Haechi
Haechi

Haechi

2019TV ShowEnded1 SeasonKorean

Set during the Joseon Dynasty period, the series follows three people from different walks of life who came together to help Prince Lee Geum claim the throne and reform the Saheonbu.

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IMDb7.3/10
Director: Kim Hong-sunGenres: Historical, Drama, Action, Fantasy

Plot Summary

Set in the Joseon Dynasty, 'Haechi' follows the story of Prince Yeoning (later King Yeongjo) who, despite being illegitimate, strives to claim the throne. He teams up with a group of passionate individuals, including a sharp-witted female detective, a skilled swordsman, and a resourceful fugitive, to uncover political conspiracies and fight corruption within the government. Together, they challenge the established order and seek justice for the common people.

Critical Reception

Haechi received generally positive reviews, with critics and audiences often praising its compelling storyline, strong performances from the cast, and detailed historical setting. The series was noted for its blend of political intrigue, action sequences, and character development, making it a popular historical drama.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for its intricate plot and political maneuvering.
  • Commended for the strong chemistry and performances of the main cast.
  • Appreciated for its visually rich depiction of the historical Joseon era.

Google audience: Audience reception on Google is not readily available as a consolidated rating or summary.

Awards & Accolades

Nominated for several awards at the 2019 SBS Drama Awards, including Top Excellence Actor for Jung Il-woo and Excellence Actor for Kwon Yul.

Fun Fact

The drama's title, 'Haechi', refers to a mythical creature often associated with justice and judgment, symbolizing the show's themes of uncovering truth and fighting corruption.

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ParkMin

ParkMin

The drama had so much potential, but never managed to break through. The pacing was inconsistent for its elongated cool-down periods and its redundant flimsy 24 episodes. One moment you're going at a steady pace and the next, you're like, "...