Why it may be worth watching
- Empress Ki combines Drama and War & Politics storytelling.
- The principal cast includes Ha Ji-won, Joo Jin-mo, Ji Chang-wook.
- Viewers currently rate it 7.3/10 from 66 votes.
TV series
A woman born in Korea navigates her way through love, war, politics and national loyalties to become a powerful empress in China's Yuan dynasty.
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Ha Ji-wonKi Seung Nyang (Empress Ki)
Joo Jin-moWang Yoo (King Choong Hye of Goryeo)
Ji Chang-wookTa Hwan (Emperor Huizong of Yuan)
Jin Yi-hanTal Tal
Baek Jin-heeTanashiri (Empress Tanashiri)
Jeon Kuk-hwanEl Temur
Im Joo-eunBayan Khutugh
Lee Won-jongDokman
Han Hye-rinLady Park
Kim Young-hoBayan
Kim Seo-hyungBudashiri (Empress Dowager)
Yoo In-youngYeon Bisu
Kim Jeong-hyeonTangqishi
Viewing guide
Best suited to viewers looking for Drama, War & Politics. The available catalogue spans 1 season.
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It started off on a fast pace with big cuts, jumps and gaps. We were thrown right into it with little to no explanation or a breathing room. Sure thing that was attractive enough to hold onto the viewers' attention but that was only for a brief period before the drama hit the brakes at full force yanking the viewers from the realm of existence. Halting its momentum to an irrecoverable state which affected the set up we were given, negatively. Not only the momentum but the story as a whole took a shift for the worse. That shift happened to early to be fo…
It started off on a fast pace with big cuts, jumps and gaps. We were thrown right into it with little to no explanation or a breathing room. Sure thing that was attractive enough to hold onto the viewers' attention but that was only for a brief period before the drama hit the brakes at full force yanking the viewers from the realm of existence. Halting its momentum to an irrecoverable state which affected the set up we were given, negatively. Not only the momentum but the story as a whole took a shift for the worse. That shift happened to early to be forgiven, after 7-9 episodes I think? If the writers intent was to write Ta Hwan as an unbearably pathetic whimp then they have achieved an outstanding success! Upon a second look, there were too many males to count who were obsessed with the female lead, this drama was a complicated reverse harem in disguise. Some characters had cool story arcs, while others were just stuck being one-dimensional, making it hard to care about them while the drama kept giving them more screen time. Even worse, most of the characters that died were given a cheap death, even important ones. Anyway, the drama had an enjoyable start despite the chaos but it never managed to recover after slamming the brakes.
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