Hymn of Death

Definitely one of the best dramas of Lee Jong-suk.

As a big fan of dramas set in the classical setting, definitely enjoyed the entire drama.

This is a very emotional series and the ending was fitting.

In addition to their romance, they clearly show the differences in the family backgrounds and how it plays a key part in their reputation; how the family obligations strain him until the end.

Hymn of death song is a beautiful song and very heart-breaking to listen to.

Kim U Jin And Yun Sim Deok...May Had A Short Time To Stay Together And To Love Each other...But it was so beautiful....because for the sake of their love...they choose death...and In order to live in peace...because of that horrible dammed society...and against the will of their families.... they choose to forever rest in peace by sacrificing their lives...and I don't even regret it that they died at last... I will say that they made the correct decision...its the first ever k drama I'm satisfied with its harsh ending....

I really liked the last words from Kim U Jin's his poem the theory of death at the end of the part 3... " Are U Truly Living? No I'm Yearning For Death To Truly Live" these words touched me deep...

I've watched three of his drama and found that this is surely one of the best acting by lee jung suk.. you can feel his turmoil, lonelinees, desires and passion all at the same time👏🏻

Hymn of Death is a romance with a "colonial" setting with a heart-wrenching story. Three episodes are enough to tell this story. Unlike most K-Dramas which have too much conflict, a lot of humor, and a lot of fun. Seeing the Hymn of Death is like hearing a poem that is read melodiously with a beautiful choice of diction.

The setting for this drama seemed authentic and the costumes really beautiful. Fine acting but I am finding it really hard to be objective as Lee Jong-suk is not one of my favourite Korean male actors. I've watched him in several dramas now and his persona doesn't come across well to me. This is my personal opinion as I think there is a slight arrogance he brings to his characters, that doesn't mean I'm taking anything away from his acting, but apart from that enjoyed watching a nice piece of period drama in Korea's history