Chic short hair with full-on retro charm: the teaser for Kim Yoo-jung and Park Jin-young’s new drama 100 Days of Lies is out, and this high-visual duo has incredible chemistry
This CP pairing is just too perfect together😍
Summary
- tvN’s brand-new weekend drama “100 Days of Lies” is slated to premiere in October 2026.
- Kim Yoo-jung plays Gyeongseong’s most skilled thief, Lee Ga-gyeong, who goes undercover and sneaks into the Government-General building to carry out a secret mission.
- Park Jinyoung takes on a dual identity as Sato Hideo, the adopted son of a high-ranking official at the Government-General and its newly appointed interpreter.
- Set in 1932, the series also stars veteran actors Kim Hyun-joo, Lee Moo-saeng, and Jin Sun-kyu.
If you love romance stories filled with suspense and tangled fates, there’s a drama you’ll want to add to your fall watchlist. The highly anticipated new tvN weekend drama “100 Days’ Lie” has finally released its “D-100” countdown teaser, vividly recreating 1930s street scenes. Kim Yoo-jung and Park Jinyoung are teaming up for the first time, and their brief passing encounter alone creates powerful chemistry, sending fans’ anticipation soaring.
A Double-Agent Spy Battle in 1932 Gyeongseong
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The drama’s appeal lies in placing a romance against a perilous era. Set in 1932 Gyeongseong, it follows a young master thief who accepts a mission from an anti-Japanese organization to raise money for her trip to the United States, only to unexpectedly meet the Government-General’s new interpreter. Drawn to each other within the Government-General, a place full of lies and testing, they embark on a dangerous yet irresistible espionage romance.
Kim Yoo-jung Becomes a Master Thief Who Infiltrates the Government-General
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Kim Yoo-jung’s character is especially compelling this time. She plays Lee Ga-gyeong, once one of Gyeongseong’s most skilled thieves, whose only goal is to save enough money to leave. To complete a secret mission assigned by the National Salvation Corps, however, she has no choice but to pose as an interpreter trainee and infiltrate the Joseon Government-General. The shift from an innocent young woman to a double agent in constant danger makes viewers eager to see how she portrays the tension of having to watch every step.
Park Jinyoung Takes On the Complex Role of the Government-General’s “Adopted Son”
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Meanwhile, Park Jinyoung’s character, Sato Hideo, whose Korean name is Kim Tae-woong, is equally dramatic. As the adopted son of a high-ranking Government-General official, he is fluent in English, Japanese, and Korean. He is not only the crucial new interpreter, but is also tasked with promoting official policies to the League of Nations during the dark colonial era. Portraying his inner conflict between two identities and national allegiances will undoubtedly be a challenging role.
The cast also includes accomplished actors such as Kim Hyun-joo, Lee Moo-saeng, and Jin Sun-kyu, greatly adding to the drama’s appeal. “100 Days’ Lie” is set to premiere in October 2026. If you’re interested, mark down its premiere date and get ready for this glamorous yet dangerous Gyeongseong love story!
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