Lee Gon and Tae Eul’s story has finally been wrapped up in the episode finale of الملك: Eternal Monarch. Now that the Korean drama series has ended, many fans are wondering if there will be a new season for The King: Eternal Monarch. في رأيي, the ending of the drama was good but it left fans some unanswered questions. This results in theories and questions whether there will be a possible renewal for a new season for the drama.
The first season of The King: Eternal Monarch has finally been concluded and it did not confirm any updates about the future of the series. But knowing that the drama is on Netflix and the hype of the show brings to its fans, there might be a chance that Netflix may come up with a new season for the series.
الملك: Eternal Monarch Season 2 Renewal
Following the ending of The King: Eternal Monarch starring Lee Min Ho Kim Go Eun, fans are requesting for a new season for the Korean drama series. There is still no news or reports about the renewal of the drama and what we can only do now is wait for any news from the director.
In case the drama has been renewed for a new season, expect to see it on tv once again in 2021. While Netflix has picked up the drama this year, the decision still depends on the director of The King: Eternal Monarch.
The first season of The King: Eternal Monarch was directed by Baek Sang-Hoon who is also known for the success of his previous works. Some of his popular Korean drama are Descendants of the Sun starring Song Joong-Ki and Song Hye-Kyo, also known as Song-song couple, and Love in the Moonlight starring Park Bo-Gum and Kim You-Jung.
الملك: Eternal Monarch Season 2 يلقي
حتى كتابة هذه السطور, there is still no confirmation about the renewal of director Baek Sang-Hoon’s Korean drama series. لكن, if the series has been renewed, there’s a huge chance that we will be seeing a new list of characters for the drama. The role of Lee Gon and Tae Eul has been settled in the first season. Seeing them in the next season could be fun but their appearance could be just a cameo.
