Drama My Liberation Notes Ranked First in South Korea Even though the Episode Has Ended

Kabar Drakor – Korean drama My Liberation Notes JTBC ended its broadcast by remaining the most interesting drama this week. In its last week of broadcast, My Liberation Notes took first place on Good Data Corporation’s list of most weekly dramas.

The company determines the rankings on a weekly basis by collecting data from news articles, blog posts, online communities, videos, and social media about dramas that are currently airing or will air soon.

Not only has the Korean drama My Liberation Notes topped the list of most interesting dramas for the fourth week in a row, but its stars have also continued to dominate the list of most attractive cast members.

Son Suk Ku and Kim Ji Won maintained their positions at first and second respectively, while Lee Min Ki rose to number eight this week.

tvN’s “Our Blues” remains number two on this week’s drama list, and its stars have also claimed several spots on the actor list: Han Ji Min coming in at number four, Jung Eun Hye at number five, and Kim Woo Bin at number seven.

SBS’s “Again My Life” swept the number three spot on both lists in its final week, with Lee Joon Gi rising to number three on the actor rankings and Lee Kyung Young rising to number ten.

South Korea’s Top Ten Dramas

The top ten dramas that generated the most buzz in the fourth week of May are as follows:

• JTBC My Liberation Notes
• tvN “Our Blues”
• SBS “Again My Life”
• JTBC “Green Mothers’ Club”
• KBS2 “Bloody Heart”
• tvN “Sh**ting Stars“
• KBS2 “Gold Mask”
• KBS2 “It’s Beautiful Now”
• SBS “Woori the Virgin”
• MBC “From Now On, Showtime!”

Synopsis My Liberation Notes

My Liberation Notes is about three siblings who want to escape their stifling lives and the events that unfold when a mysterious outsider comes to their town. Kim Ji Won, Lee Min Ki, and Lee El play three frustrated siblings Yeom Mi Jung, Yeom Chang Hee, and Yeom Ki Jung, while Son Suk Ku plays Mr. Gu, an alcoholic who suddenly changes their lives.

On May 29, My Liberation Notes aired its final series and achieved the highest viewership ratings of its entire run, recording an average of 6.7 percent.

What The Players Say To Their Characters

In a farewell interview from their last day of filming, Lee Min Ki, Kim Ji Won, Lee El, Son Suk Gu, and more said goodbye to the drama and shared their closing comments.

Lee Min Ki shared a message to his character, saying, “I wanted to tell him, ‘First, I really like you, and I hate you as much as I really like you. Now, let’s finish that love and hate relationship. Live well,’”

After that, Lee Min Ki sent a message to viewers. He said, “Thank you for watching ‘My Liberation Notes’ all this time. I’m not sure if this is a good time for viewers. Wish you all happy and healthy!”

Meanwhile, Kim Ji Won commented, “Instead of having continuous development, our drama takes on a part of the characters’ lives and we shoot with the mindset of showing that to viewers. If viewers can feel or feel comfort from within the character’s life, I think I will be very grateful and happy. I hope you are always happy and healthy!”

Son Suk Gu said to his character Mr. Gu (Gu Ja Kyung), “I think it ended with a bit of hope. I hope he drinks less, and even though it’s not fixed just because people around you mention it, he’s building opportunities through Mi Jung’s person, so I hope he continues to do well. To Mr Gu and myself, I would like to say, ‘You have worked hard, I feel proud, and succeeded,’”

Lee El shared, “Ki Jung! Oh wait, he’s a year older than me. Ki Jung unnie! Since the character nags a lot, is outspoken, gets angry a lot, and complains a lot, I think I focused too much on those aspects. I should have made him a cuter and more charming Ki Jung, but I think I missed a lot of that so I felt really sorry for Ki Jung unnie yesterday. You have worked hard for the last six months. ”

That’s what the My Liberation Notes players said to the characters in the drama, they said they were proud to be a part of the drama.