”Nine Puzzle” ranked first in content for the first week of June... 2nd place was ”Unknown Seoul”

The drama 'Nine Puzzle' rose to No.1 in the weekly content ranking for the first week of June.

KinoLights, an OTT content integrated search platform, released its integrated content ranking for the first week of June (May 26th to June 1st).

The Disney+ original series 'Nine Puzzle' occupied the No.1 position in the weekly content ranking for the first week of June.

'Nine Puzzle' is a mystery thriller in which Ina (Kim Dami), an incumbent profiler and the only witness to a cold case that occurred 10 years ago, and Han-seum (Song Seok), a strong team detective who suspects her to be a suspect to the end, uncover the secret of a serial murder case that started again with a mysterious puzzle piece. Since its release on the 21st of last month, it became the “No. 1 most viewed content for all series and movies overall” on Disney+ Asia Pacific and the “No.1 most viewed Korean content on Disney+ worldwide and in Asia Pacific”.

The tvN drama 'Unknown Seoul' took second place. 'Unknown Seoul' is a romantic drama about twin sisters, who are completely different from each other except for their faces, and search for true love and life through a lie to exchange their lives. Park Bo-yeon, who played the lead role of the twins, was an outstanding actress in a dual role, perfectly portraying two different characters and attracting much attention. The fourth episode averaged 5.9 percent of households nationwide, with a high of 6.7 percent, breaking its own viewership record and ranking first in the same time slot on cable and general programming channels.

The movie 'Hi.5' came in third. 'Hi.5', which was released on the 30th of last month, is a comic action drama that tells the story of five people who each gained different supernatural powers through organ transplants, and their encounters with those who covet their abilities. The storyline blends comedy and action, and the ensemble of actors including Lee Jae-in, Ahn Jae-hong, Yoo Ah-in, Ra Milan, Kim Hee-won, Shin Gu, Park Jin-young (GOT7), and Oh Jung-se were highly acclaimed, and the film recorded a cumulative audience of over 380,000 on its third day of release, making it number one at the box office overall. It ranked No.1 overall at the box office.

The fourth place went to the movie 'Soju War'. 'Soju War' tells the story of Jong-rok (Yoo Hae-jin), a finance director whose life revolves around the soju company during the 1997 IMF currency crisis, and In-beom (Lee Jae-hoon), a global investment firm employee who pursues only success, as they face off over the fate of Korea's national soju company. 'Soju War', which opened in theaters on the 30th of last month, has been spreading word of mouth in the theaters thanks to the fantastic chemistry between ”nationally likable actors" Yoo Hye-jin and Lee Jae-hoon and the unpredictable and tense storyline.

The SBS drama 'The Palace of Demons' took fifth place. The evil god Gangchori is trapped in the body of Yori (Space Girl Bona), a shaman who refuses to accept the fate of a medium, and Yori's first love Gap (BTOB Seongjae), and their bodies and souls become entangled when they run into an eight-foot demon who has a grudge against the royal family. The spine-tingling presence of the K-demons drew a passionate response from the first broadcast. For the broadcasts on the 30th and 31st of last month, it recorded nationwide viewer ratings of 9.8 percent and 9.5 percent, respectively, and maintained its position as the No.1 minidrama in the same time slot.