Kim Da Mi and Shin Ye Eun's new TV series ”100th Memories” premieres with a viewership rating of 3.3%

JTBC's new Saturday and Sunday TV series "Memories of Number 100," which tells the story of a bus attendant set in the 1980s, debuted with a viewership rating of around 3%.
According to Nielsen Korea, a viewership research company, on the 14th, the same TV series that was broadcast the previous day
The first episode recorded a viewership rating of 3.3%. In episode 1, Go Young-rae (Kim Da-mi), who suffers from motion sickness but works hard as a bus guide for her family, and the strong-willed and beautiful new student
The story depicts an encounter between bus attendant Suh Jung-Hee (Shin Ye-Eun) and Han Jae-Pil, the son of a wealthy family who is overcome with rebelliousness and enters a boxing tournament.
(Heo Nam Jun) gets involved with the two, teasing a love triangle. In particular, episode 1 drew attention with its nostalgic depiction of the 1980s, 40 years ago.
Kim Da Mi, who has represented the youth of the era in various works such as "Itaewon Class" and "That Year We Were," will be taking on the role of the youth of the 1980s.
It was a difficult and shabby time, but Kim Da Mi's unique colors capture the brilliance of young people and breathe life into the characters.
The reaction was that Kim Da Mi's unique calm and clear features, combined with her charming acting, made her come across as softer and warmer.
Episode 2 will be broadcast on JTBC from 10:30 PM on the 14th.