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Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo
Promotional poster
Hangul
달의 연인 – 보보경심 려
Hanja
달의 戀人 – 步步驚心 麗
Revised RomanizationDarui Yeonin – Bobogyeongsim Ryeo
McCune–ReischauerTarŭi Yŏnin – Popokyŏngsim Ryŏ
Genre
Based onBu Bu Jing Xin
Written byCho Yoon-young
Directed byKim Kyu-tae
Starring
Country of originSouth Korea
Original languageKorean
No. of episodes20 + 2 special episodes
Production
Executive producers
  • Jo Jung-ho
  • Yang Min-suk
  • Kim Kyu-tae
ProducerBaek Choong-hwa
Cinematography
  • Kim Cheon-suk
  • Park Jang-hyuk
  • Lee Sang-su
Editors
  • Kim Hyang-suk
  • Lee Hyun-ju
Camera setupSingle-camera
Running time60 minutes
Production companiesBaramiBunda inc.[a]
GT Entertainment[b]
NBCUniversal International Television
YG Entertainment
BudgetUS$13 million[1]
Original release
NetworkSBS TV
ReleaseAugust 29 (2016-08-29) –
November 1, 2016 (2016-11-01)
Related
Scarlet Heart

Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo (Korean: 달의 연인 – 보보경심 려; Hanja: 달의 戀人 – 步步驚心 麗; RR: Darui Yeonin – Bobogyeongsim Ryeo; MR: Tarŭi Yŏnin – Popokyŏngsim Ryŏ) is a South Korean television series based on the Chinese novel Bu Bu Jing Xin. It aired from August 29 to November 1, 2016, on SBS, every Monday and Tuesday at 22:00 (KST), for 20 episodes.[1][2][3][4][5]

The series recorded an average nationwide rating of 7.6% for Nielsen Korea and 7.3% for TNMS,[6][7] and was considered a failure for its performance below expectations.[8][9][10] The drama has reportedly been sold for more than $400,000 per episode to the Chinese broadcasting station Youku, totaling over $8 million and thus became the most expensive Korean drama ever sold at the time.[11] The record was beaten a few months later by Man to Man.[12]

Synopsis

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During a total solar eclipse, a 25-year-old 21st-century woman, Go Ha-jin (Lee Ji-eun), is transported back in time, to the Goryeo period.

She wakes up in the year of 941, in the body of Hae Soo, among the many princes of the ruling Wang family, during the reign of King Taejo.

She initially falls in love with the gentle and warm-hearted 8th Prince Wang Wook (Kang Ha-neul), but later develops a relationship with Wang So (Lee Joon-gi), the fearsome 4th Prince, who hides his face behind a mask and is given the derogatory label of "wolf-dog".

As the story develops, Hae Soo finds herself unwittingly caught up in the palace politics and the rivalry among the princes, as they fight for the throne.

Cast

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Main

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Initially known as the cruel and aloof one among the princes, he is both feared and misunderstood by those around him. He begins to change because of Hae Soo, who quickly realizes that his coldness is a front to hide his pain.
A 21st century girl who has had a painful life. She travels back in time to 10th century Goryeo. She is an optimistic girl and can't stand injustice. She becomes the first one to understand Wang So's pain and decides to help him. She cares deeply for her loved ones. She initially develops feelings for the 8th Prince, but later falls for the 4th Prince.
A good man who cares deeply for the people around him. His kind charms make Hae Soo fall for him. However, his position places him as a rival to Wang So for both love and the throne.

Supporting

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Princes

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The oldest prince.
The clever and ambitious older brother of Wang So who has his eyes on the throne.
A conceited, proud, and narcissistic royal who aids Yo and Wook in their pursuit for the throne.
A mischievous and playful royal with a lively but annoyingly childish personality who becomes Hae Soo's first friend in Goryeo.
One of Hae Soo's friends and a romantic playboy is known for his refined and aristocratic manners. He is very good-looking and has a deep love for music and arts.
The youngest Prince who has a crush on Hae Soo and befriends her, also stays by her side until she dies. As per her last wish, Wang Jung then raises Hae Soo and Wang So's daughter.

Goryeo Imperial Family

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Founder of the Goryeo Dynasty.
Taejo's 3rd Queen and a mother to Wang Yo, Wang So and Wang Jung.
Taejo's 4th Queen and mother of Wang Wook and Princess Yeon-hwa. She was accused of causing Court Lady Oh's miscarriage.
Wang Wook's full younger sister and Wang So's future first wife.

Women of the Princes

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Wang Wook's wife[13] and Hae Soo's sixth cousin.
Hae Soo's servant and friend, who loves the 9th Prince, Wang Won.
A gisaeng, who is the last Princess of Later Baekje and Baek-ah's lover.
Park Soo-kyung's daughter and Wang Eun's wife.

Others

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The king's astronomer. Crown Prince Wang Mu's friend.
Soon-deok's father and Wang So's right-hand man.
Head of the Damiwon Palace, King Taejo's one true love and Hae Soo's mentor, who is a mother-like figure to her.

Special appearances

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  • Byeon Woo-seok as Go Ha-jin's ex-boyfriend (Ep. 3)
  • Jang Hae-min as Go Ha-jin's friend (Ep. 3)
  • Park Kwi-soon as the Chief Monk of the temple where the tongueless monks reside (Ep. 3)
  • Oh Yoo-mi as court lady (Ep. 10)
  • Jang Seo-hee as Lady Gyeonghwa
Crown Prince Wang Mu's daughter who later become Wang So's second wife and consort (Ep. 14)
  • Seo Eun-sol [ko] as Hae Soo and Wang So's daughter (Ep. 20)
  • Kim Do-hye as Bok-soon, Wang Wook's daughter (Ep. 20)[14]

Production

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Filming locations
♦ Cheonjuho lake
♦ Seon-gyojang mansion
Wolhwawon garden
♦
♦ Icheon
♦ Ondal Tourist Park
♦ Yoseonjeong
♦ Baekje Cultural Center
Nampyeong Moon family complex ♦
♦ Bang-ok lake
♦ Mir-yang lake
Naju Image
Theme Park ♦
♦ Man-yeonsa temple
Saseong-am Hermitage
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♦
Unjusa temple
♦ Seyeonjeong pavilion

Development

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On June 25, 2015, director Kim Kyu-tae and his production company, BaramiBunda Inc., announced that they were in the early stages of making a Korean version of the Chinese novel Bu Bu Jing Xin by Tong Hua.[15]

NBC Universal joined the investors on September 15, covering half of the budget of ₩15 billion and raising the expectations for the drama,[16] which would have been filmed entirely before the broadcast and would be aired simultaneously in China and abroad.[17] On January 25, 2016, YG Entertainment also joined the investors.[3]

The Chinese streaming platform Youku bought Moon Lovers at $400,000 per episode, making it the most expensive Korean drama ever sold, surpassing the records previously set by Descendants of the Sun and Uncontrollably Fond, which were sold to China for $250,000 per episode.[11][18][19] The record was beaten a few months later by Man to Man.[12]

Casting and filming

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Some shooting locations. From top left: Baekje Cultural Center; Unjusa temple; Saseong-am hermitage; Seyeonjeong pavilion; Pocheon Art Valley; Seon-gyojang mansion; two photos of the Naju Image Theme Park.

On November 11, 2015 it was announced that Lee Joon-gi had been offered the male lead part of Wang So.[20] The actor confirmed his participation in the project on January 4, 2016, and the same day it was announced that Lee Ji-eun (IU) had accepted the part of the female lead.[21] The first script reading took place four days later.[22]

Filming, which lasted five months, began in February 2016 at the Yoseonjeong pavilion and the Yoseon-am rocks in Yeongwol County, Gangwon Province,[23][24] ending in the early hours of July 1, when IU filmed her last scene from episode 20.[25]

Lee Joon-gi ended his part on June 30 on the set in Icheon, Gyeonggi Province.[26][27]

Other locations include Baekje Cultural Center,[28][29] Naju Image Theme Park,[30] Ondal Tourist Park in Danyang County, North Chungcheong; Unjusa and Man-yeonsa temples in Hwasun County; Saseong-am Hermitage on Mount Osan in Gurye County; Wolhwawon garden in the Hyowon park in Suwon;[31][32] Seyeonjeong pavilion on Bogil island,[33] Cheonjuho lake in the Pocheon Art Valley,[34] Miryang lake, Ban-gok lake, Seon-gyojang residence in Gangneung[35][36] and the hanok complex of the Nampyeong Moon family in Daegu.[37][38][39]

The jewels were all created by Jung Jae-in of Minhwi Art Jewelry, and IU herself designed the hairpin with the peony gifted by Wang So to the female lead.[40] Artist Lee Hoo-chang designed and supervised the production of the over one hundred masks for the drama.[41]

Original soundtrack

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Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo Original Soundtrack
Soundtrack album by
Various artists
ReleasedOctober 25, 2016
GenreK-pop, soundtrack
LanguageKorean, English
LabelCJ E&M Music, Nyam Nyam Entertainment
CD 1
No.TitleLyricsMusicArtist(s)Length
1."For You" (너를 위해)Ji Hoon, Goo Ji-anRocoberry
3:17
2."Say Yes"Ji Hoon, LocoRocoberry
3:40
3."I Love You, I Remember You" (사랑해 기억해)Ji Hoon, Goo Ji-anearattack, ObrosI.O.I4:08
4."Forgetting You" (그대를 잊는다는 건)Ji Hoon, Goo Ji-anRocoberry, Conan, LocoDavichi3:13
5."All With You"Ji Hoon, Goo Ji-anSeo Jae-ha, Kim Young-sungTaeyeon3:55
6."Can You Hear My Heart" (내 마음 들리나요)Tablo, Mithra Jin, Ji Hoon, Goo Ji-anTablo, DJ Tukutz, Conan, Loco, Rocoberry
4:09
7."A Lot Like Love" (사랑인 듯 아닌 듯)Ji Hoon, Goo Ji-anRocoberry, Conan, LocoBaek A-yeon3:24
8."I Confess" (고백합니다)Ji Hoon, Goo Ji-anHwang Chan-hee, PJSG Wannabe3:41
9."Will Be Back" (꼭 돌아오리)Ji Hoon, Goo Ji-anRocoberry, Conan, LocoSunhae Im3:27
10."My Love" (내 사랑)Ji Hoon, Goo Ji-anHwang Chan-hee, Lee Seung-joo, Lee Ra-eumLee Hi3:42
11."Wind" (바람)Ji Hoon, Goo Ji-anRocoberry, Conan, LocoJung Seung-hwan3:39
12."Be With You"Ji Hoon, Lee Chan-hyukLee Chan-hyuk, RocoberryAkdong Musician3:08
13."Goodbye" (안녕)Ji Hoon, Goo Ji-anAhn Young-minIm Do-hyuk4:28
Total length:47:56
CD 2
No.TitleMusicArtist(s)Length
1."The Prince"Heo Sang-eun–2:03
2."Agonal Howl"Choi Sung-kwon, Son Joo-kwang–2:57
3."Hae Soo"Heo Sang-eun, Park Yeong-ik–2:07
4."Wraith"Heo Sang-eun, Choi Sung-kwon–2:31
5."One for Me"Kim Ji-soo, Choi Sung-kwon–2:42
6."Wings of Goryeo"Kim Ji-sooPark Jin-hee4:33
7."Appassionata"Bae Bo-ram, Heo Sang-eun–2:12
8."Vendetta"Park Young-ik–1:54
9."Be Your Love"Kim Ji-soo, Heo Sang-eun–2:57
10."Gesture of Resistance"Kim Ji-soo–4:41
11."Love of Hae Soo"Park Min-ji, Choi Sung-kwon–3:01
12."Pastoral Morning"Heo Sang-eun–2:46
13."Great Nebula"Park Joon-soo, Oh Young-sang–4:04
14."The Sorrow of a Prince"Park Min-ji, Choi Sung-kwon–2:29
15."Battle Bobo"Park Joon-soo, Kim Wi-yeon–2:28
Total length:43:32

Charted songs

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Chart performance
Title Year Peak chart positions Sales Remarks
KOR
Gaon
"For You"
(Chen, Baekhyun, Xiumin (EXO)) 		2016
5
Part 1
"Say Yes"
(Loco, Punch)
15
Part 2
"I Love You, I Remember You"
(I.O.I)
30
Part 3
"Forgetting You"
(Davichi)
8
Part 4
"All With You"
(Taeyeon (Girls' Generation))
14
Part 5
"Can You Hear My Heart"
(Epik High ft. Lee Hi)
12
Part 6
"A Lot Like Love"
(Baek A-yeon)
25
Part 7
"I Confess"
(SG Wannabe)
34
 Part 8
"Will Be Back"
(Sunhae Im)
88
 Part 9
"My Love"
(Lee Hi) 		19 Part 10
"Wind"
(Jung Seung-hwan) 		49 Part 11
"Be With You"
(Akdong Musician) 		20 Part 12
Album
Title Album details Peak chart position Sales
KOR
[53]
Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo OST 12

Broadcast

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On August 27, 2016, two days before the airing of the series, South Korean channel SBS aired a one-hour preview containing a historical introduction presented by History professor Seol Min-seok, behind the scenes and interviews with the actors.

The 20-episode drama officially started from August 29 on Mondays and Tuesdays, simultaneously in China, Hong Kong, Australia, Cambodia, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, and Indonesia,[16][56] exceptionally airing the first two episodes back to back, and ended on November 1, 2016.

A second special episode, containing the historical introduction already presented in the August preview and a summary of the first seven episodes, was broadcast on September 14, for the Chuseok.[57]

On September 3, SBS aired the first three episodes again in the Director's Cut version following the audience's observations on the soundtrack and the presence of too many characters which were considered a source of distraction.[58]

Reception

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Commercial performance

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According to the research institute Good Data Corporation, the series was the 3rd most discussed drama of the year, after Descendants of the Sun and Love in the Moonlight.[59]

Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo was chosen as the most anticipated series of the second half of 2016 in China,[60] reaching 300 million views after the first three episodes on the online streaming platform Youku.[61] The series reaching more than a billion views after episode 9,[62] and two billions after episode 18.[63][64]

According to Kantar Media, in Malaysia and Singapore the ratings were triple compared to those of Love in the Moonlight, with the share surpassing 70% in its time slot,[65][66][67] and in Singapore it was number three in 2016 Google Trends (TV shows section).[68]

It topped Taiwan's VOD service website KKTV Drama Chart in the September 19–25 week, and was the top content on Hong Kong VOD service's Laiko since the first week of September.[69]

On DramaFever, which made it available in North and South America, it recorded more than two million views within the mid-series.[70] In an American survey conducted on Korean content consumers in October 2016, Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo and Lee Joon-gi placed second in the drama and favorite actors charts respectively, while Lee Ji-eun placed third in the favorite actresses chart.[71]

The next episode previews released through Naver TV cast, South Korea's largest portal site, reached more than one million views each in early October.[69]

Critical response

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Lee Joon-gi, Lee Ji-eun and Kang Ha-neul at the drama's press conference on August 24, 2016

After the premiere, audience reviews were mixed, with the adaptation, the soundtrack, the photography, and Lee Joon-gi's acting being praised, while Byun Baek-hyun's performances received criticism.[72][73] Lee Ji-eun's performance received mixed reviews: some critics believed the actress was doing a good job "seeing the nature of Moon Lovers, where the mood changes at every scene,"[74] while others believed that director Kim Kyu-tae's trademark close-ups revealed her lack of emotion.[75][76][77][78]

While for Kim Yoo-jin of TenAsia the drama's brevity (20 episodes against the 35 of the Chinese version) and the rapid pace weren't sufficient to introduce each character,[79] for MediaUs the first two episodes were interesting because they had made a good connection between characters through rapid development,[80] suggesting however that, if Moon Lovers had focused on the power struggles of the early Goryeo Dynasty "instead of setting up the Goryeo version of Boys Over Flowers," it would have been possible to receive a positive response from male viewers interested in political dramas.[81]

According to Lee Woong of Yonhap News, the first part of the drama highlighted the love triangle of the main characters, while almost all conflicts stemmed from Queen Yoo's pathological love for Wang Yo and her evil acts to make him King, thus making the entire drama too fragile.[82] There were also doubts about the plausibility of the developments, such as the historical knowledge of the female lead, and that Wang So's scar could be covered with makeup.[82]

After the airing of episodes 8 and 9, culture critic Ha Jae-keun said "Moon Lovers has lost viewers because of its characters and situations that are hard to relate to. The lack of empathy made viewers feel less involved and couldn't catch them. If the drama shows clear love lines and power struggles from the leading actors, we can expect a rebound in ratings."[79]

With the 10th episode, the mood of the drama changed with the beginning of the power struggle over the throne among the princes, and the development of a three-dimensionality in characters considered "flat and dull" until that moment: Yonhap News again wrote that "IU has shed her comic acting and grasped Hae Soo's emotions in front of a tragic fate. Wang Wook, who has failed to win love and is anxious to choose power for the survival of his family, has become a tragic but empathetic real person."[82] Lee Seung-rok of MyDaily also noted that after turning to tragedy in the second half, the acting, directing and writing had found stability, contributing to the increase in ratings.[83]

The opinions on the finale were discordant: despite the good acting performances of the actors, viewers complained about the excessive product placement in the last episode.[84][85] On the drama in general, Lee Woong of Yonhap News expressed a positive opinion, writing that Moon Lovers faithfully portrayed the tragedy of a love, tragic "not because of misunderstanding, jealousy, or selfishness", but because "one day, the ideals it's chasing have to be broken in front of reality. It has produced an irresistible catharsis by compellingly polarizing the tragic contradictions that love actually has. [...] It didn't escape or glorify the tragic reality as any other fantasy did, but rather used fantasy as a dramatic device to show the tragedy of reality. [...] Moon Lovers portrays a love that withered in the face of power. [...] The Goryeo Dynasty visited by Go Ha-jin was a stage for dramatically exposing the same contradictions we experience in ordinary life."[6]

Park Si-eun's and Woo Hee-jin's acting in their last episodes was also praised for its solidity and maturity, and Oh My Star noted that "compared to the beginning, Lee Ji-eun's acting seems to have melted into the drama thanks to Woo Hee-jin's strong support".[86][87]

The reception abroad and on the Internet was more positive than in South Korea.[88] After five episodes, the People's Daily wrote that "the Chinese version is calm and steady, while the Korean version is more catering to the new generation of online audiences: the overall style is bright, adding a lot of funny elements. The handling of these details reflects South Korea's serious attitude in remaking foreign work."[89]

Awards

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On October 28, 2016 Moon Lovers received the K-Culture Pride Award at Korea Brand Awards "for the contribution to the exchange of cultural contents" between Korea and China,[90] and at the end of the year, it was nominated for twelve prizes at SBS Drama Awards, winning seven in total.[91][92] Due to Moon Lovers, Lee Joon-gi's popularity grew and the actor's name consistently topped the real-time and weekly portal sites search rankings.[93] In episode 8, his performance in the last scene drew viewers' attention, and his name, the drama title and "Gwangjong" were the most searched words;[94] the actor was later nominated for the Daesang (Grand Prize) at 2016 SBS Drama Awards.[95][96]

Awards and nominations
Year Award Category Recipient Result Ref.
2016 Korea Brand Awards K-Culture Pride Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo Won [90]
SBS Drama Awards Top Excellence Award, Actor in a Genre & Fantasy Drama Lee Joon-gi Nominated [91][97]
Excellence Award, Actor in a Fantasy Drama Kang Ha-neul Won
Hong Jong-hyun Nominated
Excellence Award, Actress in a Fantasy Drama Kang Han-na Nominated
Special Acting Award, Actor in a Fantasy Drama Kim Sung-kyun Nominated
Special Acting Award, Actress in a Fantasy Drama Seohyun Won
Hallyu Star Award Lee Joon-gi Won
Lee Ji-eun Nominated
Best Couple Award Lee Joon-gi and Lee Ji-eun Won
Top 10 Stars Award Lee Joon-gi Won
New Star Award Byun Baek-hyun Won
Idol Academy Award, Best "Drudge" Lee Ji-eun Won
1st Asia Artist Awards Best Star Award, Actor Kang Ha-neul Nominated [98]
Popularity Award Byun Baek-hyun Won [99]
Best Rookie Award Nominated [100]
Nam Joo-hyuk Nominated
Ji Soo Nominated
2017 53rd Baeksang Arts Awards Best New Actress Kang Han-na Nominated [101][102]
5th DramaFever Awards Best Ensemble Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo Won [103]
Best Historical Drama Won

Viewership

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According to Nielsen Korea, the first episode recorded a nationwide viewership rating of 7.4%,[104] the second one of 9.3%,[105] while the third came down to 7%, reaching the minimum, 5.7%, with episode 4.[106] The viewership rating started rising with episode 10,[82] went down again on episode 16 with 5.9%,[107] and reached the highest rating with the last episode, which recorded the 11.3%.[108]

With an average nationwide rating of 7.6% for Nielsen Korea and 7.3% for TNMS,[6][7] the drama was considered a failure for its performance below expectations.[8][9][10] What was pointed out as the main cause of low viewership ratings, however, was the pre-production of the drama, which made it impossible to make changes on the way based on feedback, because filming had already ended.[109][110]

The network tried to remedy the problem by modifying the episodes starting from the sixth, adding new scenes and removing others, thus creating a version of the drama different from the one previously sold abroad.[111]

The fact that the drama wasn't an original story, but a remake, was also indicated as a reason for the disappointing ratings because it created in the potential audience the preconceived idea that the story was heavy and difficult to approach.[80]

For Hankook Ilbo, the audience was tired of bad guys and complicated emotions, preferring instead a kind male lead and a simple story like in Love in the Moonlight, another historical drama of different content aired simultaneously on KBS2.[112] The two series were compared throughout the entire broadcast,[113][114] during which Moon Lovers was overshadowed by the rival in terms of share, remaining in last place among the dramas broadcast the same evening from the three main television channels,[115] but recording the highest Content Power Index in the second week of September and October.[116][117] With the end of Love in the Moonlight on October 18, viewership rating started increasing steadily[108] and Moon Lovers was the most watched drama on the evening of October 24.[118][119]

Ep. Original broadcast date Average audience share
AGB Nielsen[120] TNmS
Nationwide Seoul Nationwide Seoul
Special I August 27, 2016 3.6% (NR) 4.0% (NR) 3.7% (NR) 4.2% (NR)
1 August 29, 2016 7.4% (18th) 8.0% (18th) 7.9% (NR) 9.1% (13th)
2 August 29, 2016 9.3% (12th) 10.4% (11th) 8.9% (18th) 10.0% (10th)
3 August 30, 2016 7.0% (19th) 8.0% (15th) 7.1% (18th) 7.8% (19th)
4 September 5, 2016 5.7% (NR) 6.3% (NR) 6.1% (NR) 6.7% (NR)
5 September 6, 2016 6.0% (NR) 7.3% (18th) 6.2% (NR) 6.8% (NR)
6 September 12, 2016 5.7% (NR) 6.8% (NR) 5.1% (NR) 7.7% (NR)
7 September 13, 2016 5.8% (NR) 6.6% (NR) 5.2% (NR) 6.4% (NR)
Special II September 14, 2016 3.4% (NR) (NR) (NR) (NR)
8 September 19, 2016 6.9% (NR) 8.6% (13th) 5.3% (NR) 5.8% (NR)
9 September 20, 2016 6.2% (NR) 7.9% (15th) 6.1% (NR) 6.4% (NR)
10 September 26, 2016 7.1% (NR) 8.2% (16th) 6.4% (NR) 7.4% (19th)
11 September 27, 2016 7.5% (19th) 8.5% (15th) 6.5% (20th) 6.7% (19th)
12 October 3, 2016 7.9% (20th) 8.8% (15th) 6.8% (NR) 7.1% (NR)
13 October 4, 2016 8.2% (18th) 9.3% (9th) 7.3% (18th) 7.5% (15th)
14 October 10, 2016 6.8% (NR) 7.5% (19th) 6.5% (NR) 7.2% (NR)
15 October 11, 2016 8.2% (13th) 9.2% (9th) 8.7% (15th) 9.2% (10th)
16 October 18, 2016[c] 5.9% (NR) 6.8% (19th) 5.8% (NR) 6.2% (NR)
17 October 24, 2016 9.8% (8th) 10.6% (6th) 9.9% (11th) 10.6% (6th)
18 October 25, 2016 10.1% (8th) 11.2% (5th) 10.7% (7th) 10.6% (7th)
19 October 31, 2016 9.0% (9th) 9.8% (7th) 9.0% (15th) 10.1% (6th)
20 November 1, 2016 11.3% (5th) 12.2% (4th) 10.8% (5th) 11.8% (5th)
Average 7.6% 8.6% 7.3% 8.1%
  • In this table, the blue numbers represent the lowest ratings and the red numbers represent the highest ratings.
  • NR denotes that the drama did not rank in the top 20 daily programs on that date.

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ The production company behind the 2013 SBS drama That Winter, the Wind Blows (Geu gyeo-ul, baram-i bunda), which was also directed by Kim Kyu-tae.
  2. ^ Kim Kyu-tae's production company.
  3. ^ Episode 16 didn't air as scheduled (Monday, October 17) due to the broadcast of a baseball game.[121]

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