The Kingdom of the Winds

After watching the final episode, I was curious to wonder whether or not Do Jin did die. Because it only showed that Do Jin attempted to jump off the cliff, it was so frustrated.

Upon finishing the first ep I was irrevocably hooked bc I had to witness whether or not this innocent child’s ominous fate premonished by the sorceress would indeed be true. This daunting question weighing on my mind kept me on pins and needles throughout the entire series and left me longing for an appeasing, cheerful ending. This drama deserves stellar accolades for successfully achieving an exhilarating, suspenseful action packed drama. I only had two tearful outbursts so the painful scenes were very bearable. The lavish costumes and splendid locations certainly contributed to the appeal of this drama and adequately complimented the impeccable actors. It was really gratifying to make the connection between this drama and Ja Myung Go which helped me understand who Hodong’s mother was. If indeed this was a factual depiction of Muhyul’s life than this man, despite being stricken with insurmountable grief, was indeed a man w/ a stupefying grandiose time transcending legacy.