'Four Hands' Lee Jun Young begins revenge on Song Kang... conflict deepens

Lee Jun Young Fake Amnesia ExposedOngoing Misunderstandings → Grueling Practice SessionstvN's weekend drama 'Four Hands' recorded a viewership rating of 7.2% with its 10th episode, which aired on the 27th. /tvN[THE FACT | Reporter Moon Chae-young] Actor Lee Jun Young's long-held anger finally exploded.In the 10th episode of tvN's weekend drama 'Four Hands' (written by Shin Yi-won, directed by Park Hyun-seok), which aired on the 27th, the relationship between Kang Bi-oh (played by Song Kang) and Choi Jung-yo (Lee Jun Young) was depicted as heading towards ruin. The viewership rating remained at 7.2%, the same as the 9th episode. (Based on Nielsen Korea's national paid household ratings)Upon realizing that Choi Jung-yo had not lost her memory, Kang Bi-oh immediately apprehended and interrogated her. Under Kang Bi-oh's persistent pressure, Choi Jung-yo admitted that her amnesia was a lie and that she had pretended to have lost her memory to prepare for the possibility that Kang Bi-oh might try to kill her again.Learning of Choi Jung-yo's misunderstanding, Kang Bi-oh admitted that he had committed all the acts himself, instead of blaming his mother, Kang Ji-hye (played by Yoon Se-ah), and stated that he would accept his punishment even now. With his anger at its peak, Choi Jung-yo left Kang Bi-oh with a chilling warning to "look forward to the hell I will show you."Afterward, Choi Jung-yo's revenge began in earnest. Kang Bi-oh, tasked with the premiere of a piece composed by Choi Jung-yo, silently signed a contract with unfavorable terms and repeatedly practiced the piece until Choi Jung-yo was satisfied, even during his personal practice time.Choi Jung-yo revealed that the cadenza contained the terror of nine years ago when she had to desperately escape from an armed kidnapper, and sharply criticized Kang Bi-oh's performance, stating that it lacked the fear of that moment. Kang Bi-oh's intense criticism fueled his guilt and desperation.tvN's weekend drama 'Four Hands' meets viewers every Saturday and Sunday at 9:10 PM. /tvNHowever, even on the day of the recording for the music release, Kang Bi-oh's performance did not meet Choi Jung-yo's demands, and she repeatedly stopped him, pushing him to his limits. Kang Bi-oh eventually showed symptoms of his fingers not moving as intended and was ultimately fired by Choi Jung-yo.Overwhelmed with frustration, Kang Bi-oh unleashed his anger on Choi Jung-yo, but was met only with cold words that attacked his pride. Choi Jung-yo sarcastically asked if he hadn't expected her ruthless attitude and shattered Kang Bi-oh's fragile heart by saying that her disappointment was as great as her expectations for him to overcome his limits.The one who unexpectedly offered Kang Bi-oh a direction to get back up after hitting a wall was his grandfather, Kang Seung-woon (played by Jung Jin-young). After hearing Kang Bi-oh's sincere desire to be happiest when playing the piano, Kang Seung-woon advised him to break free from established norms and pour his heart and life entirely into his music.Finding a solution in Kang Seung-woon's words, Kang Bi-oh sought out Choi Jung-yo, who had dismissed him, and asked for another chance. He confidently asserted that he, and only he, could best express the hatred towards him contained in Choi Jung-yo's music, foreshadowing a more hardened Kang Bi-oh.'Four Hands,' consisting of a total of 12 episodes, airs every Saturday and Sunday at 9:10 PM.mcy21@tf.co.kr[Entertainment Department | ssent@tf.co.kr]