King's Love

Newest sageuk offering The King Loves is off to a strong start, with breathtaking cinematography.

I went into this show expecting more of a heavier tone, but I'm pleasantly surprised by how breezy and fun these episodes are.

This episode gives us a more in-depth look at the structure of the royal family in Goryeo.

Our trio has managed to conceal their true identities despite finding themselves thrown together again and again.

The baddies make bold moves forward in their plan to oust Won, and one of those baddies comes closer to the truth.

This is the episode where our trio of friends evolves into a full-fledged love triangle.

It's nice to finally bring one of our boys into San's dilemma, because I was getting worried about her shouldering everything on her own.

As San’s two identities converge, she secretly struggles to protect those she cares about from any of the fallout.

Whoa. WHOA. This show is bringing its A game today, and as a result, I have so many feeeels!

We’re in for a major shift in the story as Won’s days of appearing weak and insignificant before the king are finally coming to an end.

After the high intensity of last week, the pace today is a bit slower even though the stakes remain high, and there are still many problems to solve.

Won’s inexperience leads to a mistake that threatens his position as crown prince, but he proves that he’s not one to be underestimated.

After seven years of silence, Rin must once again decide if he will remain complicit in his brother's evil deeds.

Won has always been a victim of the constant power struggle between his mother and father, but that tug of war now threatens those closest to him.

The devastating effects of a recent death spur Rin into reckless action, and he finds himself directly at odds with Won.

Won becomes more vulnerable than ever as he tries to defend himself from multiple threats and preserve the friendships that mean so much to him.

This is it, guys—the moment we've all be waiting for. The gloves are finally off, and I have to admit that though I've grown a bit impatient.

Some great performances highlight these episodes as our trio tries to navigate their way through perilous times.

I almost can't believe we're so close to the end, but these two episodes certainly did give me some closure.

The two friends at the heart of The King Loves face their biggest challenge of all as they grow into men of determination and purpose.