bang Won's awakening. heh.

Oh, thanks for the FYI as well regarding to the director and writers for Queen Seon Duk, Jewel in the Palace and Tree with Deep Roots. I loved all these dramas and is in my favorite listing of historical watches. It's great to know that the same people are making another amazing drama. :)
Replying to Queen Love Jan 5, 2016 Liked Jan 5, 2016
After serious research i will take the plunge and watch this i was only hesitant to watch because even though…
Thank you both i will see it because my favorite Saeguk is a tree with deep roots !!
Replying to Queen Love Jan 4, 2016 Liked Jan 5, 2016
After serious research i will take the plunge and watch this i was only hesitant to watch because even though…
Shin Se Kyung slays in this drama (comes from someone who wanted to strangle the character in Fashion King).
On Six Flying Dragons Jan 3, 2016 Liked Jan 4, 2016
After serious research i will take the plunge and watch this i was only hesitant to watch because even though it has been years i still remember Fashion King
Replying to Ranchik Dec 28, 2015 Liked Jan 4, 2016
The thumbnail picture is totally misleading..
Hm. Well, I expected this article would cover the popular cultures (games, movies, etc) in the 1990 in Korea and perhaps, how it influence the current hallyu / kdrama culture. So, in that sense, yes, it is a bad thing imho.

If you use a collage of these 1990s born actress and actors, or at least combine the 90 games thingy with a collage of those actors, or even better, give an in-depth of how those 90's pop cultures influence the characters of those actors, I won't complaint