Al crecer como un herrero rural ordinario, Lee Soo no tenía idea de que alguna vez gobernaría todo Joseon; pero, a los veintitrés años, eso es exactamente lo que sucedió. Ahora, como rey, a Lee Soo le resulta difícil adaptarse a las restricciones de la vida en el palacio, especialmente en lo que respecta a los asuntos del corazón. Habiendo amado a Gae Ddong desde que tiene memoria, siempre pensó que ella sería con quien se casaría algún día; pero ahora, como rey, ese sueño se ha convertido en algo imposible. Como es una plebeya, Lee Soo no tiene ninguna posibilidad de convertir a Gae Ddong en su novia, pero eso no le impide intentarlo. Al contratar a la mejor agencia matrimonial en Joseon, Lee Soo le pide al talentoso Equipo Floral que transforme a su primer amor en una mujer noble. Aceptando la petición del rey, Ma Hoon, Do Joon y Go Young Soo toman a Gae Ddong a su cuidado. ¡Solo hay un problema, las transformaciones como esta no son fáciles y hay mucho trabajo por hacer! Arriesgando sus vidas para ayudar al rey, ¿podrá el Equipo Floral ayudar a Gae Ddong a convertirse en una hermosa flor noble o resultará ser un trabajo imposible? (Fuente: Viki) Edit Translation
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- Título original: 꽃파당: 조선혼담공작소
- También conocida como: Flower Crew: Joseon Marriage Agency
- Director: Kim Ga Ram
- Guionista: Kim Yi Rang
- Géneros: Histórico, Comedia, Romance, Drama
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Reparto y créditos
- Kim Min Jae Papel principal
- Gong Seung Yeon Papel principal
- Seo Ji Hoon Papel principal
- Park Ji Hoon Papel principal
- Byun Woo Suk Papel principal
- Go Won Hee Papel principal
Reseñas
A lot of people dropping it and stuff like this.
So, I just got curious and decided to give it try.
Once finished it, I can tell that it wasn't THAT bad. I mean, I was expecting something definitely worse
(I prepared myself for the worst).
It wasn't a masterpiece but it was decent. I liked it.
The way writers built each character in a different way, with a different (and sad) background was really a good idea.
I liked that.
Still, I can understand why people lost their interest in it: there was no development. This is 'cause writers preserved it for a big finale. But I'm gonna talk about this later.
I think that another problem was Soo's character. He was so marginal, kinda meaningless. The writers weren't able to let viewers get attached to him. They could have worked so much on his character...
Talking again about the plot development.
The problem was this: the whole drama IS in the LAST episode, basically.
I'm serious. It was like the writers put all their ideas there. In fact ep. 16's finale was SO rushed. It's really a shame. This could have been a lot more interesting and entertaining and there could have been a different development of the story itself, but also of characters and their relationships.
A lot of WASTED POTENTIAL.
(OST awesome. I really liked it).
While I didn’t find the first few episodes to be atrocious, I did find them a tad boring and not like what I thought this drama was supposed to be. That being said, I wasn’t immediately turned off and kept watching. This was also due to my innate need to be petty and continue this drama because all the Seo Ji Hoon stans were mad that Min Jae was the lead. Ji Hoon did look sexy as fuck as the locksmith, so I can understand.
However, after those first 4-6 episodes………..
I have said previously that I am a fan of messy plots as long as they are entertaining. The problem here isn’t that it is necessarily a messy plot, but rather something that manage to be stagnant and arduous. There was the overarching theme/storyline that we know is there, but we’re riddled with so many other things that even though it all connects, I am just left with a feeling of why should I give a fuck. And sure enough a fuck I did not give. It sucks to say, but this is straight up fifteen episodes of buildup with a shitty unsatisfactory payoff. The tensions of the political aspect was never felt. I never felt like there was any fear in anything and I felt that maybe the writer wanted there to be more than sixteen episodes? There was this idea of “a marriage case per episode” that I found interesting, but then that disappeared. It was like everything was expected to be serious and not serious. But honestly, that is to be expected considering they literally had a scene where they played ‘It’s Me (Pick Me)’ and the women were ‘auditioning’ to join the crew.
I am having a hard time figuring out what the saving grace for this drama is. A part of me wants to say it is the romance, but I am not completely convinced. Like in the moment the scenes were all great and romantic, and I think it was due in part to the chemistry between Seungyeon and Min Jae, but it wasn’t particularly memorable. I also didn’t like the constant miscommunication between them. To me, it was so contradicting to see Gae Tong, not just tell Ma Hoon, “Yo! I wanna be a noble lady for my brother, not Soo!” I know that she didn’t tell him sooner cause she thought he would send her home, but like that was definitely contradicting to what we’ve seen of her personality. Oh silly me, I forgot that women become timid, fragile, babies when we fall in love.
Since it’s not the romance then surely it must be the characters, right? RIGHT. Yeah no.. Definitely wasn’t that at all. While everyone did a good job with what they were given, I cannot stand dramas that try to come off as modern and progressive with their female characters because that ends up being the complete opposite. We have our female lead who got coerce into this marriage with her childhood sweetheart simply because he was there and like family. She then moves on to fall in love with a guy who was nice to her, maybe four times. There was Ji Hwa , who honestly could’ve been so much more than they designated her to, and I even thought they were going to do that, but talk about zero character growth. And of course, the Queen Dowager was a moron and the palace maid who died for no reason, but to increase Soo’s man pain. I won’t give a thesis lecture on the issues with the portrayal of the females in this drama, but like if you wanna be tropey, stick with being tropey and don’t try to do something else because it comes off as insincere.
I suppose now we’re left with the music and I mean, that was about as expected. A few songs stayed in my mind after each episode, but that’s because of stockholm syndrome. After completing all sixteen episodes, I just felt relief that it was finally over and maybe I can see Min Jae and Seungyeon again in something else.