MBC’s Friday-Saturday drama Moon River wrapped up with a heartwarming and fully satisfying finale on the 20th, giving fans a perfect happy ending and the show’s highest ratings to date.
The final episode followed Lee Gang (Kang Tae Oh), Park Dal Yi (Kim Se Jeong), Lee Woon (Lee Shin Young), and Kim Woo Hee (Hong Soo Joo) as they overcame their struggles and finally walked their “flower paths,” leaving viewers touched.
According to Nielsen Korea, the finale scored 6.8% nationwide and 6.4% in Seoul, marking a personal best. A key moment when Park Dal Yi regained consciousness peaked at 7.5%, highlighting the episode’s emotional impact.
Lee Gang destroyed the secret contract used by Left State Councillor Kim Han Cheol (Jin Goo), restoring King Lee Hee’s (Kim Nam Hee) authority and setting events in motion for justice. Kim Han Cheol attempted to retaliate, taking Park Dal Yi hostage, but Lee Gang’s quick thinking and courage saved her, leading to a shocking and emotional turn.
Meanwhile, the two leads’ deep love created a miracle: Park Dal Yi’s life was restored, and their bond was stronger than ever.
With Kim Han Cheol’s downfall, disrupted relationships were healed, Lee Gang and Park Dal Yi became king and queen, and Lee Woon and Kim Woo Hee married, bringing the story to a heartwarming close.
Moon River was celebrated for its tender storytelling, emotional romance, and strong performances.
Kang Tae Oh and Kim Se Jeong impressed with their flawless chemistry, while Lee Shin Young and Hong Soo Joo added unique romance, and Jin Goo captivated as the intense villain.
The drama’s mix of beautiful visuals, moving OST, and traditional music enhanced the historical setting, making the finale both visually and emotionally satisfying. The show left a lasting impression as the young protagonists finally walked the paths they had long dreamed of.
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