Du Yuxiu plays the role of Prince Tsundere! "A Hundred Days of Lang Jun" premiered with ratings breaking records

According to Taiwanese media reports,"The Hundred Days of Lang Jun"

was born in D.O. of South Korean idol group EXO. (Duxixiu) He has been widely praised for his acting skills for playing the role of a soldier with autism in "Walking with God". Recently, he starred in the TV series "A Hundred Days of Lang Jun ()" for the first time. Good news came out. It received an average of 5% of the ratings for its premiere last night, setting a record for the premiere of the moonfire drama on tvN TV station!

The TV series aired on Monday and Tuesday are called Moonfire dramas. Due to the duration of the broadcast, it is difficult for the new drama to break through the ratings. The well-known TvN Moonfire drama "It's Wu Haiying Again" premiered only 2%, and the online comic adaptation of "Cheese Trap" premiered only 3.5%. However,"The Hundred Days of Langjun" won the top rating for the same period last night with an average of 5%, with a maximum of 6.4%, breaking the record and becoming the highest rating for the premiere of the tvN Moonfire drama.

"A Hundred Days of Lang Jun" tells the story of Prince Li Lü (played by Du Yuxiu) who was injured and lost his memory after falling off a cliff. During his 100-day exile among the people, he met Hong Xin (played by Nam Ji-hyun), the female director of North Korea's first detective agency. Various stories that happened. The first episode reveals the intertwined fate of the two when they were young, which is exciting.

Although Du Yuxiu of "A Hundred Days of Langjun"

was born in an idol group, he has frequently challenged his acting skills in recent years. In 2014, he played the role of Zhao Yincheng's little fan in "Never mind, It's Love", and his acting skills were widely praised. The character widely recognized by overseas audiences in recent years is Liu Chengyan, an autistic soldier in the movie "Walking with God". He has few scenes but is very critical. The recently aired "A Hundred Days of Langjun" is not only his first time challenging a costume drama, but also his first regular TV series in which he plays the leading role of the male protagonist (excluding online dramas).