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Starring Jo Jung-Suk and Shin Sae-Kyung, Captivating the King episode 2 broadcast on Sunday on Netflix and tvN. The K-drama premiered this weekend break with a story focusing on a lonesome royal prince and an amazing baduk gamer.
In episode 1, Jung-Suk’s personality, Prince Lee In, offers his time in the Qing Dynasty as a captive. After he goes back to Joseon, his bro, King Lee Sun, is persuaded right into assuming that Lee In snooped on him. Amid the political dramatization, the royal prince fulfills an unidentified baduk gamer and needs to have fun with him. After the baduk gamer, Kang Hee-Soo (Sae-Kyung), that is camouflaged as a male, discovers Lee In is a royal prince, she maintains preventing him.
Episode 2 starts with the royal prince conserving Hee-Soo from a team of ruffians. He gets wounded while securing the baduk gamer.
