News culture This Korean series with a 92% audience rating is back on Netflix: the new season aims to revolutionize everything in 2024!
Just a few months after the end of the first season, The Creature of Kyŏngsŏng is back on Netflix with a new episodic series.
Frame change for the creature of Kyŏngsŏng
While the first season of The Creature of Kyŏngsŏng The Netflix series ended on January 5 and is preparing for the new season. This time, the series is not set in South Korea under Japanese occupation in 1945, but travels back in time and takes us to a contemporary setting. We will therefore follow the fate of Ho-jae, a character similar to Jang Tae-sang and played here by the same actor, Park Seo-joon. Netflix recently released a first trailer that gives us a glimpse of the main plot set in the heart of Seoul. And the release of this season is imminent: visit the platform on September 27 to discover the first episodes.
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A Korean hit
Netflix has accustomed us to repatriating the best productions from South Korea in its catalogue The Creature of Kyŏngsŏng is no exception to the rule. The Kakao Entertainment series combines fantasy, romance, thriller and historical narratives in the first season, offering plenty of intrigue that never tires the viewer. And so far, the formula works pretty well: for Allociné, the audience gave a rating of 3.9/5. Rotten Tomatoes made the same observation, while the first season received a press rating of 92% and an audience rating of 83%. With The Creature of KyŏngsŏngNetflix therefore offers us excellent entertainment to watch without moderation.
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