<Korean TV Series REVIEW> ”The Prince Has Disappeared” Episode 17 Synopsis and Behind-the-Scenes Filming...Kim Min-Gyu, who was left alone, screams after reading the letter = Behind-the-Scenes Filming and Synopsis

*This contains spoilers and synopsis. *There is a making-of video on the Wowkorea page. Video from the beginning to 2:25.
This time, we start with Prince Tosung's scene. He comes to visit Lee Gon, but he seems not to be there. During the break in filming, he calls Lee Gon by name and jokes around.
MIN-GYU. "You've left me behind, not even a single piece of paper. You left me behind again for the one you love. I hope I'm not the one who lost out," he said, laughing. The director then showed Tosung's acting, writing the letter.
He reads it and shouts. Then filming begins. He reads the letter left by Lee Gon and understands the situation. Tosung shouts, "Brother!!!" Next is Lee Gon's scene.
Gathered with Myung Yoon and Kapsok. Before filming, she was playing around, saying, "I got a necklace for passing."
All the monkeys are lined up in a row. Myung-yoon and Mu-baek run off with their lines, causing laughter. Kapsok imitates them and laughs. ●Reactions from Korean netizens●
"I was surprised that Tosung became king." "Tosung is the king?" "A story that will make you laugh and cry." "It looks like it's going to have a happy ending." ●Synopsis●
Episode 17 of "The Prince Has Disappeared" (viewership rating: 4.4%) depicted Gon (SUHO of EXO) overcoming a crisis and launching a major counterattack.
Gon sheds tears with his father, the King (Jung Jin-oh), and learns that Myung-yoon (Hong Ye-ji), who treated the King, has died.
The daughter of King Kim Zu Hun, she begged for mercy. The king, though immobile, was conscious and was aware of the dispute between Prince Gon and Prince Tosung (Kim Min-Gyu) with Myeong Yun in between.
However, the king, in order to capture Queen Dowager Min (Myung Se Bin) and San Rok, tells Prince Toseong (Kim Min-Gyu) and Queen Consort Yoo Sae-Woo that he has woken up.
At the same time, he made a plan to join forces with the Tiger Hunting Army (a special unit that captures tigers) and take back the palace.
Next, Gon, Myung-yoon and the king set out to meet the Chak-ho army.
However, the king's health deteriorates rapidly, and Gon heads to Paju, where the Chakho army is located, with Kapsok (Kim Sol-jin) and Moo-baek (Seo Jae-woo), bearing only the king's secret decree and the usual items used as evidence.
However, in the meantime, Sanrok sent a secret message to the Jikho army in the name of Queen Min, and Gon was threatened by the Jikho army, who did not know that the king had woken up. At that moment, the king appeared and said, "Rebels are rampant in the palace.
The country is in chaos. Can you help me, drive out the rebels, and rebuild the ancestral shrine and altar?" With this, he rescued Gon, to the cheers of the Jikho troops.
Afterwards, Gon and Myung-yoon decide to take the first step in attacking the bad guys head on.
Myeong-yoon disguises herself as a beautiful gisaeng and Gon disguises himself as a musician and infiltrates the brothel. Myeong-yoon uses her elegant dancing skills to fool the suspects.
After capturing them, he uses the excuse of the fairy tale to provoke them, and the suspects make a fuss about killing Chief Inspector Moon Hyeon, but they confess that they did so on the orders of the Seoul Magistrate Jeong Dae (Son Jeong Beom).
In the end, Jong-dae was caught, but he immediately bowed his head and confessed that Left State Councilor Lee-gyeom (Cha Gwangsoo) had asked Court Lady Jo (Jung Yun-seo) to kill the king.
It made him angry.