The Inheritance Trilogy has all the elements I love in fantasy: worlds that are fresh and not overly derivative of fantasy that's gone before, complex characters with both strengths and flaws, powerful magic that isn't just a substitute for technology but affects everything from the obvious like power structures to the subtle, like everyday attitudes and habits. It was almost like you would have had to watch the series before reading the book to have that necessary context to the plotline. Ryu Seung-ryong as Lord Cho Hak-ju (seasons 1–2), the Chief State Councilor of Joseon who is the head of the Haewon Cho clan and Lee Chang's political rival. She later stated that after reading the screenplay for the special episode, "I was thrilled at the thought that I could start the big story. Ahn Eun-jin as Mu-yeong's wife, who is pregnant and was put under the protection of the Haewon Cho clan.

Hardly ever do I find myself enjoying the tv series/movie more than a book version but I have to admit I think that the historical and political aspects of the story were far superior in the Netflix series.

On March 14, 2019, it was confirmed that in the midst of filming the second season, a staff member in the production team died after a car accident. Additionally, it was confirmed that Kim Shi-ah, Koo Kyo-hwan and Kim Roi-ha were cast in the special episode.

I've never liked the films (though Shaun of the Dead is hilarious), I never liked the TV shows like The Walking Dead, and I've never been one for horror books either. There is a major cliffhanger at the end of this manga, so I’m assuming a sequel will be announced in the near future.Yi Moon doesn't just want to be king because its his right, its because its his responsibility and because, as we discover throughout the story, he deeply cares about the plight of his people. Renaldo Matadeen from CBR mentioned in a positive review of the first season, that " Kingdom makes even bolder sociopolitical statements than The Walking Dead does.