Jisung finally broke through 10% viewership..Judge Lee Han-young broke his own record

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Jisung jumped into a tiger cave on his own to root out the giant evil, making him sweaty.

According to Nielsen Korea, a ratings research company, the 5th episode of MBC's Friday-Saturday drama "Judge Lee Han-young" (planned by Nam Goong Sung-woo, Jang Jae-hoon/scripted by Kim Kwang-min/directed by Lee Jae-jin, Park Mi-yeon/produced by Oechi Story, slingshot studio) recorded 10.1% of households in the metropolitan area and 10% of households nationwide, breaking its own highest ratings. In particular, the scene where Baek Yi-seok (Kim Tae-woo), the head of the Chungnam court, said he received two more tickets to Seoul and said, "Chief Lim Jung-sik and Judge Lee Han-young are going to Seoul with me" soared to 11.7% of Nielsen Korea's national households. In addition, the 2054 rating, a key channel competitiveness indicator reflecting changes in the media consumption environment, was 3.4%, ranking first among all programs broadcast on the same day, proving the overwhelming buzz of "Judge Lee Han-young." "Judge Lee Han-young" showed a steep rise and overturned the Friday-Saturday edition, and "Judge Lee Han-young" achieved a triple crown that dominated the Seoul metropolitan area, 2054 and household ratings nationwide.

Lee Han-young (Jisung), who burst the books on corruption in military service in the political and business circles, took a ticket to the Seoul Central District Court, where his arch-nemesis Kang Shin-jin (Park Hee-soon) is located, and dug into the center of the great evil.

On this day's broadcast, an exciting development was unfolded as the inside story of Lee Han-young's disclosure of the list of military service irregularities by political figures was revealed. Lee Han-young, who received a book from his mother Shin Nam-sook (Hwang Young-hee), who runs a junk shop, was attacked by Kwak Soon-won (Park Geon-il), who followed him. Seeing his eyes, Lee Han-young noticed that it was Kwak Soon-won who killed him in the last life. When people flocked, Kwak Soon-won ran away, and Han Young found out that it was Kang Shin-jin, not Lee Chang-hyo (Choi Hong-il), who was looking for the ledger. The dramatic tension was further amplified as the bad relationship of the previous life continued in reality.

Kang Shin-jin, who could not find the ledger, borrowed the crisis to test Lee Han-young. He threw a conciliatory measure that he would send his hand and foot Kim Jin-han (Jeong Hee-tae) to Seoul if Lee Han-young gave him the book, but he was rejected immediately. When asked if he would regret it, Han Young clearly showed a different appearance from his previous life, saying, "People only really regret the moment they die." On the way, Han Young, directed at Baek Yi-seok (played by Kim Tae-woo), the chief justice of the Chungnam District Court, broke through the great evil by exposing the books with his support.

Lee Han-young's revelation turned Suojae, the hideout of former President Park Kwang-to (played by Son Byeong-ho), into a rage. Kang Shin-jin, who made a big deal with Park Kwang-to, bowed his head because he failed to manage the ledger properly and did not inform him that there was an additional person on the list. In the meantime, Woo Kyo-hoon, the nominee for justice minister in the third Cabinet led by Park Kwang-to, hurt his pride, citing Kang Shin-jin's humble origins. The story of Kang Shin-jin, which had been hidden so far, was peeled off, and the development of the play became tighter.

Kang Shin-jin used Kwak Soon-won to threaten Lim Jung-sik (played by Kim Byung-chun) and tightened Lee Han-young's breath, even though he felt a strange sense of homogeneity when Kim Jin-han said that Lee Han-young accidentally exposed his books because of his family complex. Lee Han-young, who headed to the restaurant at the call of Kang Shin-jin, the enemy of his past life, eased his guard by hiding his revenge and introducing himself as the "son of the demolition people." Also, when asked by Shin Jin, "What kind of person am I like," I think he is the one who will lead me. I will be a person who is absolutely necessary to the chief," he said. In response, Kang Shin-jin asked Woo Kyo-hoon to drop out before the minister's hearing and asked him to do his homework secretly.

Meanwhile, Kim Jin-ah (Won Jin-ah) had a fight with Jang Tae-sik (Kim Beop-rae), who was arrested on charges of offshore tax evasion, in a warrant review, but could not prevent him from returning home. Later, Kim Jin-ah visited her father lying in a nursing hospital and said, "This is the real beginning." It drew attention to what the hidden story between Kim Jin-ah and Jang Tae-sik would be.

On the other hand, as those involved in military service corruption were caught one by one, there was a wind of reform in the judiciary. The upright judge Baek Yi-seok was called by the new Chief Justice of the Supreme Court to enter the Seoul Central District Court, and took reliable juniors Lee Han-young and Lim Jeong-sik. In response, Kang Shin-jin invited spy Kim Yoon-hyuk (played by Jang Jae-ho), who will carefully watch Lee Han-young and Baek Lee-seok's moves, to Seoul, and even when Lee Han-young comes up to Seoul, he decided to see if he would finish his homework called "Ugyo-hoon's Fall."

Meanwhile, at the end of the broadcast, Lee Han-young took the next step to get rid of the giant evil by visiting a Haenal law firm. He headed to Yoo Sun-chul's representative office and said, 'You chose me in this life as well. The ending, which holds the determination that "I will decide your fate in this life," raised viewers' expectations for Hanyoung's move to the highest point, which jumped into the middle of the enemy camp.

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