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Netflix literally has it tagged under lgbtq+ as one of the genres, calm down people…

He’s def better looking than nam joo hyuk and can def act better than him lol

please give him a main role please he needs it he’s so fine and his acting is pretty good @kdrama gods plz!

talented daddy!

daddy!

yeah it’s def your “bl twisted” mind cause there is barely a bit of bromance here.

The mother thinking it’s a good idea for her daughter to continue training under her attacker, as if that would better her performance 💀

Literally almost every culture in the world had some form of slavery at that time… that doesn’t make it right but no, during that time period it was not socially/culturally taboo. Just for context, this drama is most likely set in the late 1400s.but yes I do agree a lot of commentators are focusing on irrelevant, innocuous aspects in these comments.

Koreans seem to have this unique fascination/obsession with corruption and, essentially, “political intrigue”. Works great in historical dramas but doesn’t always translate well into other dramas such as… a sports drama about a rugby team.

Yes I do wish more of a focus was on the rugby team

Babes it is not a bl lmao

Give him back his medicine you bloody bastard!

who cares

and what would that be exactly?

because at the time in history this is set in korea aboltion of slavery didn’t have much support? idk what you’re expecting… slavery existed in most of the world at the time this was set, also. the anti slavery movement was not that significant globally until the 1800s.

girl are uou insane?

Daddy!

It's an SBS drama, Netflix has just acquired the distributing license for streaming. But yes they should promote it more.

8.5 for sure.

It's fiction mama, don't take it so seriously. A lot of sports dramas/movies are like this. We are aware this is very unlikely in real life.