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King the Land 2023 Tv Series Review Trailer Poster Online

From the creators of All of Us Are Dead, King the Land will soon be released on Netflix in June 2023. It is said to be a new k-drama rom-com. King the Land is a South Korean Netflix Original series that will be directed by Im Hyun Wook (Reflection of You) and written by screenwriters Chun Sung Il (All of Us Are Dead) and Choi Rom.


The first episode of King the Land is scheduled to be released on Saturday, June 17, 2023. However, the show will have 16 episodes in total and they will be released twice a week on Saturdays and Sundays. The final episode of the series will air on August 6, 2023. It is important to note that King the Land episodes will first air on the South Korean cable network jTBC before being available on Netflix.

Stars: Im Yoon-ah, Jun-Ho Lee, Won-Hee Go

King The Land starts off like a rom-com with its usual enemies-to-lovers trope as the employer and employee initially clash because their goals don't align. Goo Won is a charming, calculating and affable chaebol heir, part of the King Group, which owns a chain of luxury hotels. He hates those who are not sincere and always put on a fake smile.


Hotelier Cheon Sa-rang arrives, whose name literally means love. She is all smiles and tries her best when told that Goo Won will be working closely with her hotel in particular. Of course, this puts them at odds as Sa-rang doesn't know how to please his boss, while Goo Won isn't sure why he keeps getting under his skin.


King The Land has been on everyone's radar ever since JTBC's casting announcement, as it stars second-generation K-pop idols Girls' Generation's YoonA and 2PM's Lee Junho, who have taken the industry by storm. acting with his K-dramas. They first showed their chemistry by hosting one of the 2022 year-end music festivals, MBC Gayo Daejejeon aroused a lot of interest in King The Land.

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