"Love Dive." Yoo Yeon-seok, one-man show worked..Highest viewer rating of 9.1% per minute (with Shin) [synthesis]

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Actor Yoo Yeon-seok has dominated the small screen with a brilliant one-man show that goes between comedy and thriller, this time as an idol trainee, following a gangster lawyer.

In the third episode of SBS's Friday-Saturday drama "Shin-rang Law Office" (scripted by Kim Ga-young, Kang Chul-kyu, director Shin Joong-hoon), which aired on the 20th, Shin-rang (played by Yoo Yeon-seok), who received Kim Soo-ah (Oh Ye-joo), the deceased high school girl, as his new client, was shown. The change with Shin and the case tracking process, which entered the path of a "ghost lawyer" after writing the contract, provided thrilling fun.

As a result, the ratings for the third episode were 8.1 percent in the Seoul metropolitan area and up to 9.1 percent per minute. The 2049 viewer rating, a target indicator for viewing, was up to 2.58 percent. With an overwhelming score, it ranked first in viewership at the same time as well as Friday dramas, showing an overwhelming presence. On top of that, since its first broadcast on the 13th, it has maintained its No. 1 ranking in Netflix's "Today's TOP10," proving its box office power that crosses TV and OTT.

Shin, who hit Bae Soo-jin with red beans and garlic confident that even the ghost grandfather would not be able to come, and Kim Soo-ah, a high school girl ghost who does not even remember who she is, appeared in front of her. As a result, while giving up his fate of seeing ghosts and writing a defense contract, the girl group's music played on the phone of his brother-in-law Yoon Bong-soo (Jeon Seok-ho), who came to the office. The dance time with Shin, who perfectly digests the choreography of girl group IVE's "LOVE DIVE" with her "BOLLED" face and even poses for the ending, caused laughter.

Yoon Bong-soo, who was in disbelief after hearing from his mother-in-law Park Kyung-hwa (Kim Mi-kyung) that Shin-rang was seeing a ghost, was horrified and astonished at the sight of his brother-in-law, but eventually acknowledged the existence of the ghost after hearing Father Ma Tae-oh (Jung Seung-gil)'s explanation, and even politely greeted invisible Kim Soo-ah, adding laughter. As a result, full-fledged cooperation between Shin-rang, Yoon Bong-soo, Ma Tae-oh, and Shin-rangz began.

After completing the montage with the help of a ghost and chasing clues, Shin and I found out that she was "Loan," a trainee who went from a popular audition program to the semi-final, and her real name Kim Soo-ah. After being abandoned by her young single mother, the girl grew up in her grandmother's hands and had no choice but to grow up early for a living, working during the day and dancing at night to develop her dreams. Meanwhile, he was selected as a trainee by a Glory Entertainment official who saw him dancing on the streets of Hongik University and even went up to the audition stage. He held out stronger because he was more desperate than anyone else, but the intensity eventually led to conflicts with other trainees.

The agency claimed that Roanne killed herself after dropping out due to a feud within the team, but this was not true. On the day of Kim Soo-ah's death, she decided to meet after receiving a phone call from her mother, who abandoned her, and even left a message on social media saying, "I'm happy." There was never a reason to give up life on your own. The case was overturned with suspicion of murder, with Kim Soo-ah's testimony that she remembered the ringtone of his cell phone that rang at the time, although she did not see the face of the criminal floating on the roof.

After losing the last case, Han Na-hyun (Lee Som)'s change was also detected. Earlier, Shin Rang thanked her, saying that it was true that she saved Ji-woo (played by Ahn Chae-heum), Lee Kang-poong's daughter, even if it was not her intention. Hanna-hyun visited school and saw Ji-woo, who regained her daily life, remembered her high school days when she played the guitar and sang, but she tried to block her emotions and revealed her shaking inside. Since then, he has been in charge of a malicious commenter complaint related to the death of a trainee at the request of Glory Entertainment, but he has sensed the possibility that it will not be a simple suicide with the notes left in the memorial space and the missing cell phone as a clue.

At the end of the broadcast, a leading suspect rose to the surface, raising tension. Shin Rang, who infiltrated Glory Entertainment, encountered composer Ko Jong-seok (Jeong Si-heon), who Kim Soo-ah liked, and Kim Soo-ah's memory came back as soon as she heard his cell phone ringtone. Motivated by his emotions, Shin Rang, possessed, rushed to the road after him, who left in a hurry. In the moment of crisis when she was almost hit by a car, Hanna-hyun threw herself through the trauma of losing her sister in the past and saved Shin-rang. The eyes of the two crossed, Shin-rang, Han Na-hyun, who sat hesitantly on the road, and Han Na-hyun, who fluttered under the cherry blossom leaves. In the meantime, as the green light that entered the crossing traffic light suggests, it was a moment when the strange ending atmosphere, which may be reversed from an anaerobic view to a redemption narrative, exploded expectations.

On this day's broadcast, a rice cake was thrown about why Shin-rang saw the ghost, amplifying the curiosity. Park Kyung-hwa confessed that her husband, who was an upright prosecutor to Ma Tae-oh, died in a car accident after being stigmatized as a bribe and collapsed as a corruption prosecutor in an instant, and that the shaman's house was located in Okcheon Building 501, where Shin and the law office are located. Park Kyung-hwa's self-blame, "Is it because of me that our furang became like that?" added firepower to the mystery narrative that will unfold in the future, suggesting the connection between the godly god and the truth surrounding her father.

Meanwhile, "God and the Law Firm" airs every Friday and Saturday at 9:50 p.m.

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