'The River Rising the Moon' Na In-woo Funeral captures, a gruesome look Kim So-hyun

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The final story of Kim So-hyun and Na In-woo is revealed.On April 20, KBS 2TV monthly drama The River with the Moon (playplayplay by Han Ji-hoon/directed by Yoon Sang-ho) will finish the grand final with 20 episodes.The River on the Moon is a highly acclaimed work that re-created the love story of Princess Pyeong-gang (Kim So-hyun) and General Na In-woo in Setsuwa, Goguryeo, as a drama.The attention of viewers is focused on how the Moon Rising River will draw the end of Pyeong-gang and Ondal.In the 19th episode of The Moon Rising River broadcast on April 19, Pyeong-gang and Ondal were shown in the battle of Adan.The Battle of Adan is the last battle of General Ondal in Setsuwa, and the worries and anxiety of the enthusiastic viewers are growing as the historian spoiler.In the meantime, the Moon rising river side will focus attention on the steel cut that captures the Funeral of Ondal ahead of the final broadcast.In the open photo, Pyeong-gang looks at the coffin carried by the soldiers with a sad expression. The main character of the coffin is Ondal, who is lying in the coffin as if he is in deep sleep.The blood splash seems to be more calm in the coffin than in the battlefield.In the meantime, Pyeong-gangs expression has an unspeakable sadness.The complex heart of Pyeong-gang, who came to the war only for Pyeong-gang, and the death of such Ondal, is conveyed with steel cut alone, which breaks the hearts of viewers.Especially, this still cut reminds me of the last story of Pyeong-gang and Ondal in Setsuwa and adds sadness.Setsuwa is said to have not moved as if the coffin had been attached to the ground when he tried to move the body of Ondal, who died in Adan province.Eventually, when Pyeong-gang touched the coffin directly and greeted him, he moved.

The final story of Kim So-hyun and Na In-woo is revealed.

On April 20, KBS 2TV monthly drama 'The River with the Moon' (playplayplay by Han Ji-hoon/directed by Yoon Sang-ho) will finish the grand final with 20 episodes. "The River on the Moon" is a highly acclaimed work that re-created the love story of Princess Pyeong-gang (Kim So-hyun) and General Na In-woo in Setsuwa, Goguryeo, as a drama. The attention of viewers is focused on how the 'Moon Rising River' will draw the end of Pyeong-gang and Ondal.

In the 19th episode of "The Moon Rising River" broadcast on April 19, Pyeong-gang and Ondal were shown in the battle of Adan. The Battle of Adan is the last battle of General Ondal in Setsuwa, and the worries and anxiety of the enthusiastic viewers are growing as the historian spoiler.

In the meantime, the 'Moon rising river' side will focus attention on the steel cut that captures the Funeral of Ondal ahead of the final broadcast.

In the open photo, Pyeong-gang looks at the coffin carried by the soldiers with a sad expression. The main character of the coffin is Ondal, who is lying in the coffin as if he is in deep sleep. The blood splash seems to be more calm in the coffin than in the battlefield.

In the meantime, Pyeong-gang's expression has an unspeakable sadness. The complex heart of Pyeong-gang, who came to the war only for Pyeong-gang, and the death of such Ondal, is conveyed with steel cut alone, which breaks the hearts of viewers.

Especially, this still cut reminds me of the last story of Pyeong-gang and Ondal in Setsuwa and adds sadness. Setsuwa is said to have not moved as if the coffin had been attached to the ground when he tried to move the body of Ondal, who died in Adan province. Eventually, when Pyeong-gang touched the coffin directly and greeted him, he moved.