Like Flowers in Sand Episode 11 Preview: When, Where and How to Watch?

Like Flowers in Sand Episode 11 Preview: Like Flowers in Sand (모래에도 꽃이 핀다) is a South Korean drama series directed by Kim Jin-woo and written by Won Yoo-jung. Developed by KT Studio Genie and produced by Astory, the narrative revolves around a group of young individuals striving to flourish in their lives amid the vibrant setting of Geosan’s ssireum city.

In June 2023, AStory production company revealed the signing of a licensing agreement with Netflix for the global broadcasting rights of the series. The show now occupies the ENA’s Wednesday and Thursday 21:00 time slot, formerly held by Moon In The Day.

Like Flowers in Sand Episode 11 Preview

Like Flowers in Sand Episode 11 Preview

Like Flowers in Sand Plot

Kim Baek-doo, a seasoned ssireum player contemplating retirement from the sport, experiences a transformative twist in his life when he reconnects with his childhood friend Oh Yoo-kyung. She assumes the role of the management team leader for his ssireum team, which is currently teetering on the brink of disbandment. With the collaborative efforts of key individuals such as Min Hyun-wook and Joo Mi-ran, along with the addition of the new coach Kwak Jin-soo and Baek-doo’s trusted best friend Jo Seok-hee, they unite their strengths to rescue the team from its precarious situation.

Like Flowers in Sand Cast

The ensemble cast includes, Jang Dong-yoon taking up the role of Kim Baek-doo, a Taebaek-class player of the Geosan County Office Ssireum Team, facing imminent disbandment, renowned as a prodigy for his exceptional skills. Lee Ju-myoung portrays Oh Yoo-kyung, the management team leader of the Geosan County Office Ssireum Team. Yoon Jong-seok embodies Min Hyun-wook, a young man accustomed to a life of abundance. Kim Bo-ra takes on the character of Joo Mi-ran, an enigmatic café owner. Lee Jae-joon depicts Kwak Jin-soo, Baek-doo’s long-time rival and former ssireum wrestler. Lee Joo-seung portrays Jo Seok-hee, Baek-doo’s best friend and a police officer at the Geosan Police Station.

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Like Flowers in Sand Episode List

The show is scheduled for a total of 12 episodes.

Where to Watch Like Flowers in Sand

The series will air on the ENA network and on Netflix in select regions.

Flowers in Sand Episode 11 Release Date

The first episode of the show will premiere on January 24, 2024.

Flowers in Sand Episode 11 Predictions

In the next episode, Baek-du and Du-sik’s relationship becomes stronger as they spend more time. Moreover, the investigation moves faster after a major revelation that completely changes the course of the story.

Flowers in Sand Episode 10 Recap

The episode starts with Baek-du’s heartfelt confession. He reveals that he has romantic feelings for Du-sik and he likes her a lot. However, when Du-sik is about to give a reply, he stops her and asks her to think about it rather than answering promptly. Moreover, he also offers his help and asks her to let him help her out with the investigation to catch the culprit responsible for Chil-seong’s death.

Meanwhile, Baek-du’s mother gets drunk along with Jin-su’s mother at the restaurant. She is sad about the fact that Baek-du has been emotionally suffering for so long, and she could not recognise it. Moreover, Seok-hui gets suspicious of Baek-du and Du-sik’s relationship as he still thinks that she is the manager of the ssireum team and not his childhood friend. He discusses it with Jin-su, but he dismisses the conversation.

Later both Baek-du and Du-sik walk home after the practice when she asks him how did he realise his feelings. He reveals that he has liked him since childhood and almost for 30 years. Hyeon-uk suddenly appears, and Baek-du gets jealous of him, so he insists on staying over for a cup of coffee. However, when Baek-du reveals that he is also part of the team now, Hyeon-uk opposes and challenges him to a drinking game. After a lot of drinking, it is decided that Baek-du will officially help them out with the investigation.

Jin-su also grows suspicious of Baek-du and Du-sik’s relationship but it gets confirmed when he sees them sneaking out of the stadium together. Seok-hui also notices them going inside a cafe together and approaches Jin-su on the road to inquire more about their relationship. However, Jin-su reveals that he thinks the girl is none other than Du-sik, but Seok-hui refuses to believe him. They both go to the cafe to confirm her identity.

In the cafe, the four of them, Baek-du, Du-sik, Hyeon-uk and Mi-ran get together to talk more about the investigation. But they were interrupted by Seok-Hui and Jin-su. Seok-hui Goes up to Du-sik and asks her if she is actually Du-sik to which she does not reply. He starts to ramble about things, and Du-sik strongly hints that she is, in fact, his childhood estranged friend Du-sik.

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Hrishita Das
Hrishita Das
Hrishita Das is an Anthropologist by training, but her true passion lies in delving into the human experience through prose. A cinephile and pop culture enthusiast, she has been a writer for a year.

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