SBS gilt drama 'The King: The Lord of Eternity' is a parallel world fantasy romance drawn by Yi Gwa (the Liao) type Korean Empire Emperor Lee Gon who wants to close the door (the Eternal Monarch) of the dimension and the Moon-Gwa (the Liao) type Korean detective Jeong Tae-eul who wants to protect someone's life, people, and love through cooperation between the two worlds. Korean Empire and Korea are attracting viewers by unfolding stories about fateful love that crosses two coexisting worlds.
Above all, Lee Min-ho, who realized that the key to the inquiry to cross the parallel world was a full-fledged one, decided to go back to Korean Empire and focused his attention on the Korean Republic with Kim Go-eun.
Lee Min-ho and Kim Go-eun are facing each other in close proximity, and the super-close moment is caught in the forest. In the drama, Igon and Jung Tae are sitting close to each other as if their lips are touching. While Lee is sending a gentle smile and a gentle look toward Jung Tae, Jung Tae is making a surprised look. Two people in a fantastic aura set in bamboo forests are making the hearts of those who see whether they will start a fateful romance that goes beyond excitement.
The fateful two-shot of Lee Min-ho and Kim Go-eun was filmed in a bamboo forest in Busan last month. Lee Min-ho and Kim Go-eun have expressed some tension in preparing for this meaningful scene that must convey trembling and excitement at the same time against the fate of being swept away. They were seriously prepared to shoot, carefully reviewing the script with their heads together. Despite the fact that they had to convey the feelings of Lee and Jeong Tae only with their eyes and expressions, the two expressed their throbbing hearts and presented a magical romance atmosphere to the scene.
"Lee Min-ho and Kim Go-eun are sincere actors who are discussing to play the emotional line of the character," said the producer, "The King: The Lord of Eternity," which will be broadcast on the 25th. "In the 4th episode of Korean Empire Egon and Korea Jung Tae-eul,
10 p.m. on the 25th.