[Dispatch=Reporter Lee Myung-ju] A classic folktale is reborn as a chilling thriller.

Netflix released the main poster and main trailer for the new original series "Field Mouse" (screenplay by Lee Jae-gon, directed by Kim Hong-sun) on the 14th.

First, three people were spotted in the poster. Mun-jae (played by Ryu Jun-yeol), No-ja (played by Seol Kyung-gu), and Soon-yong (played by Lee Gyু-hyung) gazed at something with serious expressions.

It hinted at an unpredictable story. A writer who has lost everything, a loan shark trying to recover lost money, and a detective who launched an investigation all become entangled in the game created by the "field mouse."

The trailer is also significant. It begins with a "field mouse" with an identical face to Mun-jae appearing before him. He is placed in a situation where he must prove himself overnight.

A strange pursuit follows. No-ja comes to Mun-jae seeking to recover his money. They begin chasing the "field mouse" each with their own purpose.

Detective Soon-yong's narrative is also interesting. As they get closer to the truth surrounding them, they become confused about who is real and who is fake. It raised curiosity about the outcome of the pursuit of the "field mouse."

Meanwhile, "Field Mouse" is a work inspired by the Korean folktale "The Field Mouse That Ate a Nail." It is the story of a man whose life was stolen by a field mouse pursuing its identity. It will be released on the 28th.

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