'KingTheLand' And 'SeeYouInMy19th Life' Ratings Rise For Their 2nd Episodes
On June 18, both JTBC’s “King the Land” and tvN’s “See You in My 19th Life” enjoyed an increase in viewership for their second episodes.
According to Nielsen Korea, the second episode of “King the Land” scored an average nationwide rating of 7.5 percent, marking a significant jump from the previous night . “See You in My 19th Life” also enjoyed its own rise in ratings, climbing to a nationwide average of 5.5 percent .” broke past the 20 percent mark once again, remaining the most-watched show of Sunday with an average nationwide rating of 20.2 percent.Catch up on all the latest episodes of “The Real Has Come!” with subtitles below:
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