Silla's Tragedy: Kim Chun-chu on His Knees… Lee Hyun-ook Overwhelmed by Father Kim Kang-woo's Humiliation [Munmu]

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In 'Munmu,' Kim Kang-woo kneels before Lee Ji-hoon in an attempt to save Silla from crisis. Lee Hyun-ook is consumed by a sense of desolation upon witnessing the reality of a Silla groaning under the weight of war.

The production team of KBS 2TV's new historical drama 'Munmu' (Responsible Producer Lee Ho, Screenplay Kim Ri-heon and Hong Jin-i, Directing Kim Young-jo and Go Sung-jun, Production K-EAST and Monster Union) released stills featuring Kim Beop-min (played by Lee Hyun-ook) and Kim Chun-chu (played by Kim Kang-woo) on the 13th.

In the stills, Kim Beop-min witnesses the blood-and-tears of Silla's people trapped in the shadow of war and is deeply shocked. His face gradually hardens with anger and sorrow as he confronts the devastation of his homeland, which is no different from hell, with corpses scattered everywhere. The look in Kim Beop-min's eyes as he views Silla, reduced to ruins by Baekje's attack, foreshadows the opening of the fierce epic that lies ahead.

Confronting the tragedy of Silla, Kim Beop-min is once again plunged into grief upon seeing his father, Kim Chun-chu, lowering his head and setting aside his pride. Without even being aware of Kim Beop-min's gaze, Kim Chun-chu kneels before his friend, Bi Dam (played by Lee Ji-hoon).

This was because Silla found itself in crisis due to Baekje targeting Dae-yeo-seong, a military stronghold of Silla. Kim Chun-chu earnestly requests reinforcements from Bi Dam, but the latter responds with cold indifference. A sense of desolation boils up in the chest of Kim Beop-min as he watches his father's humiliating display.

In response to Bi Dam's sharp reaction, Kim Chun-chu recalls a past that cannot be forgotten. On a battlefield stained with blood on all sides and filled with the chaos of war, the two were fighting Baekje soldiers when they found themselves in mortal danger. At the time, seeing Bi Dam call for help, Kim Chun-chu made a split-second decision, one that pushed the relationship between the two to its breaking point. Curiosity grows about what the truth of the battlefield was that shook the fates of the two men.

Meanwhile, 'Munmu' is a work depicting the desperate and lonely epic of leaders who stake everything on a single victory amid 600 years of war and upheaval within the Three Kingdoms. It will air for the first time at 9:20 p.m. on the 14th.

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