The Bequeathed 2024 Parents Guide – Parent Guilding

The Bequeathed 2024 Parents Guide

The Bequeathed (Korean: 선산) is a 2024 South Korean web series available on Netflix since January 19, 2024. Created by Yeon Sang-ho and based on Kang Tae-kyung’s webtoon, the series stars Kim Hyun-joo, Park Hee-soon, Park Byung-eun, and Ryu Kyung-soo. Directed by Min Hong-nam and Hwang Eun-young, this suspenseful show promises an engaging viewing experience.

Series NameThe Bequeathed
Created byYeon Sang-ho
GenreCrime, Drama, Mystery
StarKim Hyun-joo, Park Hee-soon, Park Byeong-eun
Age RatingNot Rated Yet
Release dateJanuary 19, 2024 (United States)
Season1
Episodes6
LanguageKorean
Country of originSouth Korea
DistributionNetflix

The Bequeathed Plot Summary


After the untimely demise of her uncle, Yoon Seo-Ha (Kim Hyun-Joo) unexpectedly inherits the ancestral family gravesite, thrusting her into a series of perplexing and ominous events. As the narrative unfolds, Yoon Seo-Ha finds herself entangled in a web of unsettling incidents that seem to have a mysterious connection to the sacred burial grounds now under her ownership. To compound the complexity, her younger step-brother, Kim Young-Ho (Ryu Kyung-Soo), emerges as an enigmatic figure, adding another layer of bewilderment to her already tumultuous life.

Simultaneously, Detective Choi Sung-Jun (Park Hee-Soon) begins to harbor suspicions that the unsettling events transpiring in the village are intricately linked to Yoon Seo-Ha’s family gravesite. Driven by a relentless pursuit of the truth, Detective Choi embarks on an investigation to unravel the cryptic ties between the incidents and the sacred grounds. However, the detective’s efforts are met with challenges, as he contends with an antagonistic relationship with Park Sang-Min (Park Byung-Eun), the chief of the detective squad where Choi Sung-Jun is stationed.

Within the confines of the police station, an air of tension prevails, as Choi Sung-Jun and Park Sang-Min grapple with a complicated dynamic rooted in a past case. The chief, harboring a sense of inferiority and jealousy towards Detective Choi, adds an intriguing layer of interpersonal drama to the unfolding mystery. As the detective delves deeper into the investigation, the buried secrets of the past and the present interweave, creating a gripping tale of suspense, familial intrigue, and the complex dynamics of law enforcement.

The Bequeathed 2024 Parents Guide

  • Violence: Moderate, with scenes of unsettling incidents and mysterious occurrences. The investigation by Detective Choi Sung-Jun involves some intense moments.
  • Language: Mild, occasional use of strong language within the police station setting.
  • Sexual Content: Minimal, with no explicit scenes. The focus is primarily on the mystery and familial dynamics.
  • Substance Abuse: Limited, with infrequent depiction of characters consuming alcohol in social settings.
  • Frightening Scenes: Yes, there are suspenseful and eerie moments, especially related to the mysterious events surrounding the family gravesite.
  • Themes: Family intrigue, mystery, and complex relationships within law enforcement.

Parents are advised to consider the moderate violence and suspenseful themes when deciding whether the content is suitable for their children.

Cast of The Bequeathed Series:

  1. Ryu Kyung-soo as Kim Yeong-ho
  2. Shin Bok-sook
  3. Park Sung-hoon as Yang Jae-seok
  4. Kim Hyun-joo as Yun Seo-ha
  5. Park Hee-soon as Choi Seong-jun
  6. Park Byung-eun as Park Sang-min

Key Points:

  • Released on Netflix on January 19, 2024.
  • Genres: Crime, Drama, Mystery.
  • Created by Yeon Sang-ho, directed by Min Hong-nam and Hwang Eun-young.
  • 6 episodes in Season 1, set in South Korea.
  • Yoon Seo-Ha inherits family gravesite, leading to mysterious events.
  • Detective Choi Sung-Jun investigates unsettling incidents linked to the burial grounds.
  • Tension within the police station involving Choi Sung-Jun and Chief Park Sang-Min.
  • Moderate violence, mild language, minimal sexual content, limited substance abuse.
  • Themes include family intrigue, mystery, and complex law enforcement relationships.
  • Parents advised to consider moderate violence and suspenseful themes for children.
  • Cast includes Ryu Kyung-soo, Kim Hyun-joo, Park Hee-soon, Park Byung-eun.