GENERAL INFORMATION
KOREAN DRAMA
Original Title: 백일의 낭군님 | baegilui nanggunnim | 100 Days My Prince
Also known as: Hundred Days Husband, Dear Husband of 100 Days
Genre: Comedy Historical Romance
Broadcast network: tvN
Episodes: 16 + 1
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Synopsis
In the Joseon Dynasty, people thought that yin and yang should come together and create harmony when a boy reached the age of 15 and a girl reached the age of 14. It was believed that if too many men and women were unable to find suitable partners, the country would suffer greatly.
One year, when a drought went on for months, the crown prince ordered all girls and boys of age to get married so that rain would come. Hong-shim, the oldest spinster in town, is in danger of being forced into marriage, and one unlucky man has to marry her: Lee Yul, the crown prince of Joseon. In order to get married, the crown prince disguised himself as Won-deuk. With Hong-shim, the prince is a useless man who can't chop firewood, make rope, or carry heavy loads. For some reason, Won-deuk wants to prove himself as perfect husband material.
The crown prince, who donned a fake identity, and the oldest spinster in town go through a fake marriage to save the country from a drought and share a romance that goes beyond class for 100 days.
THE CAST
CHARACTERS SUMMARY
MAIN CHARACTERS
An idealistic crown prince who transforms into a low status man after a near fatal accident. Despite his amnesia, Yul maintains the speaking style of a noble man, to the villagers' annoyance and also lands himself in constant trouble because of this. He also retains his intelligence and martial arts skill, especially archery. However, he is completely useless with daily chores and activities of a peasant, such as making straw shoes, using the sickle, and chopping wood.
An intelligent and strong woman who used to be a noblewoman and now runs Joseon's first all-solution agency in Songjoo village. She is shown to be fiercely independent and crass at times, and is always getting into arguments with Won-deuk. She hides her true identity from everyone in the village, except for her adoptive father. She longs to be reunited with her brother.
The evil vice-premier who is also the father-in-law of Lee Yul. He is the most powerful man in the nation and controls even the king. A ruthless man, he is ready to employ any actions necessary to gain and maintain his power.
Crown Princess, Kim Cha-eon's daughter and Lee Yul's wife. Like Yul, she is also forced into the marriage and is constantly neglected by her husband. She secretly harbours feelings for Moo-yeon, one of her father's hired killers and the father of the child she becomes pregnant with, causing great distress for her and her father, as she never consummated her marriage with Yul.
Formerly ranked 7a at the Capital, then Magistrate (6b) of the Songjoo village, then hidden advisor of the Crown Prince. He has a one-sided love for Hong-shim. He has prosopagnosia or "face blindness", which causes him to initially be unable to recognize Won-deuk as the crown prince. The only face that he could recognize is Hong-shim's. He is smart and wise, and is one of the few people to earn Lee Yul's trust.
Yi-seo's elder brother and Kim Cha-eon's main hired killer. Despite knowing that Cha-eon killed his father, he continues to serve Cha-eon as he is constantly being threatened with the hunting down and killing of his lost sister, Yi-seo. He is shown to be ruthless and amazingly skilled in the martial arts. He is also unafraid to wield his sword and kill anyone Cha-eon instructs him. Despite this, he longs to be free from this lifestyle and bargains with Cha-eon for his release, with one final assignment - to murder the Crown Prince. He is later shown to be heavily conflicted between running away with his sister to start a new life, and being with the Crown Princess with whom he is in love and who is pregnant with his child. He is also conflicted upon learning that the man he has been ordered to kill is now married to his sister.
Young Versions
Others
Right State Councilor
Minister of Rites
Of Crown Princess' Palace.
A gisaeng friend of Jae-yoon. She has feelings for Jae-yoon despite knowing that he only has his heart on Hong-shim. However, she still acts as his trusted confidante and readily assists him in various tasks, even putting her own life at risk. She is shown to be a good artist as her spot on sketch of Won-deuk after spending some time with him under the ruse to look for her missing fan, finally unravels the truth that Lee Yul is alive to Jae-yoon. She constantly visits Jae-yoon at Songjoo Village.
Tavern owner.
Assassin #2, Moo-yeon's friend.
Assassin #3.
EXTENDED CHARACTERS
People around Lee Yul
Lee Yul's father who is shown to be a puppet king, ineffective due to being under the vice-premier's control. His relationship with Yul is strained due to the manner in which he seized the throne and the consequences surrounding Yul's mother's death.
Lee Yul's step-mother. She is ambitious and longs for the Crown Prince title to be transferred to her son. It is shown that the King constantly neglects her. She also has a strained relationship with her stepson Lee Yul, and rejoices at the news of his death. She is a constant suspect in any murder attempt on Yul.
Lee Yul's younger half-brother, son of Queen Park. Despite his mother's ambition for him, he is a very righteous young man, and does not want to inherit the Crown Prince title using dirty tactics. He is against corruption in the Palace and any attempt to murder his half-brother. He is shown to have feelings for his sister-in-law, the crown princess.
People in the Palace
Head of Censorat, elder half-brother of Jung Jae-yoon. He despises Jae-yoon and is annoyed that Jae-yoon manages to climb up the rankings and even become the crown prince's right-hand man all on his own abilities.
Ranked 5a at Yejo, Kim Cha-eon's son, Kim So-hye's brother. He is clumsy and weak, and shown to not possess the intelligence and ambitions of his father.
He is in charge of Lee Yul in the Palace. Cha-eon has him killed when he is able to recognise that the dead body in the crown prince's garment is not Lee Yul, but is rescued secretly. He returns to the Palace and continues to serve Lee Yul.
A Palace Guards' officer, friend of Jung Jae-yoon.
Kim Cha-eon's right-hand man, Minister of War.
People in Songjoo Village
Hong-sim's adoptive father. He is the only one who knows the truth of Hong-sim's identity and rescues Lee Yul in the woods. To save Hong-sim, he keeps up the ruse that Lee Yul is actually Hong-sim's betrothed, Na Won-deuk, and even buries the clothes in which Yul was found to hide his true identity. Due to his guilt towards Yul, he always takes Yul's side in any of Yul's arguments with Hong-shim. He is a widower whose wife and child died.
Powerful yangban, Kim Cha-eon's subject. He is also involved in corruption and has a vendetta against Hong-shim for rejecting his advances and marriage offer.
Magistrate's henchman (promoted to Magistrate in Ep. 16). Despite the corruption by his superiors, he is shown to be righteous and has a good relationship with the villagers.
Hong-shim's best friend and Gu-dol's wife due to the marriage decree. They confide in each other often and despite not knowing of Hong-shim's true identity of a noble woman, Kkeut-nyeo is the only person besides Hong-shim's father to know that she was adopted and has an older brother.
Kkeut-nyeo's husband. He also later develops a friendship with Won-deuk and is always there to teach him and give him advice despite finding Won-deuk useless and annoying.
Former Magistrate.
A loan shark.
A child friend of Hong-shim and Won-deuk.
Special Appearances
Crown Prince's best friend and guardian (Ep. 1–2 & 15)
King's Royal Inspector (Ep. 5 & 7)
Young daughter of the Chinese Envoy (Ep. 13)
SYNOPSIS BY EPISODE
EPISODES 01-08
1 Lee Yul, the young son of Prince Neungseon, bullies a slave who's playing with him. But he's stopped by Yoon Yi-seo, the young daughter of the former Commander of the Royal Guards. In retaliation later on, Yul leads Yi-seo to a secluded hut owned by a mean looking man, who brandishes an ax as he walks towards them. As Yi-seo falls to the ground, Yul and his friend Dong-joo run for their lives.
Minister Kim Cha-eon tries to persuade Prince Neungseon to take the throne from his brother. But Prince Neungseon hesitates when Minister Kim Cha-eon says that he must abandon his wife.
Minister Kim Cha-eon launches his rebellion, and one of his targets is the former Commander of the Royal Guards; Yi-seo and his brother Sok-ha escape, but they're chased by Minister Kim Cha-eon's men.
Years later ...
Yul is now the Crown Prince, who's cold towards Crown Princess So-hye (Minister Kim Cha-eon's daughter) and curt towards everyone -- the court ministers, the royal tutors, and the palace staff. Scolded by his father, the King, who blames his rebellious attitude for the lack of rain, he orders all the single men and women in the country to get married.
Yi-seo (now known as Hong-shim) has grown up in the care of a man who works as a beacon keeper in Songjoo, a faraway village. Every month, she secretly goes to Hanyang to search for her brother.
With his bodyguard Dong-joo, Crown Prince Yul goes out of the palace at night to meet a lady physician who used to work for the Royal Infirmary.
Minister Kim Cha-eon kills Yi-seo's father and Yul's mother.
An assassin kills the lady physician. Along with Dong-joo, Crown Prince Yul searches for the assassin; he sees Hong-sim under a cherry tree and recognizes her as Yi-seo.
2 Je-yoon, a minor official in the Capital District Office ("Hanseongbu"), finds Hong-shim hiding under the bridge. He questions her on what she's doing on the bridge, but she tells him to mind his own business.
Crown Prince Yul holds a banquet for his birthday, with a specific request for gifts from the well-wishers as part of his plan to identify who killed the lady physician.
Yul finds out that Je-yoon has taken the journals from the Royal Infirmary. After confronting Je-yoon and reading the journals, he visits Crown Princess So-hye in her quarters.
The King sends Yul to officiate at a rain ritual outside of the palace, but in the woods, he and his entourage are attacked by masked men.
In Songjoo, Hong-shim refuses to become the concubine of Master Park, an influential nobleman; she's brought to the magistrate's office where she is ordered flogged 100 times.
Dong-joo sacrifices himself in order to save Yul. Hong-shim's adoptive father finds Yul in the woods and nurses him back to health. But Yul suffers from amnesia.
In order to save Hong-shim from being flogged, her adoptive father tells the magistrate that Yul is Won-deuk, the man Hong-shim is engaged to marry.
3 Because Hong-shim is the last person from the village to get married, the magistrate orders that the wedding be held in the magistrate's office. But Yul disappears from the house; he goes around the village and later ends up in Master Park's house. To Master Park's delight, Yul tells the magistrate that he refuses to push through with the wedding.
In the palace, the soldier who survived the attack on Yul's entourage dies; the King decides to leave the palace with a few escorts and investigate by himself what happened to Yul. But along the way, he and his escorts are stopped and surrounded by masked men.
Minister Kim Cha-eon's assassin, Moo-yeon, loiters at the bridge, remembering how he and his sister got separated from each other sixteen years ago.
Moo-yeon is Hong-shim's brother Sok-ha.
Hong-shim and Won-deuk are captured by bandits.
4 Hong-shim's adoptive father rescues her and Yul (Won-deuk) from the bandits. But Yul gets into more trouble when he ventures into the marketplace and meets a friendly loan shark.
In the capital, Je-yoon finds out from Minister Kim Cha-eon's son that Crown Prince Yul has been missing for the past several days. Later on, he tracks down a fletcher in a remote house.
To earn money to pay off the debts that Yul has incurred and to prevent her adoptive father and herself from being sold off as slaves, Hong-shim establishes the "Solution Agency", which will accept any kind of work in exchange for money. She sends Yul to do the jobs that the villagers offer to the agency.
To reassure the King, Minister Kim Cha-eon tells him that he will personally go to Mount Chunsoo to look for Crown Prince Yul. On the way, he meets Master Park, the magistrate, and other noblemen, but he tells them that the royal guards are on the mountain for a military exercise.
Along with Gu-dol (husband of Hong-shim's best friend), Yul gets a job delivering water to the royal guards on the mountain.
Minister Kim Cha-eon tells Crown Princess So-hye to keep quiet about her pregnancy.
On the mountain, Yul has flashbacks of the attack and then collapses.
Hong-shim recounts to Yul the promise that a young boy made to her under a cherry tree sixteen years ago.
5 Hong-shim helps Yul get better, but the next day, Yul continues with his finicky ways. Later, when the village official and the loan shark argue with one another as to who should be the first that Yul should pay, Hong-shim takes them to the magistrate's office.
Minister Kim Cha-eon finds Dong-joo's body on the riverbank, but he reports to the palace that it is Crown Prince Yul's body.
Je-yoon becomes skeptical when someone confesses to killing the lady physician. Later that night, he meets Hong-shim on the bridge again.
At the birthday celebration of Master Park, both Hong-shim and Yul find jobs. But when Master Park becomes flirty with Hong-shim, Yul intervenes and ridicules his poem. Enraged, Master Park orders that Yul and Hong-shim be beaten in the magistrate's office.
Se-joon receives from a royal guard a letter that Crown Prince Yul wrote before he left for the rain ritual.
Hong-shim uses Yul's ability to read and write to earn money by copying cheap romance novels.
6 On Minister Kim Cha-eon's orders, Moo-yeon and two of his men rush to Mount Chunsoo to find Crown Prince Yul's body or kill him if he's still alive.
In the market, Yul confronts the loan shark for threatening to sell Hong-shim as a slave. But the loan shark brings out a knife and threatens Yul back. Meanwhile, as she looks for Yul, Hong-shim passes by Moo-yeon.
In the palace, only a few ministers are allowed to see Crown Prince Yul's body, and Eunuch Yang, who has been asked to identify the body, breaks down as he sees the decomposed body.
Minister Kim Cha-eon pressures Crown Princess So-hye to reveal the name of the man who got her pregnant; meanwhile, the Queen orders her attendant to sneak into Crown Princess So-hye's quarters.
To Hong-shim's delight, Yul begins helping people by reading and explaining their various documents. But this service and Hong-shim's recommendation for another way of fulfilling the village's tribute requirements get them into trouble with Master Park and the magistrate.
Hong-shim's Solution Agency gets another job, and she dresses Yul up as a nobleman. But while Yul is doing the job, Hong-shim is kidnapped by several men who claimed that her house is built on Master Park's land.
Minister Kim Cha-eon slashes Eunuch Yang's throat and leaves the knife to make it appear like a suicide.
Tied up to a tree, Hong-shim shouts at Yul to run away from the men who kidnapped her.
7 Yul rescues Hong-shim from the thugs hired by Master Park and the magistrate. Meanwhile, in the palace, Je-yoon and the court lady are interrogated for planting a talisman in Crown Princess So-hye's quarters. Cornered, Je-yoon reveals to Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon that he was given a letter by Crown Prince Yul.
When someone shoots an arrow at Master Park and the magistrate, Yul is arrested and ordered flogged. Hong-shim and the villagers rush to the magistrate's office to vouch for Yul and plead for mercy.
Petitions pour in from the Confucian scholars, asking that the Queen and Prince Seowon be deposed for using a talisman against Crown Princess So-hye.
Master Park becomes impatient with the proceedings and takes a sword, aiming it at Hong-shim's neck. He orders Yul to prove that he can't use a bow and arrow. Yul takes the bow and arrow, but instead of shooting at a target, he turns and shoots at Master Park.
The Royal Inspector rushes into the magistrate's office and arrests the magistrate for his corrupt acts listed in the book that he got from Hong-shim.
Yul buys a pair of shoes and then meets Hong-shim in the barley field. But from a hilltop, Moo-yeon shoots an arrow at Yul.
8 To Hong-shim's surprise, Yul tells her that he knows that she came from a noble family; he also says that he wants to consummate their marriage.
In the palace, the Queen and her allies try to come up with plans to counter the political impact of Crown Princess So-hye's pregnancy. When she pleads in front of the main hall to be executed so that Prince Soyeon could be saved, the King ignores her and leaves the palace.
The village official finds a government record where Won-deuk's personal details are recorded. Later, while Hong Shim's friends help her, her father, and Yul repair the house, the loan shark appears and grabs Hong-shim, threatening to sell her off as a slave.
Moo-yeon orders his men to go back to Hanyang; he secretly meets Hong-shim and gives her ten days to work things out before they leave together.
Despite opposition, the King appoints Je-yoon as the new magistrate of Songjoo Village.
EPISODES 09-16
Moo-yeon deceives Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon by saying that he killed Crown Prince Yul. Later, as he talks with Crown Princess So-hye, he's shot with an arrow.
In exchange for the King's plea that the Queen and Prince Soyeon be spared, Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon asks the King to seal a blank piece of paper.
Rejected by his brother Minister Jung (the Queen's ally), Je-yoon shifts his allegiance to Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon.
Yul finally finds out that he isn't Won-deuk.
9 Hong-shim admits to Yul that she purposely sent him to Won-deuk's village so that he can regain his memories. Later, her father brings Yul to the place where he found him wounded and unconscious.
Ye-joon arrives in Songjoo Village; he meets Hong-shim and remembers her as the woman he met on the bridge in Hanyang. Meanwhile, Yul sneaks into the records room of the magistrate's office.
Ye-joon tries to win Master Park's favor (as Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon told him to), but as a result, the villagers begin to resent him.
To help himself regain his memories, Yul goes with the Songjoo villagers who will bring the tributes to Hanyang. Later, as he wanders around the palace, he recognizes an officer of the royal guards.
Moo-yeon attacks Yul in the woods; Yul overcomes him and asks if he knows who he is.
One of the Queen's allies changes his allegiance and warns Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon that the Queen will soon spread the rumor that Crown Princess So-hye committed adultery.
10 After months of drought, rain begins to fall.
Je-yoon's brother, Minister Jung (an ally of the Queen), asks Prince Seowon if he's in love with Crown Princess So-hye. But Prince Seowon cautions him, saying that he's not interested in becoming the next Crown Prince.
Hong-shim's father tells her that Won-deuk (Yul) may have decided to keep his identity and may want to leave with them and her brother.
Yul remembers that, in the woods, Moo-yeon didn't tell him his real identity but warned him that people will die if his real identity is exposed.
After he hires Hong Shim's Solution Agency for a job, Je-yoon becomes flabbergasted when he finds out that Won-deuk (Yul) is Hong-shim's husband. Later, while he's talking with Hong-shim about the result of the job, Ae-wol, the gisaeng from Hanyang, arrives.
Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon finds out who's spreading the rumor that Crown Prince Yul is alive. Meanwhile, the King orders Minister Jung to kill Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon.
After Ae-wol tells him about the rumors of Crown Prince Yul being alive, Ye-joon studies Won-deuk's handwriting and compares it with his memories of his meeting with Crown Prince Yul.
On their way to Songjoo Village, Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon and his bodyguard are attacked by assassins.
11 Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon and his bodyguard face off against the assassins, but they're overwhelmed.
Hong-shim and Yul meet a shaman along the way, who foretells what the future holds for them. Meanwhile, in Hanyang, one of Moo-yeon's friends takes him out of Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon's house.
Despite opposition from some of the ministers and from Crown Princess So-hye, the King appoints Prince Seowon as the new Crown Prince.
Hong-shim, her father, and Yul begin making their preparations to leave Songjoo Village, but Je-yoon becomes suspicious that Won-deuk (Yul) might actually be the Crown Prince.
Hong-shim and Yul go to the public market to see the entertainers who have gathered for the Dano holiday celebrations.
A man dressed in black kidnaps Hong-shim. Meanwhile, as his men surround Yul, Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon tells him that he is the Crown Prince.
12 Hong-shim finally finds out from her brother Moo-yeon that Won-deuk is Crown Prince Yul. Meanwhile, with Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon leading him, Yul arrives in the palace where he meets the King, the ministers, and Crown Princess So-hye.
Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon assures Crown Princess So-hye that Yul has lost his memories; he also handpicks the eunuchs and court ladies who will serve Yul.
Fearing retribution over the way they mistreated Yul, Je-yoon and Master Park beg for Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon's forgiveness. Later, Je-yoon tries to see Yul, but the eunuchs block him.
Still hoping that Prince Seowon would be installed as the Crown Prince, the Queen plans to embarrass Yul before the Ming ambassador and his entourage.
Je-yoon cautions Yul that if he tries to seek out Hong-shim, she and the other villagers will become Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon's targets.
Je-yoon helps Hong-shim in her plans to leave with her brother by giving her new identification papers and by reuniting her with her adoptive father.
Yul leaves the palace by himself and rides to Songjoo village, but Hong-shim hides from him.
13 Hong-shim says goodbye and walks away from Yul.
Preparations continue for the visit of the Ming ambassador and his entourage, and the Queen is delighted to know that Yul has lost his memories.
Moo-yeon sneaks into the palace to try and see Crown Princess So-hye. Meanwhile, Hong-shim's friends and the village official find out that Won-deuk is actually Crown Prince Yul.
Not knowing what happened to Moo-yeon, Hong-shim decides to go to Hanyang to look for him; she and her father stay in Je-yoon's house.
While the Ming ambassador is testing Yul's ability to assume the role of Crown Prince, the ambassador's son, Jinlin, disappears in the marketplace.
Yul finds out that Je-yoon has feelings for Hong-shim.
Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon secretly meets the Ming ambassador and tells him about an impending war.
While trying to decode the one-word puzzle that he gave to Je-yoon, Yul regains memories of his childhood. He goes to the bridge where he meets Hong-shim.
14 Hong-shim is stunned that Yul still has the ribbon from their childhood years; Yul promises to come for her later on.
Despite being warned by her court attendant, Crown Princess So-hye secretly meets Moo-yeon. Later on, she gets a letter from Moo-yeon, who gives her three days to think about eloping with him.
After their meeting at the bridge, Hong-shim secretly follows Moo-yeon to see where he's staying. But one of Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon's men accosts her.
Despite questioning where Je-yoon's loyalties really lie, Yul appoints him as his librarian. Vice-Premier Kim, however, disapproves of the appointment.
To escape from Master Park's ridiculous demand for lots of firewood, Hong-shim's friends go to Hanyang hoping to somehow see Yul. They accidentally meet in Hanyang the village official, and they all end up staying in Je-yoon's house.
Yul finds out that he has been keeping a journal about his life in the palace. But he doesn't remember where he hid the journal.
Yul reunites with his faithful Eunuch Yang, who tells him about Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon's duplicity.
To deceive Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon, Je-yoon burns down the Crown Prince's library. Through the journal, Yul remembers finding out that Crown Princess So-hye is carrying another man's child.
Hong-shim goes inside the house where she saw Moo-yeon, but she ends up face to face with Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon.
15 Yul asks his father the King to grant him the full authority to act against Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon.
After visiting the place where he was ambushed during the rain ritual, Yul goes to Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon's house. While he's searching the room, Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon arrives.
After Moo-yeon reveals to her that he has been working for Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon, Hong-shim asks for Je-yoon's help in getting into the palace and meeting Yul.
Yul orders Officer Kwon of the royal guards to take Crown Princess So-hye out of the palace and to kill her.
Je-yoon finds out why Master Park has been demanding firewood from the villagers. But as Yul confronts Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon, war breaks out between Ming and the Jurchens, with Joseon caught in the middle.
Hong-shim sneaks into Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon's house, intending to kill him.
Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon tells Yul that he must go to the battlefield himself because Hong-shim is one of those who have been captured during the fighting.
16 Despite Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon's treacherous plans, Yul kills him.
Unable to bear the guilt that it was Moo-yeon who tried to kill Yul on several occasions, Hong-shim says goodbye to Yul.
Finding out that Vice-Premier Kim Cha-eon is dead, Prince Seowon helps Crown Princess So-hye to escape from the palace.
Yul leads the Joseon soldiers in their battles against the Jurchens.
Six months later ...
Hong-shim's status as a noblewoman has been restored, but, as Yi-seo, she continues to live in Songjoo village, accepting jobs for her Solution Agency.
Because it hasn't rained in three months and Yul hasn't remarried despite the numerous noblewomen that the King has presented to him, the king orders that all single men and women in the kingdom must get married before the end of the month.
Je-yoon takes the King's order as his opportunity and goes to Songjoo village to propose to Yi-seo (Hong-shim). But Yul finds out about it and also rushes to the village.
VARIETIES
CORRELATION CHART
Audience
| Date | Episode | National AGB Nielsen (%) | Seoul AGB Nielsen (%) | National TNmS (%) | Seoul TNmS (%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| September 10th, 2018 | 01 | 5.026 | 5.527 | 5.5 | |
| September 11th, 2018 | 02 | 6.199 | 6.882 | 5.7 | |
| September 17th, 2018 | 03 | 6.000 | 6.229 | 5.9 | |
| September 18th, 2018 | 04 | 7.274 | 7.814 | 7.5 | |
| September 24th, 2018 | 05 | 4.362 | 4.799 | 4.7 | |
| September 25th, 2018 | 06 | 6.923 | 7.232 | 7.2 | |
| October 1st, 2018 | 07 | 7.991 | 8.785 | 9.0 | |
| October 2nd, 2018 | 08 | 9.223 | 9.995 | 8.3 | |
| October 8th, 2018 | 09 | 9.089 | 9.790 | 7.8 | |
| October 9th, 2018 | 10 | 10.263 | 10.904 | 9.5 | |
| October 15th, 2018 | 11 | 10.120 | 10.790 | 9.4 | |
| October 16th, 2018 | 12 | 11.170 | 12.325 | 11.0 | |
| October 22nd, 2018 | 13 | 11.333 | 12.502 | 12.5 | |
| October 23rd, 2018 | 14 | 12.670 | 13.455 | 12.0 | |
| October 29th, 2018 | 15 | 12.159 | 13.033 | 13.0 | |
| October 30th, 2018 | 16 | 14.412 | 15.169 | 15.1 | |
| Average | 9.013% | 9.596% | -% | ||
| September 4th, 2018 | Special | 1.1% | 1.188% |
MORE DETAILS
| Viewership ratings: | 9.013% - 9.596% | |
| Broadcast period: | September 10th, 2018 - October 30th, 2018 | |
| Air time: | Monday & Tuesday 21:30 | |
| Drama OST: | 100 Days My Prince OST |
PRODUCTION CREDITS
| Original work: | - | |
| Screenwriter: | No Ji Seol (노지설) | |
| Production Company: | Studio Dragon | |
| Director: | Lee Jong Jae (이종재) | |
| Music: | Various Artists |
RECOGNITIONS
| Year | Award | Recognition |
|---|---|---|
| 2019 | 14th Annual Soompi Awards | Drama of the Year |
| 2019 | 14th Annual Soompi Awards | Actor of the Year (D.O) |
| 2019 | 14th Annual Soompi Awards | Best Couple (D.O & Nam Ji Hyun) |
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