On Dal (Na In Woo) proves that his love for Pyeonggang (Kim So Hyun) can't be replaced by any material thing. He returned to fight for his love and the people of Goguryeo.

Two more episodes before the drama ends, the cast of "River Where the Moon Rises" will be giving one last intense battle in tonight's (April 19) schedule broadcast.

On Dal and Princess Pyeonggang Meet Again to Fight for Their Love and the Freedom that the Kingdom Deserves

KBS dropped new stills for the forthcoming episode 19 of "River Where the Moon Rises."

On Dal (Na In Woo) finally made up his mind and decided to return to the palace in order to face his unfinished business with his enemies and most of all to see Princess Pyeonggang again.

In one of the newly unveiled photos, On Dal is approaching Pyeonggang who is facing her near death on the execution ground. The princess is sitting down with her hands tied to the chair. Despite the accusation that she is a criminal, she still continues to exude a fearless aura and sophisticated class.

Meanwhile, her brother and now known as the new King of the palace Yeongyang (Kwon Hwa Woon) displays a cold expression as he looks at his sister. He is not also happy to see On Dal in front of him.

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The unexpected visit of On Dal built tension inside the palace. The male warrior appeared with a full suit of armor. As he sees Pyeonggang in such a frustrating situation, On Dal becomes more determined to help the princess.

"River Where the Moon Rises" Made a Successful Journey Despite all the Controversies Happened During its Run

On the other hand, after facing lots of controversies, the cast and crew of "River Where the Moon Rises" stood still and now approaching the end of the drama. Fans and viewers are both feeling excited and sad because they are already about to see the last two episodes of the series.

Some of them are curious how the love story of General Go Gun (Lee Ji Hoon) and Lady Hae Mo Yong (Choi Yu Hwa) will unfold. The audiences are also hoping for a happy ending for all the characters in the series.

With all the struggles that the production faced, "River Where the Moon Rises" was able to make their entry on the 49th International Emmy Awards. Hoping that all their hard work will be recognized in different parts of the world.

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Written by Shai Collins.