Lee Dae-gil (played by Jang Hyuk) is a protagonist in Chuno.
A former noble turned obsessive slave hunter. After his family is destroyed and he is scarred by a slave named Keun-nom, he spends ten years searching for Un-nyun, the woman he loved, while driven by revenge. He is hired to capture Song Tae-ha, unaware that Tae-ha is traveling with his long-lost love. Song Tae-ha (played by Oh Ji-ho) is a protagonist in Chuno.
A loyal military general who served Crown Prince Sohyeon. After being framed and demoted to a slave, he escapes forced labor to protect the exiled youngest prince and restore him to the throne. During his journey, he saves Hye-won and becomes embroiled in a chase with Lee Dae-gil. Un-nyun / Kim Hye-won (played by Lee Da-hae) appears in Chuno.
The sister of a slave who saved her from a burning shed. After changing her identity to Kim Hye-won, she becomes a member of a noble family. She flees an arranged marriage, crosses paths with Song Tae-ha, and unknowingly begins a romantic relationship with the man she once loved, Lee Dae-gil. Eop-bok (played by Gong Hyung-jin) appears in Chuno.
Hwang Chul-woong (played by Lee Jong-hyuk) appears in Chuno.
General Choi (played by Han Jung-soo) appears in Chuno.
Wang Son-i (played by Kim Ji-seok) appears in Chuno.
Chun Ji-ho (played by Sung Dong-il) appears in Chuno.
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Characters
Lee Dae-gil
(played by Jang Hyuk) — protagonist
A former noble turned obsessive slave hunter. After his family is destroyed and he is scarred by a slave named Keun-nom, he spends ten years searching for Un-nyun, the woman he loved, while driven by...
Song Tae-ha
(played by Oh Ji-ho) — protagonist
A loyal military general who served Crown Prince Sohyeon. After being framed and demoted to a slave, he escapes forced labor to protect the exiled youngest prince and restore him to the throne. During...
Un-nyun / Kim Hye-won
(played by Lee Da-hae) — supporting
The sister of a slave who saved her from a burning shed. After changing her identity to Kim Hye-won, she becomes a member of a noble family. She flees an arranged marriage, crosses paths with Song Tae...
Eop-bok
(played by Gong Hyung-jin) — supporting
Hwang Chul-woong
(played by Lee Jong-hyuk) — supporting
General Choi
(played by Han Jung-soo) — supporting
Wang Son-i
(played by Kim Ji-seok) — supporting
Chun Ji-ho
(played by Sung Dong-il) — supporting
Seol-hwa
(played by Kim Ha-eun) — supporting
Pogyo Oh
(played by Lee Han-wi) — minor
Key Relationships
Pogyo Oh → Lee Dae-gil
(Alliance Informant)
Seol-hwa → Lee Dae-gil
(Social Acquaintance)
Chun Ji-ho → Lee Dae-gil
(Professional Mentor)
Wang Son-i → Song Tae-ha
(Professional Subordinate)
General Choi → Song Tae-ha
(Conflict Antagonist)
Song Tae-ha → Un-nyun / Kim Hye-won
(Romantic Interest)
Lee Dae-gil → Hwang Chul-woong
(Conflict Rival)
Lee Dae-gil → Song Tae-ha
(Conflict Hunter And Prey)
Song Tae-ha → General Choi
(Conflict Antagonist)
Song Tae-ha → Chun Ji-ho
(Alliance Teammate)
Song Tae-ha → Wang Son-i
(Alliance Teammate)
Lee Dae-gil → Eop-bok
(Alliance Partner)
Lee Dae-gil → Un-nyun / Kim Hye-won
(Romantic Former Lovers)
Story Analysis
A complex tale of revenge, love, and identity during the Joseon Dynasty
