[Edaily Reporter Gim Ga Yeong ] A poster featuring a much-talked-about scene from “100 Days of Lies,” in which Kim Yoo-jung and Park Jin-young embrace, has been released.

On the 6th, the production team of “100 Days of Lies” released posters featuring Lee Ga-kyung (played by Kim Yoo-jung) and Kim Tae-woong (played by Hideo Sato/Park Jin-young) embracing, as well as Yoo So-ran (played by Kim Hyun-joo) and Yoo Philip (played by Lee Mu-saeng) embracing.
Earlier, Kim Tae-woong was shocked to learn that Sato Shinichi (played by Jin Seon-kyu) was the mastermind behind the Gyeam-ri Incident, in which 23 Koreans were massacred. Kim Tae-woong sought out Sato Shinichi to express his resentment and condemnation, but Sato Shinichi showed no signs of regret or self-reproach. Meanwhile, Lee Ga-kyung, who had returned to the office after work to hide a bomb, accidentally overheard their conversation. Upon seeing this, Kim Tae-woong—seemingly trying to hide his true feelings—spewed harsh words despite his true intentions. Seeing this, Lee Ga-kyung comforted him, saying, “Don’t cry, Interpreter Kim Tae-woong,” as she soothed his wounded heart.
The production team of *100 Days of Lies* stated, “Set against the backdrop of the commemorative banquet for the opening ceremony of the Korean Governor-General’s Office’s Ki-song Bridge, the Patriotic Corps’ new operation unfolds, kicking off Act 2. With an expanded scale and heightened suspense, the drama will become even more intense and gripping,” they added, urging viewers, “Don’t miss the precarious yet thrilling, poignant, and beautiful romance that Lee Ga-kyung, Kim Tae-woong, Yoo So-ran, and Yoo Philip will portray.”
Meanwhile, tvN’s 20th-anniversary special Saturday-Sunday drama *100 Days of Lies* is a 100-day espionage romance that unfolds when Gyeongseong’s top pickpocket—turned-spy—and an elite interpreter for the Japanese Government-General of Korea meet in the heart of the enemy’s territory. The drama stars Kim Yoo-jung, Park Jin-young, Kim Hyun-joo, and Lee Mu-saeng. In particular, “100 Days of Lies” is receiving critical acclaim as a “well-made drama” that seamlessly blends solid direction, a strong script, and outstanding performances by the cast. Riding the wave of the drama’s popularity, Park Jin-young ranked first in TV and OTT cast member buzz for the fifth week of October, and “100 Days of Lies” also topped the TV and OTT buzz rankings. It airs every Saturday and Sunday at 9:10 p.m.