“Fans Call for Epic Battle Scene in Queen Woo as Finale Leaves War’s Fate Unresolved”

On September 12, the much-anticipated second part of Queen Woo Season 1 premiered on the streaming platform TVing. This period drama captivates audiences with a total of eight episodes divided into two parts, each consisting of four episodes. Set during the Goguryeo era, the series stars prominent actors such as Jeon Jong-seo as Queen Woo, Ji Chang-wook as the King of Goguryeo, Lee Soo-hyuk as Bal-gi, and Kang Yeong-seok as Go Yeonu.

The climactic finale of Queen Woo displayed the military strategies being formulated by both Woo-hee and Bal-gi. In the eighth episode’s concluding scene, the queen initiated her first major assault against Bal-gi’s army, culminating the season’s tension.

The abrupt conclusion to the drama has left viewers frustrated. As a result, netizens have taken to social media to express their discontent and urge for a continuation of the series that would fully depict the showdown between Woo-hee and Bal-gi. One user on X articulated this desire, stating:

“Don’t end from here we need part 3 or need season 2. Queen Woo deserves season 2; this drama deserves an epic battle scene we need it.”

Additional comments flooded in from viewers regarding a potential second season. Many felt the drama lacked significant elements, particularly the long-awaited battle sequences involving the queen.

“Queen Woo part 1 is amazing; we love it with epic scenes and we waited so long for this war. But its ending here doesn’t fit with a drama like this. This show gave me Game of Thrones and The Lord of the Rings vibes, so please don’t ruin it. We need a sequel; Queen Woo deserves part 3,”wrote another X user.

“So that’s how it ended? We didn’t get to see the war happening, like why? However, if we’re getting season 2, then it all makes sense to end here,”commented another viewer.

“See, people love this, so we need season 2; we love to watch it, and we love to see battle scenes. It’s our queen,”another fan stated.

Other users on X also expressed curiosity about the timeline for the next season of this historical thriller.

“Please, how long do we have to wait for season 2?”a fan wrote.

“How can it just end like that? I wanted to see how the war concluded. Ugh, her mind,”stated a viewer.

“Please tell me there is a second season because no way they ended on that cliffhanger with so many unanswered questions,”remarked an X user.

The Inspiration Behind Queen Woo

Since its debut on TVing, numerous viewers have speculated that the plot of Queen Woo may draw inspiration from the life of Queen U. Historical records indicate that Queen U, a member of the U clan, married King Go Nammu of Goguryeo in 180 AD.

The ancient chronicles of Korean history, including the Samsuk Sagi, elaborate on the details of the Goguryeo kingdom. Consequently, the series appears to be influenced by the life and reign of Queen U of Goguryeo, highlighting her struggles to maintain authority in a male-dominated realm following her husband’s untimely death.

Fans of historical dramas can catch Queen Woo episodes on TVing, Viu, and Paramount+.

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