Six Flying Dragons

The ambitious success stories of 6 people surrounding Prince Lee Bang Won, and the ideological and political conflict between Prince Lee Bang Won and Jung Do Jeon, the man instrumental in helping King Taejo establish the fledgling Joseon nation.

Director(s)

Shin Kyung-soo

Cast & crew

Seo Yi-sook

Myo-sang

Kim Ji-eun

Yi Bang-gan Wife

Jung Moon-sung

Han Goo-young

Jeon Kuk-hwan

General Choe Yeong

Shin Sae-kyeong

Boon-yi

Ha Jun

Ryoo Moon-sang

Kim Ye-joon

Yi Bang-bun (young)

Jin Sun-kyu

Nam Eun

Jo Hee-bong

Ha Ryun

Cheon Ho-jin

Lee Seong-gye

Lee Cho-hee

Gab-boon

Baek Su-ho

Moo-hyul (young)

Lee Ji-hoon

Heo Gang

Kim Hee-jung

Queen Shin'ui

Jeong Yu-mi

Yeon-hee

Jeon No-min

Hong In-bang

Jeon Mi-seon

Yeon-hyang

Kim Eui-sung

Jung Mong-ju

Lee Jun-hyeok

Hong Dae-hong

Han Ye-ri

Yoon Lang

Yoon Chan-young

Ddang-sae (young)

Seo Jun-young

Kang Chan-sung

Sieun

Yeon-hee (young)

Seo Dong-won

Yi Bang-gwa

Yoon Kyun-sang

Moo-hyul

Byun Yo-han

Ddang-sae

Seo Hyun-chul

Jang Sam-bong

Yoo Ah-in

Lee Bang-won

Nam Da-reum

Yi Bang-won (young)

Heo Joon-seok

Dae-geun

Park Hyuk-kwon

Gil Tae-mi / Gil Sun-mi

Han Sang-jin

Monk Jukryong

Kim Myung-min

Jeong Do-jeon

Min Sung-wook

Jo Young-kyu

Park Hae-soo

Yi Ji-ran

Yoon Son-ha

Cho-young

Gong Seung-yeon

Min Da-kyung (Queen Wongyeong)

Lee Seung-hyo

Yi Bang-woo

Kang Shin-hyo

Yi Bang-gan

Jo Young-jin

Min Je

Ahn Ji-hye

Bi-wol

Moon Jong-won

Joo Che

Kwon Hwa-woon

Hwang Hee

Kim Ha-kyoon

Baek Yoon

Park Sung-hoon

Gil Yoo

Jeong Jae Min

Lee Bang Ui [Young] / Grand Prince Ikan

Cha Soon-hyeong

Pitching Officer

Yoon Seo-hyun

Woo Hak Ju

Kim Sa-rang

[Man Seok's daughter]

Shin Kyung-soo

Seasons Guide

Season 1

Details

GenresDrama

Seasons1

Episodes50

Runtime~1h 0 mins

Total Runtime~49h 55 mins

Languageko

Produced inSouth Korea

Reviews

ParkMin

4/10

I hate how this was a prequel to "Tree With Deep Roots", I already hated what they did with the roots plot in that one. This one simply followed its predecessor in that regard, just an extension of the same aggravating plot device structure but this time it's double the length!! Doubling down on Tree With Deep Roots' biggest weakness without fixing its fundamental problem. I would presume they have gotten enough feedback from "Tree With Deep Roots" to do a better job but it doesn't seem to be the case here. There were some interesting moments, interactions and ideas but these were overshadowed by everything else. The cast was an even split for me, some of them were likable while the rest I really disliked throughout. Shin Sae Kyeong was a literal plank of wood for most of the drama. Anyway, if I had to really pretend to be blind for 2 seconds then the drama had some nice action sprinkled scarcely and that's probably what I would be remembering it for. In comparison, it's slightly better than "Tree With Deep Roots" but can be categorized equally the same.

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