Returning “Joseon Psychiatrist Yoo Se-pung” (hereinafter referred to as “Yoo Se-pung”) season 2 deals with the love story of the two main characters who overcome their sorrows and grow up, and has started with a 3% rating.
According to Nielsen Korea, a ratings research company on the 12th, the viewership ratio for the second season of “Yuse Pung”, which first aired at 10:30 pm the previous day, was 3.7%.
This is a slightly lower record than the viewer ratings (3.9%) of the first episode of Season 1, which aired in August of last year.
The previous day’s broadcast featured a heartfelt reunion between long lost Yoo Se-pung (Kim Min-jae) and Seo Eun-woo (Kim Hyang-gi).
Seo Eun-woo, who left for Heuksando with his father, returns to the county council, but enjoys the joy of the reunion for a while. The two go to the place to find out the truth about the rumors that have spread in the palace.
There are rumors that the ghost of the late Cho Tae-hak (Yoo Seong-joo), wearing a jade butterfly headband, is haunting the palace.
Yoo Se-pung and Seo Eun-woo started following the reality of the rumors, arousing the curiosity of viewers.
Compared with the previous season, the second season of “Yuse Pung” captured the more mature look of the main characters.
Seo Eun-woo, who suffered from having lost the will to live, started working as a decent doctor, and Yoo Se-pung, a hospital doctor who could not sleep due to trauma, was reborn as a real ‘ sim-ui ‘ (psychiatrist).
Gye Ji-han (Kim Sang-kyung), who looks eccentric but is warmer than anyone else, secretly cared for the slaves and conveyed warm emotions.
New characters such as Lee Seo-yi (Woo Dabi), a tomboy princess who confidently introduces herself as “Yoo Se-pung’s first love” and Jeon Kang-il (Kang Young-seok), a medical officer shrouded in secrecy, also attracted attention.
/yunhap news
