I think not only the law of sageuk, I think the laws of dramaland bows to him. He's able to turn the eyes of the female lead to look at him who was originally the 2nd male lead. Not once, but twice! He's just too awesome.
Do you think they meant to kill him off and then audience response meant they decide to let him live? I'm not too knowledgeable about the live shoot system but does that apply to most KDramas even sageuks? I would think the production value alone required for sageuks would make it much harder to do on a live shoot.
Sageuks are a lot less prone to liveshoots than most other dramas (they are not entirely prefilmed a la cdramas but they like to stay a couple weeks ahead) but often that disintegrates by the end - I am pretty sure by the end, TPM was doing pretty close to a liveshoot.
Re: keeping him alive due to popularity. No idea. But presumably they always intended him to be popular so that didn't alter their plan - it's not as if he's a secondary character who took over, a la Bidam.
Are you sure this isn't a dream sequence? I won't allow myself to be tricked by you, dm! :P Seriously if this is the ending, I'm totally adding this to my watch list. YAY.
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THANK GOD I CAN WATCH THIS NOW :3
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PARK SHI HOO IS TOO PRETTY TO DIE, WORLD! Even the laws of sageuk bow to him.
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This one has grownups one of which wants to kill the other's father. A little different :)
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Re: keeping him alive due to popularity. No idea. But presumably they always intended him to be popular so that didn't alter their plan - it's not as if he's a secondary character who took over, a la Bidam.
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