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Eun-jo is a daughter of a nobleman and a slave like Hong Gil-dong. The 7 Day Queen was from a prestigious noble family, and she wasn't killed but deposed.

Yes, writer nim is a new writer. The 2 PDs previously directed some of KBS's short dramas.

I know what you mean. I'm not doing a good job explaining it.

Easier said than done. He went too far, so she has no choice but to go from surviving mode to offense.

Yes, it's a legit reason to dethrone him.

This is the way.

If the king goes down for his crimes, all his sons will be killed.

This king has been the enemy of the people from the beginning. He also killed her father.

Screenwriter: Lee Sun https://wiki.d-addicts.com/To_My_Beloved_Thief

Loosely based on Yeonsangun.

He is based on the worst king of Korea, so no surprise there.

Spamming viki to sub it. I don't trust Netflix.

I haven't watched as many J-drama as I would like, but I do remember Matsuyuki Yasuko from "Mother." Lee Bo-young played the same character in the Korean version of "Mother" but I can not forget Yasuko's performance and little Ashida Mana.

They might end up in a 3some (marriage) and that would be just normal in Joseon. 😅

Nice!!

LOL

Mad king Ha Jeok-jin was pretty good.

I haven't seen her since The Duo (2010). Her last sageuk.

All those people that were killed during the purge opposed him. He spared Eun-jo's dad because he was his teacher.

Why would he want to kill Yeol's mother for anyway? That's like killing his own mother.