'Four Hands, Two Sonatas' Song Kang completes performance with bloody keys... Lee Jun-young's shocking ending of kidnapping and shooting

In the 5th episode of the tvN weekend drama 'Four Hands, Two Sonatas', the diverging fates of Kang Bi-o (Song Kang) and Choi Jeong-yo (Lee Jun-young), who advanced to the finals of the Czech Harmonie Competition, were depicted. This episode recorded a national average viewership rating of 4.2% and a peak of 4.9% according to Nielsen Korea, and achieved an average of 4.9% and a peak of 5.7% in the Seoul metropolitan area, ranking first in its time slot for cable and general programming channels for five consecutive episodes. The 2049 target viewership rating also ranked first in its time slot for both the national and metropolitan areas.

Ahead of the finals, Kang Bi-o considered withdrawing due to the loss of his sheet music and conflicts during the practice process, but he returned to the stage thanks to Choi Jeong-yo's sincere support and sharing of sheet music. On the day of the finals, even in a situation where blood was flowing due to a finger injury, Kang Bi-o showed his obsession with the piano by completing the performance until the end.

On the other hand, Choi Jeong-yo, who was the last performer, was caught by kidnappers while moving to the concert hall. Despite desperate escape attempts, Choi Jeong-yo was shot, and the drama concluded with tension as Kang Bi-o, having finished his performance, learned the news of Choi Jeong-yo's disappearance.

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