Ate like Kings and worked like farmers | K-UNESCO ADVENTURERS EP.11
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Ate like Kings and worked like farmers | K-UNESCO ADVENTURERS EP.11
MOTHER OF DRAGONS FROM JOSEON!
IN THIS EPISODE...
Content Introduction
In the previous episode, Belle (Philippines) and Marcella (Brazil) ate from Korean royal dinnerware just like in the old K-Drama, Sageuk.
BUT, in this episode, the evil PD forced them to do some tough physical labor. Oh no!
It was quite dangerous! Marcella even screamed!
Watch the video to see what happened to them.
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