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‘100 Days of Deception’ reaches double-digit ratings in South Korea

‘100 Days of Deception’ reaches double-digit ratings in South Korea

tvN’s 100 Days of Deception is a spy drama set in Seoul in 1932, during Japanese colonial rule.

It follows Lee Ga-kyung, a former pickpocket who becomes an undercover interpreter at the Japanese Government-General in exchange for help reaching the United States.

Her partner in the story, Kim Tae-woong, is a Korean raised by a Japanese official, and he struggles with his identity and his loyalty to his adoptive father.

The drama focuses on the characters’ personal choices and relationships, rather than presenting the independence movement only through patriotic ideals.

Its 10th episode averaged 10.7 percent nationwide, more than double the 5.3 percent recorded by the premiere.

The show also uses interpretation and differences between languages to build tension and deepen its portrayal of the characters.

Six episodes remain in the 16-part series, which is now approaching its climax.

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Yoo In-sikDirector
someone who wants to leave for somewhere else out of despair, convinced that she cannot achieve anything in this land
via Korea Times
a powerful driving force that propels the drama along a different trajectory from conventional period pieces
via Korea Times