Ha Yully's tears reveal the reason for her obsession with Gong Hyo-jin in 'Married Woman Killer'

MBC's Friday-Saturday drama 'Married Woman Killer' is driving tension to its peak by fully unveiling the hidden 15-year connection between Gong Hyo-jin and Ha Yully.

In episodes 3 and 4, airing on the 7th and 8th, the hidden story of Oh Hyun-nam (Ha Yully), who has been relentlessly pursuing Yu Bo-na (Gong Hyo-jin), will be revealed. Simultaneously, the pursuit of the identity of 'Kingfisher,' who stands at the center of a series of incidents, will accelerate.

In the released still cuts, a scene where Bo-na faces Hyun-nam while holding a glass bottle captures the eye. Above all, Hyun-nam's expression as she gazes at Bo-na with tears in her eyes exudes an atmosphere entirely different from the cold-hearted image shown so far.

Previously, Hyun-nam threatened to poison Bo-na's husband, Kwon Tae-seong (Jung Jun-won), prompting Bo-na to counter with the extreme choice of saying she would drink the poison herself. Attention is focused on what conclusion will come from this confrontation where neither side will back down.

This broadcast will also reveal a past that goes back 15 years to Christmas. As the reason why Bo-na attended Oh Man-seok's client meeting—even to the point of revealing her own identity—is uncovered, the relationship between the two enters a new phase.

In particular, the photos of Bo-na filling the glass windows of Hyun-nam's house suggest that her obsession was not a simple emotion. As the true purpose and hidden story behind her long-term pursuit of Bo-na are revealed one by one, the mystery of the drama deepens.

During his investigation, Tae-seong discovers a decisive clue that connects incidents that previously seemed unrelated. With the fact that he almost lost his life at the Kingfisher sniper scene in the past also coming to light, interest is also focused on whether he will pursue the truth to the end as a reporter or avoid the danger.

Detective Lee Dong-jin (Lee Sang-yi) also begins a full-scale pursuit by predicting Kingfisher's next target. As the investigation net narrows, the reality of the case is expected to gradually take shape.

'Married Woman Killer,' which garnered attention from its first broadcast with fast pacing and a tension-filled story, signaled a smooth start by recording viewership ratings of 7.4% for episode 1 and 8.0% for episode 2 (based on Nielsen Korea nationwide). Having taken over the baton for Friday-Saturday drama hits as the successor to 'Agent Kim Reactivated,' expectations are high to see if it can maintain its upward momentum in this week's broadcast.