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SEOUL, August 11 (Yonhap) -- ENA Wednesday-Thursday drama “Extraordinary Attorney Woo” (“Attorney Woo”) recorded ratings of 13.5% in viewership with the story of buddhist temple collecting viewing fee for cultural properties and of narratives of those surrounding Woo Young-woo.
Episode 13 of “Attorney Woo,” aired on Wednesday 9 p.m., hit a viewership of 13.5 percent, according to the data by Nielson Korea on Thursday. It maintained mid 10 percent although it decreased compared to last episode (14.9%).
This episode also depicted story of senior lawyer Jung Myung-seok (Kang Ki-young) looking back on his life as he suddenly became il.
Jung Myung-seok go on business trip to Jeju island with lawyers including Woo Young-woo (Park Eun-bin) after taking a case of Buddhist temple in Jeju collecting viewing fee for cultural properties to passengers who pass the nearby road.
Jung Myung-seok, who always worked hard even during honeymon, was seen feeling depressed after asking himself “What did I work so hard for?”
Kwon Min-woo (Joo Jong-hyuk), who was hated for trying to make Woo Young-woo be in trouble, also revealed details about his private life.
The drama gives Kwon Min-woo with the background that he, head of household, has to earn money to support his sick father and family and made audiences infer why he was obsessed with Choi Su-yeon and Woo Young-woo’s connections and benefits that come along with it.
Woo Young-woo, who started dating Lee Jun-ho (Kang Tae-oh), faces reality even though she is changing to please him, like eating meat and raw fish for the partner.
Lee Jun-ho’s sister said, “Bring a person who can make you happy, not the person who you have to take care of,” and told him not to talk about Woo Young-woo to their parents, hinting difficulties the two will face.
(This article is translated from Korean to English by Jiwon Woo.)
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