5 reasons why 'Kingdom' Season 2 is better than Season 1


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Crown Prince Lee Chang shows great leadership quality during the troubling time.

The second season of the Korean zombie drama Kingdom, out on Netflix, continues with more doom in the form of a zombie invasion of massive proportions.

Set during the Joseon period, the drama – based on the webcomic Burning Hell by Kim Eun-hee (also the TV series' writer) – tells of a time when the greed of certain powerful rulers starts a plague in the kingdom affecting the commoners. The fast-spreading plague sees the dead coming back alive, with a basic need to sink their rotten teeth into a living person, as many as possible.

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