Check out some unmissable doramas with the historical theme you need to add to your weekend marathon list
One of the most popular genres in the universe of doramas, also known as k-dramas, is the historical plots. In these works, besides being able to follow a classic romantic story as many like, the public also has the opportunity to know a little more about the historical context of old South Korea dynasties, with locations that have centenary architectures and characters with the Hanboks, the classic traditional costumes of the country.
With that in mind, Recreio has separated a list of five doramas that feature period plots you need to watch. Check it out!
1. Alchemy of souls (2022)
Synopsis: “A powerful witch in a blind woman’s body is called upon to change the fate of a man of a renowned family.”
Where to watch:Netflix
2. The red sleeves (2021)
Synopsis: “Prince Yi San (Lee June) He promised to become a benevolent monarch despite the inheritance of a cruel reign left by his grandfather. He falls in love with Sung deok im (Lee Se Young), a maid of the intelligent and spirits palace. Yi San intends to make her her concubine, but Deok im knows that becoming a real consort would restrict her freedom and take her joy. Without letting herself down by Deok Im’s hesitation, Yi San’s pure love gradually conquering her. Although they share a love, life in the palace will put several obstacles in their way, and they will have to find a compromise that allows them to be happy. ”
Where to watch: Viki
3. Secret Royal Inspector & Joy (2021)
Synopsis: “Ra Yi Eon (TAECYEON), a young greedy in the Joseon dynasty becomes secret royal inspector after standing out in the civil service exam. Despite the possible envy of his colleagues, Yi Eon only thinks of the next meal. Kim Joy (Kim Hye Yoon), a woman attached to an unfortunate wedding with a player, seeks to break the social ties. When your ways intersect, they form a tense alliance that suggests deeper connections. Together they face the challenges of corruption and social expectations in the rigid society of Joseon. ”
Where to watch: Viki, Netflix
4. The creature of Gyeongseog (2023)
Synopsis: “Facing dangerous creatures, brave humans risk everything to protect people who love a threat that transcends generations.”
Where to watch: Netflix
5. Our flowering youth (2023)
Synopsis: “Prince Lee Hwan (Park Hyung Sik) becomes the main suspect in the poisoning of his older brother. To make matters worse, he receives a letter with a prophecy about his own death. With an uncertain future in front of him, Lee Hwan sees a light at the end of the tunnel when he meets Min Jae Yi (Jeon So Nee), a nobleman also accused of murdering the family days before his marriage. Seeing each other a chance to help each other, they will try to change the fate of prophecy and prove innocent, but this journey will also make it clear that there is a future in which they walk together. ”
Where to watch: Viki
Source: Recreio
