DeepRooted Tree. Deep Rooted Tree มาจากกลอนชื่อดังที่กล่าวไว้ว่า ต้นไม้ที่มีรากลึกจักไม่ไหวเอน โดยจะบอกเล่าเรื่องเราในยุคเฟื่องฟูของกษัตริย์เซจง ผู้คิดค้นBoth dramas are directed and written by the same director/writers and Deep Rooted Tree serves as a direct sequel to Six Flying Dragons. It follows the story of King Sejong who is Lee Bang Won King Taejong's son he appears in the last episode of SFD. Since the two dramas are written by the same writers, many characters are interrelated such as Moohyul and Lee Bangji who are actually made up characters. Also, Mokya, Parkpo, etc. who are supporting characters in Deep Rooted Tree made special appearances in the last episode of SFD. I highly recommend watching DRT where you can see the older and the more mature Moosa Moohyul. It's really heart-warming to see recurring characters and you'll end up missing SFD but then again, you'll fall in love with the new ones from DRT. Although Shin Sekyung appears in DRT, she takes on the role of a different character => Jang Hyuk and Jo Jin Woong are in both historical dramas => slave characters play important roles in both dramas Both dramas are Set in the Joseon Dynasty, and depict a Korean historical figure; The Crown Prince. Both deal although in different ways events involving a conspiracy. Princess Man is the sequel to Tree With Deep Roots not the same producers, but the kings in Princess Man are the ones that follow the kings in Tree with Deep Roots historically. There are fictional elements in both dramas, but at least the names of the kings and the ministers are all real people. Tree With Deep Roots tells some parts although some may be fictional of King Sejong's accomplishments and on how he created Hangul, Korea's alphabet. It started with the reign of his father, King Taejong. Princess's Man, tells the story of King's Sejong's sons King Munjong and Grand Prince Suyang and what will eventually happen to their families. Han Myung Hee a character that features in Princess's Man also appears as a minor character and is mentioned by name in Tree with Deep Roots. One of the standing blocks of QSD is the script, the deep conversations between "good" and "evil" characters, and how much the drama made you think of politics, justice and morality. Tree with Deep Roots also has the same ingredient. I know that both stories are quite different, but I am recommending Tree with Deep Roots for Arthdal fans and vice versa because they have the same writers. >Both dramas have == more twist and turns and character revelations whether it is an additional character or something about a character is revealed == Song Joong Ki's high class acting -> though he's only in the first 4 episodes + episode 9 in Tree with Deep Roots, it is worth watching if you want to see his good acting skills. Even if you started both shows for him, you will find yourselves also immersed on other characters as well the actors that portray them whether it is an older version of Joong Ki's character, a mysterious swordsman, a mysterious guy with a mask, or even the villains == I think it's noteworthy that the shows also put importance in education and literacy. Like how the wahans or the poor Joseon people were taken advantaged because they were seen as less "educated" It deals with the same subject matter, namely King Sejong and the creation of Hangul. Both dramas are highly political, both have leads who dream of a fairer world and besides, Han Seok Gyu plays amazing kings in both I never thought I could see him in another king role because I thought it would never be as good as Se Jong, but guess what he's just as good as Young Jo or even better. Both are equal in quality of story and development of characters and both dramas deal with factions that oppose each other. I just feel that if you liked one, you will like the other. => Both are good dramas for lovers of political angle in historical dramas => Jang Hyuk is in both dramas, the relationship between him and the kings in both dramas and how he considers them are very important and very instrumental in both dramas Two stories are about The Great King Sejong, but a Tree With Deep Roots dont own romance. Both are about establishing great things for the common good one about an accurate Joseon map, the other about an easy writting system. Both matters are presented as life and death and treated passionately. Both are historical romance dramas based on novel written by the same author I know that both stories are quite different, but I am recommending Tree with Deep Roots for Arthdal fans and vice versa because they have the same writers. >Both dramas have == more twist and turns and character revelations whether it is an additional character or something about a character is revealed == Song Joong Ki's high class acting -> though he's only in the first 4 episodes + episode 9 in Tree with Deep Roots, it is worth watching if you want to see his good acting skills. Even if you started both shows for him, you will find yourselves also immersed on other characters as well the actors that portray them whether it is an older version of Joong Ki's character, a mysterious swordsman, a mysterious guy with a mask, or even the villains == I think it's noteworthy that the shows also put importance in education and literacy. Like how the wahans or the poor Joseon people were taken advantaged because they were seen as less "educated" I know that both stories are quite different, but I am recommending Tree with Deep Roots for Arthdal fans and vice versa because they have the same writers. >Both dramas have == more twist and turns and character revelations whether it is an additional character or something about a character is revealed == Song Joong Ki's high class acting -> though he's only in the first 4 episodes + episode 9 in Tree with Deep Roots, it is worth watching if you want to see his good acting skills. Even if you started both shows for him, you will find yourselves also immersed on other characters as well the actors that portray them whether it is an older version of Joong Ki's character, a mysterious swordsman, a mysterious guy with a mask, or even the villains == I think it's noteworthy that the shows also put importance in education and literacy. Like how the wahans or the poor Joseon people were taken advantaged because they were seen as less "educated" If you watch one of these two shows, the other might be interesting to see how different Han Suk Kyu plays the same King Sejong on different stories with different directors.
SinopsisDrama Korea Tree With Deep Roots. Set up in the early reign of King Sejong, this drama started when Shim Ohn (King's father in law) and his whole household were framed to execution by the former King Taejong. Two young slaves survive and continue the living with the aim of getting revenge for the innocents' deaths.