A classic Korean fairy tale includes a mermaid in the fisherman, with this premise adapted and modernized in the K-drama "The Legend of the Blue Sea". It is currently available to be transferred to Julu, the series is divided into two narratives, one set in the medieval era of Korea and the other nowadays. The reunion of the basic couple in the center of these two time periods is reincarnation, with their romance with a starvet that is reborn over time and tragedy. This two-narrative approach allows the "Legend of the Blue Sea" to weave in a number of classic K-drama threads, while presenting a thorough entertaining and unique story.

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During the Oseoseon dynasty, the young nobleman Kim Dam-Rayong (Lee Min-ho) is in a mermaid in a mermaid (Jun Ji-Hyun). For centuries later, Dam-Rayong has been reincarnated to an artist named Jeo Oonun-AEE, while Reincarnirin Se-Jua takes the name Shim Jeong after being smeared with the handsome man. As Shim Cheong adapts to the life of dry land, the Oonun-AEE begins to experience dreams of his past life with her. Finding a time capsule left by Dam-Riaong, Oonun-AEE learns about its tragic history with Shim Cheong and it looks like to break the cycle.

"The Legend of the Blue Sea" premiered before Korean shows really exploded in the United States, doing so neglected and underestimated k-drama. Fortunately, its availability of Fulu makes it easy surveillance to repair, as there is much to be loved in this particular series.

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What's about "The Legend of the Blue Sea" is that it really throws so much together and the whole thing still works well. There is a bad romance of the work that really complains Fans of sad k-dramasWith the fantasy it blooms through its underwater loveee story. But as the narrative shifts nowadays, there is a very literal romantic fish comedy from water to keep the story not too much. This is balanced with the mystery during the past life of the couple that retains the feeling of impending danger and prevents the series from becoming imaginative Review "Splash".

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The other main factor in the appeal of the show, of course, is the fantastic chemistry between Jun Ji-Hyun and Lee Min-ho. Both actors have been working steadily for decades, with Jun unforgettable A medieval series of zombies "Kingdom", And Lee practically steals the show in "Guys Over Flowers". Anything Good romantic k-drama The lives or dies on the basis of the strength of his basic couple, and June and Lee each give attractive performances as protagonists on the show. While Lee certainly wears his fan-led man Charm, Junun stands out to balance the comedy of the show's fantasy show Alur.

If you missed the catching "The Legend of the Blue Sea" in its initial debut, the series is ready and awaits the growing K-Drama Library of Julu. And with the smooth mixing of genres, it is easy to see why the show has become such a hit with both local and international audiences in the years of its premiere.

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