The film depicts the sweet yet brutal 90-day fake newlywed life of Kim Woo Joo (Choi Woo-shik) and Yoo Ma-ri (Somi), a man and woman who are trying to protect each other.
In episodes 5 and 6, Kim Woo Joo and Yoo Ma Ri are immersed in a fake newlywed life as if they were in love.
Also, Woo-joo, who felt jealous when he saw Meri nursing her former fiance Kim Woo-joo (Seo Bum-jun), realized his feelings and said, "I love you! I'm not going to be with another man.
"I don't like being with him," she confessed, making everyone's hearts flutter. With their budding romance, "Will You Marry Me?" is creating a worldwide sensation.
Disney+ rankings as of October 27th were released by FlixPatrol, a website that aggregates content viewing rankings for OTT platforms around the world.
According to the TV Shows Worldwide Chart, "Will You Marry Me?" took first place amongst fiercely competitive global shows.
It is demonstrating its global popularity. It also continues to break its own record in viewership ratings, maintaining its popularity. The first episode of "My Love" started with an average viewership rating of 5.6% nationwide and 6.1% in the metropolitan area.
"Will you marry me?" broke its own record with a nationwide audience rating of 7.5% and a metropolitan area audience rating of 7.8% in the fifth episode, and was ranked first in the Friday TV series for three consecutive weeks, and the highest audience rating of all programs on all channels at the same time.
Episode 6, which aired on a Saturday when there were many rival TV series in the same time slot, also saw an increase in viewership ratings compared to the previous week, soaring to a peak of 9.7%.
Following its top spot on Friday TV series, it also jumped to the top spot on Saturday TV series, dominating the Fri-Sat TV series market.
"Will You Marry Me?" airs every Friday and Saturday at 9:50 PM in Korea.
In Japan, it can be viewed on Disney+.
By minmin 2025/10/29 20:40 KST
