*This contains spoilers and a summary of the story. *There is a making-of video on the Wowkorea page. Video from 2:21 to 5:55.
This time, we start with a scene between filming. Yuk Seong Jae is curious about the filming equipment. As filming begins, Yong Geum is concerned about the tense atmosphere between the two.
They try to go too far, but when they reach a dead end, laughter breaks out. Next comes a donkey. Yuk Seong Jae sees the donkey and strokes its face, saying, "It's cute." Then, Kangchi frantically searches for Yo-ri, who has disappeared.
Yori yells at Yong-geum, "If you're gone, wake me up!!" and gets hit instead. Yuk Seong Jae also acts with Yong-geum in the exclusive scene, a little distance away. And Gang-cheol-ri
In the scene where he shows off his power, he uses a fan to create a breeze. Yong-geum also gets caught up in it. However, it starts to rain and filming is halted. When asked, "Do you like rain?", he replies, "I don't like it.
"It only rains in the scene where Yori gets angry. I have to believe that the TV series will be a success," he said. Next is the scene where Yori is cornered. Kwang pushes her down and strangles her. Tears well up in her eyes.
Kim Jiyeong (Bona) shows off her powerful acting skills. "I'm completely injured," she says with a laugh, showing off her muddy clothes. Then she continues filming the scene where she is saved by Gangchori. Gangcho reaches out his hand.
Kim Jiyeon laughs at the sight of Lee. Yuk Seong Jae then has an action scene and chooses a weapon. "It's mainly defense anyway. Oh, a puchase would be fun," said the other cast members.
He is holding a strike and a weapon in his hand. Kim JiHun is also holding a weapon with the same idea. "I can't hit with this," she laughs. ●Reactions from Korean netizens● "Ghost Palace is interesting"
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The story depicts how Gangcheol-ri (Seongje) and Yeori (Bona from "WJSN") become closer after a bloody battle with the Hassaku Oni. The story begins with a duel between Gangcheol-ri and the King (Kim Ji-Hun), who is possessed by the Hassaku Oni.
With the help of Ganchori's luminous ball and Yori's demon-slaying consciousness, they barely managed to drive out the demon, but the two were shocked by the demon's strength, which exceeded their expectations.
Although he was injured, he once again felt a strong crush on Yori as she gently treated him, and seemed unsure what to do with the human emotions he was experiencing for the first time in his life.
Meanwhile, the king, whose body had been taken over by the Yashaku Oni for a while, was confused by the strange thing that had happened to him. Until now, he had strictly prohibited the king from practicing shamanism.
They tried to punish Gangcheol and Yo-ri for their actions, but the situation was resolved when Won-ja (Park Jae-jung), who had recovered after escaping from the clutches of the Yasaka Oni with Yo-ri's help, stopped them.
Knowing that the Yashaku Oni had not been completely eradicated, Ganchori advised Yori to leave the palace to protect her, but Yori quickly refused.
The reason was that she had to save Yuk Seong Jae (playing the second role). Finally, Yori realized that she, a young shrine maiden without even a god in her body, was the reason she lost by trying to fight against the Yashaku Oni.
He asked Gancholi to take him as his disciple, saying, "I will accept you as a god residing in my body and serve you with care. Please help Lord Gab." Gancholi had refused him for 13 years.
When Yo-ri, who had come to visit, changed her attitude because of Gab, his heart was twisted, but he soon softened and promised her that she could offer him a changmyeongru (a bracelet made of five-colored thread) as an offering.
Later, Yo-ri discovers an unexpected side to Gancho-ri. Gancho-ri has been acting as a guardian deity, protecting Yo-ri from danger for a long time. Yo-ri realizes that the evil god Gancho-ri, whom she hated so much, is actually
For the first time, I realized that he had not been tormenting me, but had been protecting me, and I felt a strange emotion.
