The Problematic of the Unproblematic

It's time for another adventure with the Three Musketeers, and this episode does not disappoint. But slowly we will see that SoHyeon's smile can have many different meanings behind it! We start off with Dal Hyang being bombarded by tons of flying arrows from Yong Gol Dae's entourage.  Of course we all know he'll escape, but I have to admit his method of using his horse as camouflage is pretty ingenious. Unfortunately, you can't underestimate the enemy,who catches on quickly and goes off in hot pursuit.

Crown Princess Yoon Seo is pacing in her garden, when one of her maids run up and fills her in on the results of the exam.  Park Dal Hyang, it seems, caused a lot of trouble. (I'll say.) Instruments were broken, ministers were hurt, and the King suffered an abrasion on his face due to Dal Hyang's reckless shot. All the while Crown Prince SoHyeon laughed! Dal Hyang's fate hangs in the balance, his only defender at the court being SoHyeon. He was unanimously voted in first place before the incident, he reminds them. Yonghwa gets lots of time to show us his forlorn face as he waits in the rain. I think you've improved that look since You're Beautiful, Yoonhwa.

Our story starts in Joseon, 100 years after the legend of the Three Musketeers was supposed to have taken place. A mysterious book of the tale of the Three Musketeers is found, written by Park Dal Hyang. What if the story was true? What if Crown Prince SoHyeon had become King, how would the Joseon Dynasty have turned out? But it's only a legend. There's no such person in history as Park Dal Hyang. Or was there?