Park Ji-hyun becomes aware of her fluttering feelings for Seo In-guk... 'I'll Go to Work Tomorrow!' Ratings Hit 4.5%

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'I'll Go to Work Tomorrow!' sees Park Ji-hyun, having concluded her breakup with her first love, become aware of her fluttering feelings for Seo In-guk, as the two embark on a new chapter in their romance.

According to ratings survey firm Nielsen Korea, the fourth episode of tvN's Monday-Tuesday drama 'I'll Go to Work Tomorrow!' (written by Kim Kyung-min, directed by Jo Eun-sol), which aired on June 30, recorded an average rating of 5.4% and a peak of 6.8% among Seoul metropolitan area households, and an average of 4.5% with a peak of 6.1% among nationwide households. This secured the number one spot in the same time slot across cable and general entertainment channels, setting a new personal record for the highest ratings in the Seoul metropolitan area. The drama also achieved the number one rating in the same time slot across all channels, including terrestrial broadcasters, among its target demographic of men and women aged 20 to 49. (Based on paid platforms integrating cable, IPTV, and satellite.)

On this episode, Jang Chi-yoon, responding to Jo Ga-eul's belated proposal, said, "I hope you haven't changed because of me. Live as yourself, just as you are now," offering a final farewell. Though they loved each other, the two chose different paths, supporting one another as they held differing views on the future. Their story, which captured concerns about realistic love and marriage, resonated deeply with viewers.

Kang Si-woo took Jang Chi-yoon to a baseball field to gain practical experience ahead of her product launch and became a steadfast supporter by personally coaching her from vocalization to gestures just before the event. A new atmosphere began to stir between the two as they faced each other at close range.

After Jang Chi-yoon collapsed from overwork, Kang Si-woo carried her home and cared for her. When a drowsy Jang Chi-yoon called out for Jo Ga-eul's name and apologized, Kang Si-woo gave a bitter smile, saying, "That's a bit upsetting," then added a tender touch by wiping her wet hair and saying, "Don't get sick," further heightening the flutter in their romance.

On the day of the launch, Jang Chi-yoon successfully completed her presentation amid Kang Si-woo's support. Later, during a dinner gathering together, they discovered new sides of each other, nurturing their fluttering feelings. Jang Chi-yoon began to feel her heart sway by Kang Si-woo's sincere consideration.

Towards the end of the broadcast, employee Lee Young-hoon, who had taken leave due to panic disorder, revealed through the company bulletin board that Kang Si-woo was "a unicorn-like boss who saved my life," dispelling misunderstandings surrounding him. Following this, Jang Chi-yoon felt jealous upon seeing Kang Si-woo with his ex-wife Choi Soo-jin, leading her to recognize her own feelings and foreshadowing the start of their full-fledged romance.

Meanwhile, 'I'll Go to Work Tomorrow!' airs every Monday and Tuesday at 8:50 p.m., and global viewers can watch it via Amazon Prime Video.

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