¡My Country: The New Age (Watashi no Kuni)DVD Box 2
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[Machine Translation] Yang Se-jeong x Woo Do-hwan x AOA Soriyoon and Jang Hyuk! A young popular star and a veteran actor who is very popular in Japan perform together in a gorgeous performance! The film depicts the turbulent period from the end of the Goryeo Dynasty to the opening of Korea to the outside world, focusing on three young men and depicting the history of the opening of Korea from a completely new perspective! This blockbuster production cost 20 billion won and took 9 months to shoot. A spectacular action period drama with stunning visual beauty! The second volume of "My Country" DVD-BOX. The Japanese dubbed voice cast includes Jun Fukuyama as So Hui, Yoshimasa Hosoya as Nam Sono, Suzuko Mimori as Han Hee-jae, Dai Tsuchida as Lee Bang-won, and Ryosuke Takahashi as Park Chi-duh. --The year is 1388, at the end of the Koryo Dynasty. In 1388, in the late Goryeo Dynasty, poor Hwi (Yang Se-jeong) lives to support his sick sister, while Sonoh (Woo Do-hwan) is discriminated against because he is a bastard son of a servant mother, although his father is a high-ranking official. The two best friends, who have honed their martial arts skills through friendly competition, save Hee-jae (Kim Seo-yeong), who was being chased by officials. Hee-jae learns that Hwi is the son of Seo Gum, the warlord who saved his life, and is rapidly attracted to him. Meanwhile, Hwi and Sonoh face off in the military department's exam to pass at the top of their class. Hwi defeats Sono, but Sono's father, Nam Jung (Ahn Naesang), has bribed the examiner, and it is Sono who passes the exam. Three months later, Hwi has achieved great success in the hellish battlefield and has become a man to be admired by all. However, Lee Seong-gae, the commander-in-chief, decides to dispose of the advance troops to prove that King Woo's attack on Liaodong was unjustified. In 1392, Lee Seong-gae reigned as king of the new Joseon Dynasty. Unable to disobey Sono's order to kill Lee Bang-won (Jang Hyuk), Lee Seong-gae's fifth son, Hwi begins to probe Bang-won's weaknesses... Contains episodes 9 to 16. Original booklet (8 pages) enclosed.
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