SBS Recently Released a Behind the Scenes Video Capture Screening of Lee Gon (Lee Min Ho) Scene Saving Jung Tae Eul (Kim Go Eun).
SBS recently released a behind the scenes video shot of "The King: Eternal Monarch" which features the shooting process of Lee Gon (Lee Min Ho) saving Jung Tae Eul (Kim Go Eun).
The scene was so viral among loyal viewers of "The King: Eternal Monarch" because of the variety of cool actions that Lee Gon performed while helping Jung Tae Eul ranging from riding horses at high speed to expertise in swordplay.
The shooting video shows Lee Min Ho, who practiced the sword scene in totality. Hilariously on the sidelines of the shooting process, the actor who was born in 1987 apparently did not miss teasing Kim Go Eun.
Lee Min Ho seemed to rub his sword that had been covered in artificial blood to hoodie Kim Go Eun. The beautiful actress tried to retaliate but Lee Min Ho had already avoided it with a big smile.
Lee Min Ho's mischievous behavior was also flooded by comments from Indonesian fans who teased the main pair "The King: Eternal Monarch". "Jail really bang limin, blood on the sword just stuck to tae ul's jacket," wrote one fan. "Sorry sir, Limin Moon ... you seem to touch the restricted area," continued another.
"How come when you joke around with your voice, it sounds like aiguuu if it's different," added another fan. "I swear the limin julurin, right when I put the sword's blood on the go eun's shirt. OHHH MYYYYY," added another. "The kidding is amadd bwanggg eittthhdahahh," concluded the other fans.
Meanwhile, "The King: Eternal Monarch" even though the story is more exciting but quite difficult to set a new rating record. The drama, which also stars Woo Do Hwan, even recorded the lowest rating point several times up to 5.2 percent.
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