Lee Min Ho Looks Dashing in Navy Uniform in "The King: Eternal Monarch"

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Lee Min Ho Looks Dashing in Navy Uniform in "The King: Eternal Monarch"
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Lee Min Ho Looks Dashing in Navy Uniform in "The King: Eternal Monarch"
Lee Min Ho Looks Dashing in Navy Uniform in "The King: Eternal Monarch" Twitter

"The King: Eternal Monarch" has once again unveiled some new behind-the-scenes photos of the ever handsome actor Lee Min Ho!

The fantasy-romance drama is about Emperor Lee Gon (Lee Min Ho) and detective Jung Tae Eul (Kim Go Eun), who live in two different worlds: one is a modern-day democratic Korea while the other world is an empire ruled by one Monarch. Emperor Lee Gon and detective Jung Tae Eul will work together to save the lives of the people they care about the most and close the entry point between the two universes.

In this ongoing drama, the lead actor Lee Min Ho is seen wearing multiple outfits, including his black imperial attire and also in his equestrian uniform. But one particular attire stood out - it's his white naval uniform!

In the recent episode, Emperor Lee Gon wore his naval uniform as he set foot on the warship to confront Japan after they invaded Corea's waters. Some deep thoughts about the line in the drama stated that in the most honorable moments, the imperial family wears their uniforms. Emperor Lee Gon's strong sense of responsibility is showcased by his change of attire.

The uniform that the actor wore is now gaining lots of sizzling responses from viewers, and we can't blame them! Lee Min Ho, indeed, looked dashing in the suit, a bonus to the fact that his acting prowess is stellar.

In the newly unveiled behind-the-scenes stills, Lee Min Ho appears mesmerizing and handsome in whatever outfit he is wearing. Wearing his white naval uniform, he displayed a sense of duty while he performs a military salute.

Lee Min Ho snatched the show with his striking looks and passionate acting, making the recent episode garner double-digit ratings.

In the year 1994, the Kingdom of Corea faced great betrayal when the king (Kwon Yool) was murdered by his own brother, Lee Lim (Lee Jung-Jin). Lee Lim aims to take hold of the "Manpasikjeok," which is known to be a legendary flute that holds supernatural powers. However, a mysterious figure that appeared with a gun helped Lee Gon while Lee Lim was trying to murder the young prince. Lee Lim slipped and was able to escape with having only half of the now broken flute. The following day Goon was appointed the next ruler of the Kingdom of Corea.

Then, 25 years passed in the autumn of 2019, King Lee Gon is now the benevolent leader of the Kingdom of Corea.

On the other hand, same year and season in a parallel universe, which is the Republic of Korea, there is Jung Tae Eul. She is a detective in the Violent Crimes Division at the Seoul Jongo Police Station. Tae Eul is currently working as an undercover assigned to take down the operator of an illegal online gambling operation.

Soon after, Emperor Lee Gon discovered the entry point of two universes and crossed over from the Kingdom of Corea into the world of the Republic of Korea. There, he finally meets Tae Eul.

"The King: Eternal Monarch" broadcasts every Friday and Saturday at 10 p.m. KST.

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