‘New Recruit 4: Sabotage’ hits personal best viewership of 4.6%... Attention drawn to Republic of Korea Marine Corps joint training and Nam Tae-woo's return

The ENA Monday-Tuesday drama ‘New Recruit 4: Sabotage’ has broken its own record by recording a nationwide viewership of 4.6% based on Nielsen Korea paid households. In terms of buzz, it proved its popularity by taking 2nd place for the third consecutive week in the Integrated TV-OTT Buzz Ranking for the second week of September by Good Data Corporation FUNdex.

With four episodes remaining until the end, the drama has entered a new phase as the 2nd Company of Shinhwa Unit has been drafted as the opposing force for the Hoguk Exercise. In particular, the core viewing points for the latter half are the cultural differences and the process of overcoming conflicts experienced by Kang Chan-seok and Choi Byeong-nam, who postponed their discharge to join the training and became part of a team with the Republic of Korea Marine Corps, who are called 'human weapons'.

As unpredictable developments continue in line with the subtitle 'Sabotage', attention is also focused on the hidden story of Choi Il-gu, who returned as a staff sergeant, and the results for Jo Baek-ho, who is facing a promotion evaluation. All eyes are on how the final journey of the members of the 3rd barracks will conclude ahead of their discharge.

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