Choi Jin-hyuk (as Gu Wol Ryung)
A gumiho (mythical creature) that falls in love with a human, Yoon Seo Hwa, who gets sold as a gisaeng after her father is framed for treason. Father of Seohwa's child, Kang Chi.
Lee Yeon-hee, Yoon Se-ah (as Yoon Seohwa)
Daughter of a lord framed for treason, and sold as a gisaeng. Saved by Wol Ryung but betrays him in the end. Becomes pregnant and bears Wol Ryung's child, Kang Chi. Comes back for revenge.
Yoon Se-ah, older Seo Hwa
Lee Yoon-hee, younger Seo Hwa
Lee Seung Gi (as Choi Kang Chi) Main Lead
Protected Yeo Wool when she was younger from a wild dog and thus inspires her to dress as a guy to train and learn martial arts.
Bae Suzy (as Dam Yeo Wool)
First (poorly) dressed as guy when she first saves Kang Chi's life, you can very clearly see that Suzy is a girl. But somehow, Kang Chi is under the impression that she is a guy. She is at first accompanied by Gon, one of her father's apprentices. When she was younger, she asked her father to teach her martial arts because she didn't want the people around her getting hurt protecting her.
Yeo Wool then remembers that Kang Chi was the person who saved her and slowly tries to protect/fight by his side, and care for him. Later, when Lord Park dies, and Kang Chi is framed for the murder, by the same person who persecuted Lord Park, Yeo Wool and Gon go look for him in the forest. After, Yeo Wool gets Kang Chi to train at the dojo that her father runs, to prepare him to look for the Gu Family Book. Of course, the plot doesn't run this smoothly, there are a lot of things in between the main scenes in this drama.
The daughter and son of the deceased Lord Park, when Taeseo first encounters Kang Chi again, he tries to kill him because of hypno-therapy that has been placed on him by Jo Gwang Woong who framed both Seo Hwa's father and Chungjo's father. Talk about deja vu,,,
Talk about over sweetness! I totally suggest this drama to anyone who loves romance in a historical setting with some action... or someone who likes cheesy romance... lols


















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