One month after the TV series ”Queen of Tears” ended... Kim Soo Hyun & Kim Ji Woo reunite → Netflix remains as popular as ever

Although it has been a month since the tvNTV series "Queen of Tears" finished airing, it continues to be a hot hit and shows signs of being a long-running hit.
The truth was revealed, delighting fans. "Queen of Tears" (directed by Jang Yong-woo and Kim Hee-won/written by Park Ji-eun), which ended in April, has had consistently low viewership ratings since it began airing.
The ratings continued to rise, and the final episode recorded 24.8% in Nielsen Korea's nationwide paid household standard, surpassing the 21.6% of "Crash Landing on You" and setting a new record as the highest viewership rating in tvN's history.
Thus, "Queen of Tears," which caused an explosive syndrome both in Korea and abroad, is still enjoying great popularity even one month after the broadcast ended.
According to ix, "Queen of Tears" ranked 10th in the Global TOP 10 Series (non-English) ranking (May 27th to June 2nd), making it the "Top 1" for 13 consecutive weeks.
At the time of its release, it was ranked #1 in the Netflix Global Top 10 Series (non-English) category, and to this day, "Queen of Tears" is the highest-rated drama on Netflix.
The total viewing time for the drama has also reached 617.8 million hours. Amidst this long-running hit, the main cast of "Queen of Tears" was spotted reuniting, drawing attention once again.
On the 4th, actor Park SungHoon published a group photo of the actors on social media with the caption "Queen of Tears." In the photo, Park SungHoon, Kim Soo Hyun, Kim
The trailer features the main cast of "Queen of Tears," including Ji Won, Lee Ju Bin, and Kwak Dong Yeon, delighting fans of the TV series.
The Queens family members Kim Soo Hyun, Kim Ji Woo Won, Kwak Dong Yeon, and Lee
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Meanwhile, tvN's "Queen of Tears" is a drama about the third generation of the Queens Group's business magnate, department store queen Hong Hae-in (Kim Ji-Woo), and the village chief of Yeondu Village.
The story includes a close call between the couple of three years, including their son, supermarket prince Baek Hyun-Woo (Kim Soo-Hyun), and the miraculous rekindled love.