Soon to air Korean dramas "Penthouse 3" "Nevertheless" is reportedly under rated +19.

In a new report cited by multiple South Korean outlets, the said upcoming SBS and JTBC drama will be adjusting the ratings for its particular episode.

"Penthouse 3" Episode 1 Rated +19

The top rating evening drama falls under the +19 viewer category for its premiere due to its intense plotline that illustrates domestic and school violence.

To recall, the previous seasons featured the harassment of Bae Ro Na (Kim Hyun Soo) and Yoo Je Ni (Jin Ji Hee) in the hands of school bullies Joo Seok Kyung (Han Ji Hyun) and Ha Eun Byul (Choi Ye Bin.)

In addition, "Penthouse 2" also featured Joo Dan Tae's (Uhm Ki Joon) abusive relationship with Cheon Seo Jin (Kim So Yeon.)

However, this is not the first time that the highly anticipated drama was subjected to +19.

During their first season, the SBS evening drama adjusted its viewer category for episodes 4,18, and 19.

At the time, a representative from the drama released an official statement saying, "As a result of rating internally, we decided to rate episode 18 as 19+. The broadcast of episode 19 will also be rated 19+."

Slated to air this coming June 4, "Penthouse 3: War in Life" is set to focus on the thrilling revenge between the influential people at the Hera Palace.

Aside from the cast members mentioned above, the forthcoming drama will reprise the roles of Lee Ji Ah, Yoon Jong Hoon, Shin Eun Kyung, Park Eun Seok, and more.

In addition, the latest season will also deep dive into the mysterious characters of "Penthouse 3" newcomers Park Ho San as Yoo Dong Pil and Ohn Joo Wan as Jun Ki.

"Nevertheless" Expected to be Rated +19

Just like "Penthouse 3", the forthcoming Kdrama "Nevertheless" starring Song Kang and Han So Hee has been given the same rating.

As cited by Sport TV News, the JTBC drama will adjust some of its episodes to +19.

This is due to the dramatic and bold plot that illustrates a realistic romance of the couple in their 20s.

Helmed by "Vampire Detective" and "Flower Crew: Joseon Marriage Agency" director Kim Ga Ram together with screenwriter Jung Won, "Nevertheless" is scheduled to debut on June 10 every Saturday in JTBC and Netflix.

Apart from the "Navillera" star and "The World of Married" actress, cast members also include Chae Jong Hyeop as one of the lead stars alongside Yang Hye Ji, Han Eu Ddeum, Kim Min Gwi, and more.

"Nevertheless" follows the story of Park Jae Uhn (Song Kang), who was described as the master of push and pull when it comes to relationships since he dislikes having serious relationships but shows interest in women by being friendly and charismatic.

On the other hand, there's Yoo Na Bi (Han So Hee), who was traumatized by her first love after a bitter relationship.

Interestingly, her view of love and life will change when she meets Park Jae Uhn.

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Written by Geca Wills