TV Series ”Resident Evil” is not a Netflix original but is ranked 10th globally

The TV series "Someday, a Smart Resident" is attracting global audiences.
According to the report, tvN's Saturday-Sunday TV series "Resident Evil" ranked 10th globally in the Netflix TV show category as of the 21st.
"The Gardener," "Ransom Canyon," "The Glass Dome," "Black Mirror," "WWE," "Boys Over Flowers"
"The Time of My Dear Brothers," "A Discovery of Witches," "The Diamond Heist," and "Liarness" took the top nine spots. The only Asian film in the top 10 was "Resident Evil."
It is not a Netflix original work, and has attracted attention. "Someday, I'll Be Smart Resident" depicts the growth process of residents who dream of becoming "smart" doctors.
It is a spin-off TV series of "Doctor Life" that contains the theme of "Doctor Life". Go Youn Jung, Shin Sia, Kang You Seok, Han Ye Ji, and Jung Jun Hoon play first-year residents in obstetrics and gynecology.
The TV series was postponed for a year due to the strike by medical students, including medical residents, in response to the government's policy to increase the number of medical school admissions. There remains a negative public opinion in Korea that the show is out of touch with reality.
However, it was simultaneously released on the global OTT platform Netflix, and is making great strides globally.
Netflix Global TOP 10 website announced April 2week's (April 7-13 collection)
According to Flick Patrol, "Resident Life" has charted in the top 10 in the non-English TV category (total of 100,000 viewers) in Korea and other countries since its first broadcast on the 16th.
It also topped the charts in Asian countries such as Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam, making it into the top 10 in a total of 44 countries.
Good Data Corporation (FUNdex), a specialist institute for analyzing the competitiveness of K-content, announced on the 14th
It also ranked high in the TV-OTT integrated hot topic rankings surveyed by tvNTV, proving its hot topic status. tvNTV Series "Resident Life" airs every Saturday and Sunday at 9:20 pm on tvN in Korea.
It was broadcast and then streamed on Netflix.