Tale Of The Nine Tailed: 1938 K-Drama Season 2 Episode 1 Ending Explained

The 2020 premiere of “Tale of the Nine-Tailed” never presented a reason not to like it.

We still fawn over the balcony scene since it was so much fun.

If someone defends you that way, it is worth risking your life.

We enjoyed it so much because of how crazy Lee Yeon was.

He was both endearing and terrifying because of all the love and responsibility moderated by eternity’s quirkiness.

In addition, after seeing him play the vegetarian Grim Reaper in “Goblin,” we were completely enamoured with him. We were eager for the sequel for this reason.

Simply because it is set in a time before 2020, when the original story took place, does not imply that it is a prequel.

But getting back to the subject, we only desired additional exposure to Lee Dong Wook. Nobody performs annoyed charm as well as he does, and his red hair colour enhances his nice looks.

“Tale of the Nine-Tailed 1938″‘s first episode introduces the characters while paying homage to Lee Yeon’s followers.

Tale Of The Nine-Tailed: 1938 K-Drama Season 1 Episode 1 Recap

Tale of the Nine-Tailed, the most eagerly anticipated Korean fantasy drama, is returning with its second season, labelled Tale of the Nine-Tailed 1938.

The first episode’s release date has been set, and the fans of the show are unable to remain calm.

The public has also been charmed by the series’ magnificent posters, which has increased their anticipation for the K-drama’s debut.

The story of Tale of the Nine-Tailed 1938 centres on Lee Yeon and other life events.

But after becoming embroiled in an odd case, Lee is compelled to return to 1938.

Ryu Hong-Joo is once more run into by Lee Yeon after travelling into the past. She used to be the Western Mountain Protector Spirit.

But in 1938, she changed her position to become the proprietor of Gyeongseong’s most famous restaurant, Myoyeongak.

Ryu Hong-Joo was in love with Lee Yeon when she first met him.

But she was unable to have him. However, Lee Yeon also learns more about his younger brother, Lee Rang.

Cheon Mu-Young, the protector spirit of a mountain in the east and a former friend of Lee Yeon.

Yu Hong-Joo became Lee Yeon’s adversary because of a case. During the chaos, Lee Yeon tries to return to the present and his love.

The foxes, the people, and Lee Yeon’s responsibility to get rid of them for the Afterlife Immigration Office were all clearly defined by author Han Woo Ri.

Ji Ah first encountered Lee Yeon after he rescued her from foxes who had taken her parents’ place.

He advised her to put him out of her mind, but she refused. Her career is built on her understanding of nonhuman animals.

Bang Sak transforms into a turtle as Yeon and Rang continuously demand his head after realizing his weakness.

Yeon uses the sword to slash off his head, killing him just as Rang and the girl’s lives are being restored.

But because of the incident, Lee Yeon was trapped in 1938.

Towards the end of the first episode of “Tale of the Nine-Tailed 1938,” Ryu Hong Joo, a close friend of Lee Yeon’s, is getting ready to meet him.

According to appearances, she is crushing on Lee Yeon. Who wouldn’t, I guess? Additionally, she is aware that Lee Yeon from the future is here.

Everyone introduced in the episode is currently travelling aboard a train. Where it takes them will be revealed in the upcoming episode.

Yoo Ri, a strong mortal named Ginko Tawara, works as a reporter for Seunwoo Daily.

Yoo Ri was also introduced in the first episode of “Tale of the Nine-Tailed 1938”. The episode features Cheon Moo Young, another character with control over fire.

We will learn how they are connected to the magical world through Yeon in the upcoming story.

Right now, we have everything we need, including Yeon’s charm and comedy, as well as a good amount of engaging storyline.

We’ll find out in the upcoming episodes how well the show lives up to our expectations.

Tale Of The Nine-Tailed: 1938 K-Drama Season 1 Episode 1 Ending Explained

Lee Yeon (Lee Dong Wook) is watching for his one true love to return.

He fell in love, and to get A Eum back, he traded his status.

The query is when. Only time can tell whether Lee Yeon will find her among the ladies he encounters. No wimp, Nam Ji Ah (Jo Bo Ah).

She didn’t hesitate to challenge Lee Yeon.

She wasn’t afraid to address the fox living in her home.

She didn’t hold back as she prepared the ground for Lee Yeon to deliver the note to her house.

She wasn’t timid when she purposefully fell off the balcony hoping that Lee Yeon would save her.

She injected Lee Yeon without hesitation. The actual plot was engaging.

However, ignoring the similarities between Goblin and Alchemy of Souls was impossible.

Instead of combining romance with fantasy, 1938 shakes things up with a delightful, exciting journey that transports us to an entirely different era and seems much more focused on a previous historical fantasy adventure.

So far, the outcome has been an entertaining and delightful first chapter.

Of course, there are still many unanswered questions in this situation, such as the possibility of time travel and what it means for Yeon to have communicated with his younger self.

If you give it too much thought, that feels like a major headache trigger!