Song Kang, Yoon Se-ah’s heinous act → Lee Jun-young’s amnesia lie exposed in shock... “Four Hands” reaches 7.2%

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After discovering Yoon Se-ah’s shocking heinous act, Song Kang’s character became deeply shaken upon also uncovering Lee Jun-young’s lies.

In the ninth episode of tvN’s Saturday-Sunday drama “Four Hands” (script by Shin Yi-won, directed by Park Hyun-seok), which aired on the 26th, Kang Bi-o (played by Song Kang) faced a series of shocking twists as he confronted his mother Kang Ji-hye’s (played by Yoon Se-ah) heinous act and the secret hidden by Choi Jeong-yo (played by Lee Jun-young).

According to ratings survey company Nielsen Korea, the ninth episode achieved a national average rating of 7.2%, peaking at 8.5%, and a metropolitan area average of 7.3%, peaking at 8.9%. Furthermore, it ranked first in its time slot across all channels nationwide and in the metropolitan area, including terrestrial broadcasters. On a national basis, it maintained its position as the top-rated program in its time slot for nine consecutive episodes on cable and general entertainment channels. In terms of target demographics (men and women aged 20–49) for tvN, it also secured first place in its time slot across all cable and general entertainment channels nationwide and in the metropolitan area (based on paid platforms integrating cable, IPTV, and satellite).

Upon learning that his mother Kang Ji-hye had orchestrated Choi Jeong-yo’s kidnapping nine years ago, Kang Bi-o was struck with immense shock. Kang Ji-hye justified her actions as choices made for her son and pressured Kang Bi-o by threatening to choose death if the truth were revealed.

Overcome with guilt, Kang Bi-o sought out Choi Jeong-yo but could not reveal the truth about the kidnapping incident. Later, Choi Jeong-yo asked Kang Bi-o to perform the premiere of a piano concerto he had composed, and Kang Bi-o accepted in an attempt to make amends. However, Choi Jeong-yo harshly criticized Kang Bi-o’s performance, stating that “the interpretation was shallow and lacked emotion,” creating intense tension between them.

Meanwhile, it also came to light that Choi Jeong-yo, who was believed to be suffering from amnesia, had actually feigned memory loss in order to seek revenge. Suspecting his suspicious behavior, Kang Bi-o discovered graffiti left behind by the two of them in the past and became convinced that Choi Jeong-yo retained all memories.

Ultimately, Kang Bi-o fell into extreme confusion after simultaneously learning about his mother’s orchestration of the kidnapping and Choi Jeong-yo’s deception.

Meanwhile, “Four Hands” will air its tenth episode on the 27th at 9:10 p.m.

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