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100 Days My Prince
A poignant fusion sageuk tracing a fractured soul's journey toward healing, where a lost amnesiac crown prince discovers enduring love and tenderness under a humble thatched roof.
100 Days My Prince
100 Days My Prince

백일의 낭군님

"I will marry you someday."

10 September 2018 — 30 October 2018 South Korea 1 season 16 episode Ended 7.9 (175)

Cast: Doh Kyung-soo, Nam Ji-hyun, Cho Seong-ha, Cho Han-cheul, Oh Yeon-ah

Drama Comedy Mystery Identity and the Deconstruction of Hierarchy Healing Childhood Trauma and Recovering Lost Time Royal Duty vs. Individual Autonomy Political Corruption, Collusion, and Tyranny Found Family and Village Solidarity

100 Days My Prince — Movie Quotes

Memorable Quotes

나만 불편한가?
— Crown Prince Lee Yul / Won-deuk

Context

First spoken in Episode 1 and recurring throughout his time in Songjoo village.

Meaning

Highlights his ingrained aristocratic posture and dry disdain, which slip out reflexively even after total memory loss when facing peasant absurdities.

나는 꽃잎이 떨어지는 날 혼인을 할 것이다. 너와.
— Young Lee Yul

Context

Delivered during the Episode 1 childhood flashback beneath blossoming cherry trees.

Meaning

The foundational childhood promise anchoring Yul's romantic consciousness across sixteen years, explaining his persistent refusal to consummate his royal marriage.

너를 두고 어디도 가지 않을 것이다. 나는 네 낭군이니까.
— Na Won-deuk

Context

Spoken in Episode 9 amidst emerging memory fragments and village crises.

Meaning

Marks Won-deuk's deliberate choice to embrace his peasant identity and commit entirely to Hong-shim over an uncertain past.

내 너에게 백일간의 낭군이 되어주지 않았더냐.
— Crown Prince Lee Yul

Context

Spoken in the Episode 16 finale upon reuniting with Hong-shim in Songjoo.

Meaning

Unites his fractured identities as Crown Prince and villager, confirming that the love built in Songjoo village was genuine and eternal.

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