Gu Won (Lee Joon-Ho) is a son from a chaebol family. His family owns and runs the King Group, and he begins to show interest in running the family's ritzy hotel business. Cheon Sa-Rang (Lim Yoon-A) works at the hotel, and lives with her two best friends, who also work for King Group companies. Slowly but surely, Won and Sa-Rang start to fall in love…
K-Drama Bingo Score
Using the Modern K-Drama set
Running commentary
A long-overdue glamorous romance between the rich young man and the determined and hard-working young woman. Nice suits, tailored uniforms, luxury hotels, and oozing with romantic potential. We K-Drama netizens have needed a top-notch rom-com to ease us through the overheated dog days of summer, and King the Land does not disappoint. Any rom-com whose first episode ends with a cliffhanger of an embarrassing toilet scene is going to be good.
Sa-Rang is the girl who does it all. She excels at her job despite being "undereducated," and she conducts herself with the utmost professionalism under all circumstances, with a lovely Hermès smile. Gu Won is clueless and scared of the dark.
- S01E11The girls have a Chimek night at home
- Bonus point for: Touching thumbs at the end
- Bonus point for: If the cause is not hunger, but need for a bathroomS01E01Sa-Rang not feeling so good
- S01E03Sa-Rang and Won take refuge in a spooky inn with talismans and threatening axe-wielding figures in the night
- Bonus point for: Eating ice cream at the same time
- S01E13Sa-Rang teaches good grammar to a child
Unmatched Bingo Spaces
- (Dis)possession
- Childhood friends forgotten
- Vehicular tragedy
- Bullying
- Cramped quarters
- Crushing Debt
- Memorial service
- Middle-of-the-Road Soliliquy
- Piggyback
- Son Hyeung Min
- 강한나 (Kang Han-Na)