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SEOUL, September 22 (Yonhap) -- The ultimate romantic comedy tvN drama, "Love in Contract," started off with a 4% view rate.
According to the data by Nielson Korea, which was accumulated on Thursday, the first episode of the drama "Love Contract," which was aired yesterday at 10:30 p.m., recorded a 4.0% view rate.
In the first episode of the drama, the subtle relationship between Choi Sang-eun (Park Min-young), who works as a "contract marriage master," and her customer Jung Ji-Ho (Ko Gyung-Pyo) was revealed.
Choi Sang-eun, whose job is to make a contract and become her customer's wife, has been in a marriage contract with Jung Ji-ho, a mysterious man, for 5 years.
Choi Sang-eun was planning to retire and leave for Canada, but she realizes that she has feelings for Jung Ji-ho. However, Jung Ji-ho all of a sudden informs a divorce, and Choi Sang-eun is perplexed.
In the second half of the episode, super star Kang Hye-jin (Kim Jae-young), who seems like a sly one, moves into the upper floor of the same building as Jung Ji-ho, previewing the relationship between three people.
The drama "Love In Contract" is getting reviews that it is a straight-up romantic comedy with the fresh subject of contract marriage manager.
Min-young played Choi Sang-eun, who is getting feelings for her customer in a lovely and cute way, and Ko Kyung-pyo played Jung Ji-ho, who is a secretive, socially awkward Jung Ji-ho, and drew laughter.
The drama also raised questions about the future development of a dual narrative. Choi Sang-eun, who was raised in the hands of Yoo Madame (Jin-kyung) in the past to marry a chaebol (rich family) family, is still traumatized as a child, and Jung Ji-ho also built tension with his suspicious behavior of chasing after a woman in the middle of the night.
(This article is translated from Korean to English by Dowon Kim.)
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