"League of Legends: Two Cities" topped the global ratings list, breaking the 46-day record of "Squidward Gaming"

According to statistics website FlixPatrol, after the first three episodes of "League of Legends: Two Towers" were aired on November 8, the ratings instantly soared to the number one on Netflix's global ratings list, beating the previous number one Korean drama "Squid Game". This adapted animation by Riot Games has ranked in the top ten in 38 countries and regions.

According to FlixPatrol data, Squidward Gaming maintained the record of No. 1 in global ratings for 46 days and currently ranks first in the world in terms of duration. I wonder if League of Legends: Two Cities will beat Squidward Gaming on the list again.

"League of Legends: The Battle of Two Cities" was officially launched on Tencent Video, League of Legends Mobile, and the official website of "The Battle of Two Cities" at 10:00 am on November 7. The first three episodes of "The Battle of Two Cities" will be free, and will be updated every Sunday at 10 o'clock. Non-member users will have 1 episode updated every Sunday. Member users will have an advance view of episodes 5-6 on November 14, and episodes 7-9 on November 21 (watch the entire series).