maybe.But why did netflix end every drama with a potential of s2 this year and not even 1 has been cofirmed its…
Think of it as gambling, if it got popular, then season 2 will make more money for Netflix, also NETFLIX Is so much marketing for The East Palace, I hope it becomes a hit
I think drama never explicitly explains how the snake spirit was originally created.It is implied that the snake…
I think the series deliberately leaves parts of its mythology unexplained, making them feel more like groundwork for a potential Season 2 than actual plot holes.
The lore is intentionally left a bit ambiguous, but here is how i understood it
1. >!The Realm of Gwi isnt Hell. Its more like a spiritual limbo where souls consumed by resentment and vengeance become trapped instead of moving on.!< The East Palace sits on a place with strong yin energy, making it a gateway between the human world and this realm.
2. The giant creature (Primordial Gwimae) Gu cheon meets isnt necessarily the ruler of all ghosts but a primordial being that embodies overwhelming yin energy. In exchange for its power, Gu Cheon essentially offers his soul/freedom. Thats why the chain remains on his hand in the finale, the debt hasnt been fully paid leaving the door open for a S2.
3. The Saeng gang family simply inherits the ability to see and communicate with spirits through king's maternal bloodline. Drama never explains why they have this gift or where it originated.
I think the series intentionally leaves parts of its mythology unexplained. Rather than plot holes they feel like setup for a potential S2.
There was no depth to ML's character. Leads didn't have enough scenes together to make them die for eachother…
Hard disagree. The ML's character was basically jobless, and when he was forced to do something, it was only because his life was at stake. If you say he could've just become a soul and killed them all, that might be true, but the ML clearly mentions that he doesn't want to become an Agwig. It was either die or save them. On top of that, he gradually grew attached to the FL, since she risked her life to save his.
if anyone's watched this, I have a question regarding the big snake spirit. I understand that i feeds on the negative thoughts and drives the person to the extreme end.. but is there anything im missing.? Like how did it came into being in the first place? Is it because of so many killings that have taken place in the palace? Or is there any other reason?
Can the editors add remaining cast members??? Cause I'm pretty sure I see very well known actors in the shows that are not included in this mdl cast list
People really underestimate nam joo hyuk as an actor, now every pre watch review is praising nam joo hyuk for his acting, and even cho seoung woo praised him, that how he was so different at the set a whole different character, I hope he gets his flowers for his acting soon by the audience too
There is no female lead footage in any material released, even though this is not bl, marketing team intentionally marketing this as bl, they need to stop with this bullshit and show us the female lead
Nam joo hyuk said this is the loneliest character he ever played..... The same guy who played lee junha and baek yijin..... He is going to die isn't he?
1. >!The Realm of Gwi isnt Hell. Its more like a spiritual limbo where souls consumed by resentment and vengeance become trapped instead of moving on.!< The East Palace sits on a place with strong yin energy, making it a gateway between the human world and this realm.
2. The giant creature (Primordial Gwimae) Gu cheon meets isnt necessarily the ruler of all ghosts but a primordial being that embodies overwhelming yin energy. In exchange for its power, Gu Cheon essentially offers his soul/freedom. Thats why the chain remains on his hand in the finale, the debt hasnt been fully paid leaving the door open for a S2.
3. The Saeng gang family simply inherits the ability to see and communicate with spirits through king's maternal bloodline. Drama never explains why they have this gift or where it originated.
I think the series intentionally leaves parts of its mythology unexplained. Rather than plot holes they feel like setup for a potential S2.