‘Queen of Tears’ Secures Second-Highest TVN K-Drama Ratings, Surpassing ‘Goblin’

The latest episode of 'Queen of Tears' attracted 20.7% nationwide viewership in South Korea
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Move over, Goblin – there’s a new K-drama heavyweight in town! Queen of Tears has shattered viewing records, snagging the number two spot in tvN history and surpassing the iconic Goblin. What’s got this romantic juggernaut surging in popularity?

The April 14th episode delivered a whopping 20.7% nationwide viewership rating in South Korea, absolutely clobbering its previous numbers. Fans can’t get enough of the intense emotional journey between Baek Hyun Woo (Kim Soo-hyun), the country boy turned legal powerhouse, and Hong Hae In (Kim Ji-won), the chaebol heiress battling a mysterious illness.

Social Media Is Buzzing – Here’s What Fans are Saying:

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This show isn’t just another predictable romance. It takes classic K-drama tropes and flips them upside down. The usual “damsel in distress” dynamic? Not here. Hae In is a fierce businesswoman with a heartbreaking secret.

Read more: Did K-Drama ‘Queen of Tears’ Borrow a Page From a Samsung Heiress’s Real-Life Heartbreak?

The chemistry between Kim Soo-hyun and Kim Ji-won is scorching, and the supporting cast is delivering standout performances. Plus, with Park Ji-eun (writer of Crash Landing on You) at the helm, you know you’re in for a wild ride of twists and turns.

Can Queen of Tears Overtake Crash Landing on You?

‘Queen of Tears’ is on a roll, but only a couple of episodes remain. Fans are in a frenzy, speculating whether it’ll conquer the K-drama world and steal the top spot from the legendary Crash Landing on You. The tension is unbearable! The one thing everyone agrees on? Queen of Tears has made 2024 the year for emotionally-charged, captivating K-dramas.

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