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Mr. Queen: Episodes 17–18 Thread Recap

 

Dive into the cliffhangers, shifting alliances, and dramatic twists of Episodes 17–18 in Mr. Queen. Here’s a look at the key moments, with sources cited for your reference.


Episode 17 Highlights – “Pregnancy Is Beautiful”


A royal pregnancy stirs both joy and anxiety. Queen Cheorin (Bong-hwan) is shocked to learn she’s pregnant. While King Cheoljong rejoices, the queen is overwhelmed—worried about losing her identity as Jang Bong-hwan, along with lifestyle changes and restrictions. 


Rumors spark palace tension. Despite celebrations, whispers circulate that the royal couple never actually shared a night together. The pregnancy rumor inflames suspicions, prompting Bong-hwan to confront them head-on in front of the ladies of the court. Meanwhile, Royal Noble Consort Jo Hwa-jin takes a bold step—asking the king to depose her as his concubine in an effort to quell the unrest. 



Episode 18 Highlights – “The Counterattack of Memories”


The king disappears—panic ensues. Cheoljong mysteriously leaves the palace, triggering alarm across the court. Seizing the moment, the Grand Queen Dowager reclaims regency and recalls Kim Jwa-geun to her side. 


Byeong-in tightens control. Kim Byeong-in tries to mediate reconciliation with the Kim clan on behalf of the queen—but she refuses. Later, he attempts to eliminate her at a cliff's edge, convinced she's an impostor. 


Violent power plays escalate. The drama intensifies as the queen flees the palace in search of her missing king—only to be cornered by Byeong-in’s men. 



Dramabeans Open Thread Impressions


The Dramabeans “Open Thread” for Episodes 17–18 calls the storyline “tumultuous” and says it throws characters from “on top” to “pushed to the edge of a cliff” in an instant—highlighting just how high the stakes have become. 




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Summary Table


Episode Key Moments


17 Bong-hwan’s pregnancy announced—joy and identity crisis; rumors spark confrontation; Jang Hwa-jin offers to step down as concubine.

18 King disappears, Grand Queen Dowager regains power; Byeong-in’s betrayal surfaces; Queen flees, but faces life-threatening danger.

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