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The Slave Hunters

The Slave Hunters

8.1 / 1020101 Seasons

Synopsis

It follows the story of Lee Dae Gil, a man of high birth, whose family was ruined when Won Gi Yun, a slave, burnt down his house and escaped with his sister, Un Nyeon, who was in love with Dae Gil. Driven by his desire for revenge, he survived his harsh years on the street and made his name as a slave hunter, dedicated to his pursuit to find Un Nyun, his first and only love. Song Tae Ha is a General of the Army who became a slave after being falsely accused of a crime he did not commit and finds himself on the run from Dae Gil's relentless pursuit. Both men become entangled in a love triangle with Un Nyepn, who is no longer a runaway slave, but Kim Hye Won, a nobleman's daughter.

Genre: Action & Adventure, Drama

Status: Ended

Creator: N/A

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Main Cast

Jang Hyuk

Jang Hyuk

Lee Dae-gil

Lee Da-hae

Lee Da-hae

Un-nyun / Kim Hye-won

Oh Ji-ho

Oh Ji-ho

Song Tae-ha

Lee Jong-hyuk

Lee Jong-hyuk

Hwang Chul-woong

Gong Hyung-jin

Gong Hyung-jin

Eop-bok

Kim Ji-seok

Kim Ji-seok

Wang Son-i

Kim Eung-soo

Kim Eung-soo

Lee Gyeong-sik

Choi Deok-moon

Choi Deok-moon

Jo Sun Bi

Kim Ha-eun

Kim Ha-eun

Seol-hwa

Han Jung-soo

Han Jung-soo

General Choi

User Reviews

ParkMin

Practically, this drama is just a shirtless men expedition. It featured one of the most deplorable writing efforts and attempts to be edgy and hip with the times (2010). The drama had absolutely nothing to offer other than Jang Hyuk presence. They made Jang Hyuk as an edgy cringey whiny kid full of stupid one-liners and little to no real characterization put into him. This is a prime example for how to NOT write a broken and traumatized character. The drama had no real fights, just a handful of flashy dances in slow-mo with little to no weight to their strikes coupled with unfitting soundtrack for the fight or the moment. To reach the 24 episodes mark they had to stretch it thin, literally, with a lot of repeated scenes, extremely elongated stares and gazes, irrelevant dialogue and random slow-mo shots which all resulted in a poor utilization of the cinematography.