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Lee Yool falls off a cliff and nearly dies in an attempted assassination. He loses his memory, and wanders for 100 days under a new name and personality. During this period, he meets Hong Sim, head of the first detective agency in Joseon.
Crown Prince Lee Yul suffers a severe injury and amnesia, leading him to wander the land as a commoner named Won-deuk. He ends up in a village where he unexpectedly marries Hong Shim, a sharp and capable woman who runs the Joseon era's first detective agency. As Yul grapples with his new identity and the mundane life he never knew, Hong Shim finds herself harboring a secret connection to his past, setting the stage for a comedic and romantic journey of self-discovery and rediscovered love.
The drama was a significant commercial success, praised for its compelling storyline, the chemistry between the leads, and D.O.'s surprisingly adept portrayal of both a haughty prince and a bumbling commoner. It received positive reviews from critics and was a huge hit with audiences, becoming one of the highest-rated cable television dramas in South Korean history.
Praised for its engaging plot that seamlessly blends comedy, romance, and historical elements.
D.O.'s performance as the amnesiac prince was a standout, showcasing his acting range.
The romantic chemistry between the lead actors was a major draw for viewers.
Google audience: Viewers consistently lauded the drama for its heartwarming romance, humorous situations, and the satisfying character development of the protagonists. Many found the blend of fantasy and historical setting to be refreshing and enjoyed the strong performances from the entire cast.
Won multiple awards including the Asia Artist Awards for Actor of the Year (D.O.) and Best OST, and the Korea Drama Awards for Best Director and Best OST. It also received nominations at the Baeksang Arts Awards.
The drama's theme song, 'Dear My Love' by Ha Sung-woon, became a popular hit and was praised for perfectly capturing the emotional essence of the series.
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The drama was mostly a slice of life drama with minimum story. The concept is fairly simple and was done before, "Save the Last Dance for Me (2004)" comes to mind immediately. The leads had a good characterization and received an equally fu...