When Japanese followers force the King Sun Jong to sign the annexation treaty of Japan and Korea, she hides the court seal under her skirt and resists their forcible demand, but her uncle takes it away from her. I am so f**king happy that he does not get a 'happy ending' with Nara, he well and truly doesn't deserve it. Queen Yun, invested with a title of the second crown princess of the crown prince at the age of 13, becomes the Empress the next year. I am not trying to hate on Choi, but quitting after the final script has been finalised is just straight-up juvenile and idiotic, considering how agitated SBS would be, and how much the writer (the famous Kim Soon Ok) will loathe him.Īlso, can you guys imagine the pressure the rest of the cast will have to experience because of him? The writer will have to write a BRAND NEW ending that is probably not going to connect well with the previous episode, and the rest of the cast will have to remember the new script in such a short amount of time (Shin Sung Rok also has another drama's script he needs to get familiar with, I believe).

I understand that Lee Hyuk got more attention but who is that to blame? Possibly the lack of presence the male lead demonstrated in the later parts of the drama? The writer has already tried so hard to give him the spotlight, giving him almost super powers to get his 'revenge', Chun Woobin is literally the smartest character of the whole drama, but still, Choi failed to appeal to the general audience. I did admire him at the beginning of the drama, but such irresponsible behaviour and lack of professionalism is just appalling. This drama is set in present day South Korea, but under the premise that the country is governed by a constitutional monarchy. Um, I'm sorry but the Taiwan fan meeting is on the 28th, and the shooting for the last two episodes is before the 21st, this is such a sloppy, irresponsible excuse.

Drama korea the last empress