Yoona and Junho's Enchanting Tale Captivates Global Audiences, Securing Top Spot on Streaming Platform

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In a resounding triumph for the romantic comedy genre, "King the Land," starring the charismatic duo Yoona and Junho, has reclaimed its throne atop Netflix's prestigious non-English shows category. On Wednesday, the streaming platform confirmed that "King the Land" amassed an astounding 4.6 million hours of worldwide viewership between July 10-16, solidifying its position as the most-watched non-English language series.

Centered around a hotel setting, "King the Land" weaves a captivating narrative that explores the passionate journey of Sa-rang, a dedicated hotelier portrayed by Yoona, and Junho, the heir to the hotel's owning conglomerate, who find themselves entangled in a whirlwind romance.

Alongside the phenomenal success of "King the Land," Netflix's original series "Celebrity" claimed the runner-up position, accumulating 3.3 million viewing hours. Notably, "See You In My 19th Life" also made its mark, securing the eighth spot in the non-English language rankings.

Singer and actor Yoona first burst onto the scene in 2007, making her debut in the MBC drama "Two Outs In The Ninth Inning." She gained further recognition as a member of the renowned girl group Girls' Generation, showcasing her versatile talents. Yoona has taken on prominent roles in notable dramas such as "You Are My Destiny" (2008-09) and "The K2" (2016), as well as starring in the critically acclaimed film "Exit" (2019).

Meanwhile, Junho embarked on his entertainment journey as a member of the highly acclaimed boy band 2PM in 2008. Displaying his acting prowess, he made an impressive debut in the movie "Cold Eyes" in 2013, marking the beginning of a flourishing acting career.

The overwhelming success of "King the Land" reaffirms the universal appeal of heartfelt romantic comedies, captivating viewers across cultures and languages. With Yoona and Junho's magnetic on-screen chemistry and the enchanting storyline set against the backdrop of the hotel industry, the series has struck a chord with audiences worldwide.

As streaming platforms continue to bridge geographical divides, "King the Land" stands as a testament to the power of storytelling and the global appetite for diverse narratives. The triumph of this charming romantic comedy only serves to reinforce the ever-growing influence of international content in shaping the digital entertainment landscape.

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