The female lead looked so young that her partner appeared to look so old for her. I like the second male lead, he looks so charming and kind. I also like all the pottery and ceramics that was created during competitions to win for the king's favors and position. It's like explaining how it all started and its importance to the economy in the palace. The concept of "kiln God" makes me chuckle. Although somehow women still fight for equality in the workplace.
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Very good drama
AngelofMusic199823 April 2020
This is a very interesting Korean drama that tells the story of Jung Yi,who lives in the late 16.century Joseon and wants to become a potter.There are some cliches,like Jung Yi disguasing as a boy and a love triangle,but is a good show.Overall,very good.8,5/10
A broken pot
Park_Min9 December 2023
This drama didn't deserve to be longer than 10-12 episodes at best for the amount of material it had to offer. Quickly enough, they deviated from pottery making in favor of typical bland drama antics. Pottery making was its selling point but we barely got a slight tiny glimpse of that field. They kept all details and technicalities to minimum, how do they expect the viewer to care? I guess having a love square is more important to them. Looking at the cast it seemed promising but it turned out to be quite disappointing. Nonetheless, did we really need that awful nasty 17-years timeskip before the end credits? Massive yikes!!
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