<Korean TV Series NOW> ”Former Kei” EP6, Cha Juyeon and Lee Hyun Wook change Lee Sunmin's feelings = Viewership rating 5.2%, Synopsis and spoilers

※This article contains spoilers. tvNTV Series "Former Kei" EP6 (viewer rating 5.2%) is about Former Kei (Cha Juyeon) and Bangwon (Lee Hyun-wook) who are married to Seong-gye (
The storm continued to unfold until Queen Sindeok (Yi Sunmin) changed her mind and opened a new Joseon. Unusual movements were reported in the northeast, centered around Songgye. Queen Sindeok (Yi Sunmin), the second wife of Songgye,
Yoon JIMIN's relative, a medical doctor, started a rebellion, and 10,000 soldiers, including Songgye's best soldiers, Gabyolcho, and the army of the Jurchen tribe, Orlyanghap, joined in. Since the government troops were outnumbered,
Bangwon would have had a good chance of winning if he were to go up against him, but he was deeply troubled by the fact that he had killed his younger brothers, dragged down his elder brother, and now captured his own father, and was unable to become king.
It was former Gyeong who suggested a solution. Former Gyeong suggested that Bangwon bring Songgye by himself.
The idea was to impress his father by saying that he had been killed. It was a dangerous but only way. And he had received information that Songgye was alone in Wonjunpo, accompanied only by his close soldiers.
She honestly admitted that this time she had violated the royal order and used a personal source again. However, she also admitted that the sincerity of her husband, the only person who could read the king's mind, which no other subordinate could, was conveyed.
Bangwon secretly escaped from the battlefield and drove two hours to Wonjunpo. He met Songgye and told him, "I will move the capital to Hanyang and cut off all ties with the vested interests.
I will do what my father was trying to do." But Song-gye refused and ordered, "He is a traitor who calls himself a king, so kill him." Bang-won was in front of his father who pointed a sword at him.
He knelt down before the king and tearfully apologized for killing his brothers. He also said, "I will become a king solely for the people. I will pay the people for the blood I have killed."
Songgye, who had founded the Joseon Dynasty by destroying the Korean peninsula, knew this feeling better than anyone else. In response to his son's heartfelt plea for forgiveness, he shed tears of anguish and changed his mind.
Bangwon returned to the palace with Songgye and announced the move of the capital to Hanyang.
It was a declaration to open a new Korea. The government had accumulated wealth in Kaesong, but the powerful officials who were strongly opposed to this were forced to buy land and houses in violation of national law, and their property, which had been drained of the people's blood, was confiscated and the government was forced to close the doors of the government.
Finally, in 1405, when Gyeong gave birth to his fourth son, Prince Seongnyeong, Bangwon took his wife's hand and set foot in Hanyang.