| A drama I never regretted to watch, full of action and also dramatic accidents. |
Vagabond
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Title = Vagabond // 배가본드
Languages = Korean, Spanish
Available Subtitles = English, German, Spanish, Turkish
Episodes = 16
Seasons = One
Where to watch = Netflix
Plot | Cha Dal Gun becomes an awakened tiger in the face of his nephew's death in a mysterious plane crash. As an orphan himself, he had raised his nephew singlehandedly in place of his brother who had passed on. Triggered by the large-scale cover-up of the incident, he sets off on a journey to discover the truth. Go Hae Ri is the eldest daughter of a marine who had died during an operation. She has always wanted to be a normal civil servant to support her family, but life had other plans and she ends up as a National Intelligence Service (NIS) agent. Their lives intertwine as they discover a tangled web of corruption behind the plane crash. |
Main Cast | Lee Seung Gi as Cha Dal Gun |
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| Bae Suzy as Go Hae Ri |
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| Shin Sung Ruk as Gi Tae Ung |
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Personal Review | Tbh I don't remember a lot because I watched the series a year ago or sum, so I can't really say anything anymore, but I still know something. Anyways, I know that I liked the series a lot because the shots were very nice and also very difficult and it was nice to watch. I love action so this KDrama was perfect for me. Some characters were a bit confusing to understand but overall they presented nice traits. A thing I strongly dislike about this series is, that it has an open end. I don't watch 16-one-hour-long episodes for an open end, director! But when we forget the end, I can really recommend Vagabond. |
