Yuk Seong Jae (BTOB) and Bona (WJSN)'s ”Ghost Palace” ranked #1 in 89 countries worldwide... Foreign media also praise

The TV series "Ghost Palace" starring Yuk Seong Jae (BTOB) and Bona (WJSN) has been well received by overseas media and global TV series fans, proving its status as a K-ghost fantasy.
The SBS Fri-Sat TV series "Ghost Palace" is about a shaman named Yeori, who refuses her fate as a medium, and a giant snake named Kangcheol, who is trapped in the body of Yoon Gak, her first love, as they confront a demon who holds a grudge against the royal family.
It is a fantasy romance about a battle for the body. With the exciting subject of a giant snake's possession, the actors' divine performances, an intriguing palace mystery, and the presence of a demon that sends chills down your spine,
It has been ranked number one in its time slot for three consecutive weeks. Meanwhile, "Ghost Palace" has also been a big hit overseas. During the three weeks it has aired, it has been ranked number one on various global OTT channels, and has been a big hit as a global box office hit.
First, it ranked first in the Asian genre on the Japanese OTT platform Lemino (NTT Docomo), and second on the Taiwanese OTT platform Hami.
It also ranked first in the overall TV Series category on Yahoo! Video, first on Vietnamese OTT platforms VieON and FPT Play, and first in the Korean genre on Indonesian OTT platform Vidio.
It also ranked 1st in the global OTT platform Rakuten Viki, where it received an overwhelming rating of 9.7 points, and is ranked 1st in the global OTT platform Rakuten Viki, where it received 1st in the global OTT platform Rakuten Viki ... and is ranked 1st in the global OTT platform Rakuten Viki, and is ranked 1st in the global OTT platform Rakuten Viki.
It has ranked first in 89 countries, including major nations such as the US, the UK, France, and Australia, spreading the charm of K-ghost fantasy to the whole world.
Foreign media is also focusing on the "Ghost Palace".
A journalist from China Morning Post commented, "The strength of this TV Series is that it perfectly combines an interesting mix of genres with a dense plot.
Featuring shamans, giant snakes, and other demons, "Onimiya" lives up to its name and offers a constant stream of scary scenes, but they are not enough to scare viewers.
"It's visually appealing and gives the series a cohesiveness that can't be conveyed through a fragmented story. Director Yoon Sung-sik, who has a lot of experience in period dramas, has managed to stack these elements well."
Meanwhile, EP7 of the SBS Fri-Sat TV Series "Ghost Palace" will be broadcast on Korea's SBS at 9:55 pm on the 9th of this month.