
The highest TV viewer ratings per minute of JTBC gilt drama 'Itaewon Klath' soared to 13.3%.
On the 15th, Itaewon Klath (playplay by Cho Kwang-jin and director Kim Sung-yoon) recorded 11.6% nationwide and 12.6% in the Seoul metropolitan area (based on Nielsen Korea and paid households). It changed its own top TV viewer ratings again and ranked first in the same time zone. The rebellion of Park Seo-joon, who directed Jang Ga-Gang, chairman of the group, gave viewers a thrill.
The best minute, which soared to 13.3 percent of TV viewer ratings per minute, was the hot reunion of Park and Jang Dae-hee. Park has put all 1.9 billion of his shares on the list of shareholders, investing in the group. Chang, who laughed madly at his powerful 'room', who was strangely nervous, headed for Foa at night. “I wanted to see you,” said the chairman, “I wanted to see you,” in a blind eye-catching eye. The cool air that finally ran between the two men facing each other again raised tension.
On this day, Park said that he would raise his night as a franchise beyond the Jangga Group. Chang, who heard this through Oh Soo-ah (Kwon Na-ra), said, "Jangga was a small Foa at first. The growth of a person with a firm goal is a scary law." Jang Geun-won (An Bo-hyun), who was jealous of the relationship between Roy and Oh Soo-ah, blocked the chance to appear on the show at night. Roy was getting angry at the distraction of the rival Janga group, and it was also hard to see Oh Soo-ah, who had been forced to be a Janga person.
Joyser revealed instead that it was not Oh Soo-ah's job to report the Danbam Foa earlier. “I’m sorry to have made it difficult between Jangga and me,” said Park, who had run away from him and had been in a hurry. “I’m not going to let you take it,” he said, wrapping his hands warmly around Oh Soo-ah’s. “I don’t have to do anything, and I’ll be the one who won’t have to do it anymore,” Park said, raising his heart rate.
The big picture of Roy is beginning to outline a little bit. In a currency with Lee Ho-jin (Lee Idawit), who became a fund manager, it was revealed that he had invested his father's death insurance money in a falling Janga group eight years ago, and Park Roy had a total of 1.9 billion won in stock with additional investment. It is noteworthy that Park, who is threatening the industry's No. 1 Jangga Group following the receipt of Itaewon, will fight back.