• 4 Korean Dramas Fiercely Criticized For Distorting History

    Even the main actors of the Korean series below are criticized for participating in works that distort history.

    Along with the outstanding development of the Korean television industry, the audience wants perfection in every work that they watch, requiring filmmakers to be meticulous in both production and censorship progress. Therefore, in recent times, there have been many Korean series or movies that have sparked a wave of violent boycotts from the audience because of scandals related to historical distortion.

    • Joseon Exorcist

    The most severely boycotted Korean drama in history is Joseon Exorcist, the drama that could have been a major historical hit of SBS. Accordingly, Joseon Exorcist came under fierce criticism for using Chinese props and disrespecting Korean history by bringing real characters in the Joseon royal family into a fictional story. In addition, the audience discovered the image of the character Moo Hwa (Jung Hye Sung) in Joseon Exorcist of plagiarizing the costume of Ju JingYi in a Chinese drama. 

    Joseon Exorcist was forced to be discontinued indefinitely after 2 episodes

    • Snowdrop

    Snowdrop is the hottest Korean drama in the past few days. After it premiered, it has continuously faced criticism from Korean netizens. In less than a day since the audience filed a petition to the Blue House to cancel the broadcast of the drama, Snowdrop has received more than 200,000 signatures and 452 complaints, which is even more severe than Joseon Exorcist. The reason is because many Koreans are extremely angry that Snowdrop has lots of details that distort history.

    After being accused of distorting history, Snowdrop lost sponsorship from a series of brands.  Even Disney+, the only OTT platform that broadcasts Snowdrop, has received hundreds of complaints to cancel the broadcast.


    This is probably the most controversial Korean drama in history because controversy has erupted since before its release

    • Mr. Queen

    After Joseon Exorcist was banned, another YG’s product, Mr. Queen was suddenly ostracized by the public.  The work is accused of defaming King Cheol Jong, depicting Queen Shin Jong as a superstitious person and using the worshiping rituals of the ancients at Jongmyo Temple – a UNESCO World Heritage Site as a joke.

    Currently, after a while of being removed from online streaming platforms in Korea, information related to the drama has reappeared.

    • Empress Ki

    Despite being one of the blockbusters with the highest ratings in Korean history, Empress Ki is still controversial because of the scandal of distorting history.  The Korean audience criticized the production crew for choosing the main setting of the drama to be in China, at the end of the Yuan dynasty.  Even this drama is said to distort the image of historical figures.

  • Park Bo Young and Park Jinyoung look so good together fans are begging for a real romance

    Park Bo Young and Park Jinyoung are making fans swoon with their stunning chemistry and matching visuals!

    On May 23, Jinyoung took to Instagram to share behind-the-scenes photos from the promotional shoot for tvN’s new weekend drama Our Unwritten Seoul.

    The pictures instantly caught fans’ attention for one major reason — he and Park Bo Young look absolutely adorable together!

    In the photos, Jinyoung gives off soft boyfriend vibes as he touches up his makeup, takes selfies, and plays around with a film camera. But the highlight? His sweet moments with co-star Park Bo Young!

    The two pose close together, even touching each other’s cheeks with their fingers in a playful and romantic way. Fans couldn’t help but gush over how similar they looked — almost like they were made to star together.

    The upcoming drama Our Unwritten Seoul (written by Lee Kang, directed by Park Shin Woo) is a romantic coming-of-age story about twin sisters who are completely opposite in personality but look exactly the same. They end up switching lives through lies and discover unexpected love and truths along the way.

    Park Bo Young takes on the challenging role of playing all four sides of the twin sisters: Yoo Mi Ji and Yoo Mi Rae, as well as each sister pretending to be the other.

    Meanwhile, Park Jinyoung plays Lee Ho Soo, a charming and talented top lawyer at a major firm — and likely to be caught up in the chaos and romance.

    Our Unwritten Seoul premieres on May 24 at 9:20 p.m. KST on tvN. Fans are already excited to see the sparks fly between these two stars!

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