4 Challenging Moments For Lee Jun Hyuk And His Team In Episodes 5-6 Of “The Ordinary Jackpot”

Nothing in life comes without trials, even after hitting a jackpot. For Gong Eun Tae (Lee Jun Hyuk), winning almost a million dollars gave him not only a hefty amount of money in his bank account but also the opportunity to change his perspective, if not his whole life. After daring to take on more risks and break down his own boundaries, everything around him is starting to shift, from his work environment to his allies, bringing unexpected obstacles. Here are some challenges he and his team had to tackle in the latest episodes of “The Ordinary Jackpot”!

Warning: spoilers from episodes 5-6 ahead.

1. Going against Jung Sun Hyuk for a project

There’s a special kind of heartbreak when a close acquaintance, particularly from the workplace, turns into your rival overnight. After Jung Sun Hyuk (Oh Dae Hwan) decides to leave their company and goes as far as to try to poach some of the staff in his previous team, Gong Eun Tae has to personally take care of this problem. Joined by Park Ki Tae (Hong Jin Ki), Eun Tae has to fly all the way to Italy to try to break Sun Hyuk’s commercial partnership with another company in order to show who really has the power in the industry. With a daring approach, slightly risking his own job, Eun Tae succeeds, but that doesn’t mean it is all over for Jung Sun Hyuk.

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Businesses and industries alike can be ruthless and heartless in some ways, but that doesn’t mean the people involved must be the same. Neither Eun Tae nor his boss is up to fully destroying Sun Hyuk’s start-up company. After all, the three of them worked together for many years and somehow became friends, each one learning something from one another. However, work is work, and sometimes not even the closest of friends can protect you from facing the consequences of your actions. In the end, although it seems like Sun Hyuk’s relationship with Eun Tae and his team is damaged beyond repair, there are no hard feelings between them.

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2. Preparing for the launch of a new store

Amid this whole drama with Sun Hyuk, Sales Team 5 still has to complete the grand opening of Lakne’s new store. Fortunately for Eun Tae, every member on his team brings their A game to the plate. Although this whole sequence might seem irrelevant, it actually shows us what a good team they make. Everyone is willing to help, to go the extra mile, pull all-nighters, and give their all to see their project succeed. In that sense, they are really a dream team. Even amid complicated situations like the unexpected passing of a higher-up at their company, they are perfectly in sync to help.

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They are so endearing as a team; it makes sense for Eun Tae not to want to quit his job despite having the opportunity to do so. Despite the fact that he has been able to succeed all on his own, he now gets a new kind of fulfillment by succeeding with his team. He leads them with courage and determination, adding some extra points to his character development.

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3. Fixing a mistake on the stock purchased

Their team is put to the test when they discover a huge mistake in their inventory, having requested more than double the amount they needed. Anxiety peaks at this moment because it seems like there’s really no way out of that situation. However, Yang Joon Ho (Seo Hyun Woo) comes up with a clever plan. Although he might look like someone who only knows how to deal with minor issues, he actually is able to see the big picture and take the lead. This scene is nerve-wracking but also hilarious, since both Eun Tae and Joon Ho know how much there’s at stake for them.

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Luckily, they are able to pull it off, going as far as to save the career of a popular model (Uie’s special appearance) who is going through a difficult divorce. But since there’s never bad publicity, this master move grants them the ultimate opportunity to boost their sales, creating an opportunity out of a big crisis, something only the best of teams can achieve.

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4. Getting involved in an internal audit

Sadly, sometimes when you are too good at your job, praise only brings more work. As if managing some of the biggest projects and brands in the company weren’t enough for Eun Tae, the team’s outstanding performance catches the eye of the higher-ups, who put him at the front of the audit for Sales Team 2. To say this is more than a tricky situation would be an understatement. It could not only make things awkward between him and his peers but also blow up his entire team.

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Given that he has no other choice but to accept, he approaches none other than Jang Hyang Eun (Baek Yae In), who turns out to be the whistleblower in a big corruption case in their office in China. Aware of how complicated the situation can become, will she decide to trust Eun Tae and help him with his new endeavours? We will discover how this new challenge turns out for them in the upcoming episodes of this exciting show!

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3 Striking Moments In Episodes 3-4 Of “The Ordinary Jackpot”

What would you do if you won the lottery? That is a question many people ask, but only a few get to answer. In “The Ordinary Jackpot,” Gong Eun Tae (Lee Jun Hyuk) sees himself in this predicament when he wins almost one million dollars overnight. However, this strike of luck gives him more than a hefty amount of money; it also gives him the chance to change inwardly. In last week’s episodes, we see more of how his actions create a butterfly effect, giving us some striking moments along the way.

Warning: spoilers from episodes 3-4 ahead.

1. Gong Eun Tae teaming up with Yang Joon Ho

Everyone talks about enemies to lovers in romance, but the enemies to friends in office dramas just hit different. When Gong Eun Tae finally stands up to his, until then, nemesis, Yang Joon Ho (Seo Hyun Woo), and calls him out for his bullying, the wall between them finally breaks, allowing them to be honest for the first time. What Eun Tae couldn’t have predicted, though, is how good of a team they could be. Once they clear the air, not only do they become a particularly competent duo who tackles down complex corporate politics, but they even turn into cute, silly friends.

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In that sense, both Lee Jun Hyuk and Seo Hyun Woo are great at showing glimpses of comic relief throughout the episodes. While both of their characters appear mostly serious and collected at work, when you see them interacting with each other, they can also be quite funny together without overdoing it. The show isn’t exactly a parody, but it isn’t a melodrama either, and these characters can perfectly portray that balance.

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2. Gong Eun Tae standing up for his team members

For Eun Tae, winning the lottery didn’t change his life in a material way. He isn’t exactly rich, nor can he quit his job just yet. However, the emotional and psychological change he has due to it alters everything around him—especially his relationship with his team. Previously, he allowed other team leaders and higher-ups to push him around, shifting their workload on a whim, with him being unable to see how that could affect the rest of his Sales Team 5. But once Eun Tae sees that, he can’t unsee it.

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They aren’t what you would call a found family, but you can notice how important they are to each other. After all the struggles they had to endure together, it is impossible not to be. That’s what makes them all the more endearing. And at the same time, Eun Tae also starts to discover what a true team leader is. Even with a new member on his team, who seems suspicious to say the least, he is empathetic and patient enough to wait until she can open up willingly. Hopefully, his good intentions won’t go to waste.

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3. Jung Sun Hyuk turning into a villain

Although this drama starts every episode very slowly, showing as if nothing really were to happen outside of the normal routine in a company, the plot unravels little by little, explaining the main conflict as it goes. It isn’t something dramatic, but it works to build up the tension effectively, keeping you hooked to the story. That’s why when Jung Sun Hyuk (Oh Dae Hwan) turns into a sort of villain, it is so shocking.

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The man who seemed closest to Eun Tae, all kind smiles and goodie-two-shoes, deciding to quit and even start poaching the company’s staff in less than a week is more than a wild move. Oh Dae Hwan is also great at appearing as a simple-minded character who later on turns more wicked than expected. The quiet ones are always the most dangerous. But that’s just how life is. With one apparently insignificant change, everything moves, and Gong Eun Tae has already set this story in motion.

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4 Times Episodes 9-10 Of “My Bias, My Boss” Shocked Us

Last week’s episodes of “My Bias, My Boss” shocked us in more ways than one. From Nam Da Reum (Kim Hye Jun) and Kang Ha Gi’s (Kang Hoon) surprisingly failed attempt to keep their relationship a secret to Lee Chan’s (Cha Woo Min) shocking turn toward the dark side and Roy’s (Chun Woo Jin) heartbreaking backstory, these two episodes delivered plenty of unexpected twists and emotional moments.

Here are four moments from last week’s episodes that left viewers completely shocked.

Warning: spoilers ahead!

They knew it all along

At the end of episode 8, Kang Ha Gi and Nam Da Reum share a proper kiss and officially begin their romantic relationship. However, when episode 9 begins, it brings a tiny problem along with it. Kang Ha Gi is the CEO of APPELLO, while Nam Da Reum, though extremely hardworking, is an employee. Dating your boss while you’re a regular employee can easily be seen as unprofessional, ruin your career, and turn the company’s image into dust. So, Nam Da Reum and Kang Ha Gi come up with a plan to keep their relationship completely secret from everyone at the office. And it works… or at least, our pair thinks it does.

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Throughout episode 9, Nam Da Reum and Kang Ha Gi steal secret kisses in the storage room, hold hands in the elevator, and exchange lovey-dovey looks. But, of course, “secret” is the keyword here. The audience also thinks their plan is working until the post-credit scene starts playing, and… some of their team members knew about their secret relationship all along!

And does it not make total sense? How can someone hold hands in an elevator full of people and not expect anyone to notice? Or how can someone kiss in an unlocked, wide-open storage room and not anticipate getting caught? Good thing the staff at APPELLO are chill, or it would have been a #HagiReumOverParty by now.

When “as long as Nam Da Reum smiles” was NOT enough for Lee Chan

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Usually, with love-triangle K-dramas, viewers fall in love with the second lead, resulting in the dreaded second-lead syndrome. So, when “My Bias, My Boss” started, the majority of viewers were expecting a similar reaction to happen. But that couldn’t be farther from what actually happened. Instead, many viewers are hating Lee Chan, and who can blame them?

For the past few episodes, Lee Chan has been trying to get between Nam Da Reum and Kang Ha Gi. At first, his actions could be attributed to his desire to be with Nam Da Reum, but what he does in last week’s episodes is pure evil.

In episode 9, Lee Chan says that as long as Nam Da Reum is smiling, that’s enough for him. However, when he sees her smiling with Kang Ha Gi, Lee Chan’s demeanor changes entirely. Around the same time, he also accidentally meets Han Jeong Yeon (Yeonwoo), Kang Ha Gi’s ex-girlfriend and Lee Chan’s first love. Suddenly, all of the “as long as Nam Da Reum is happy” talk goes out the window, and Lee Chan starts planning Kang Ha Gi’s breakup with Han Jeong Yeon.

There is a limit to what a character can do under the guise of “jealousy” or “insecurity.” Lee Chan crossed that limit and has turned into a person who even the in-story D.N.X fans probably wouldn’t be able to stan anymore. However, good thing this character development has let us watch Cha Woo Min act like a villain once again, something he is an expert at!

Kang Ha Gi’s ex is public enemy No. 2

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Since Lee Chan is now public enemy No. 1, the title of public enemy No. 2 can easily go to Kang Ha Gi’s ex, Han Jeong Yeon.

15 years ago, she and Lee Chan were the ones who grew close before she started falling for Kang Ha Gi. But no matter how much Lee Chan hates this, that part is not Han Jeong Yeon’s fault. Just because you grow close to someone and they help you through depression doesn’t mean you owe them romantic feelings.

However, 15 years later, now that she is back and Kang Ha Gi is in a completely different era of his life with a different woman whom he loves, she agrees to Lee Chan’s plan to shake up his life.

From all the information we’ve been given, Kang Ha Gi did not do Han Jeong Yeon any wrong. She was the one who hid how close she was with Lee Chan from Kang Ha Gi and started dating him. She was also the one who left for the States after Lee Chan joined the idol trainee program. So, what exactly gives her the right to act selfishly and ruin Kang Ha Gi’s life?

The reason why D.N.X broke up

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This last moment is emotionally shocking and comes completely out of nowhere, but it definitely adds an emotional layer to the injustice people can face simply for being who they are.

One of the smaller mysteries surrounding D.N.X’s history since the beginning was the reason behind the group’s disbandment. Viewers didn’t get to learn what actually broke up the group until episode 10, and the reality is more shocking than we could have ever anticipated.

Basically, it turns out that the reason D.N.X broke up was because photos of Roy, one of the D.N.X members, with his boyfriend were leaked. Idols dating is already a controversial topic and can often lead to members withdrawing from groups in real life, but Roy being with a man caused an even bigger controversy that ultimately led to D.N.X’s demise.

What’s particularly beautiful is that Lee Seul A (Kim Ah Young), Nam Da Reum’s friend and a Roy-biased fan, finally gets to meet Roy, who now works as a deliveryman. She tells him that he no longer has to hide his true self and that there are many fans like her who accept him for who he is.

For those who haven’t watched the final episodes of “My Bias, My Boss” yet, there’s still so much left to find out. How will Kang Ha Gi and Nam Da Reum resolve their misunderstanding and find their way back to their lovey-dovey selves? And, of course, the biggest question remains: who is the spy from SE Trading hiding within APPELLO?

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3 Key Points To Anticipate In The Final Episodes Of “My Bias, My Boss”

tvN’s “My Bias, My Boss” is heading toward its conclusion!

Based on a webtoon, “My Bias, My Boss” tells the story of the romance between Nam Da Reum (Kim Hye Jun), who joins a company in hopes of meeting her longtime idol, Lee Chan (Cha Woo Min), and the company’s CEO, Kang Ha Gi (Kang Hoon).

With only two episodes left, here are three key points to look forward to in the series finale:

The fate of Kang Ha Gi and Nam Da Reum’s relationship

First, attention is focused on the future of Kang Ha Gi and Nam Da Reum, whose trust in each other has begun to waver. The two had started an office romance and were growing closer when Kang Ha Gi’s former lover and first love, Han Jeong Yeon (Yeonwoo), appeared, creating tension in their relationship.

As Kang Ha Gi spent extended periods with Han Jeong Yeon, CEO of HAN, for a brand collaboration, Nam Da Reum, having learned of their past relationship, began to feel uneasy. Nam Da Reum’s misunderstanding deepened after she saw Kang Ha Gi and Han Jeong Yeon standing so close together that they appeared as though they were about to kiss.

Viewers’ attention is focused on the fate of Kang Ha Gi and Nam Da Reum’s relationship as the couple faces an unexpected crisis caused by a misunderstanding.

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The identity of the industrial spy

Viewers’ attention is also focused on the identity of the industrial spy who is threatening APPELLO, the company Kang Ha Gi and Lee Chan built together. Kang Ha Gi had noticed that SE Corporation was stealing confidential information from within APPELLO and had been searching for the spy. While secretly investigating the matter alongside Han Jeong Yeon, who dreams of taking revenge against SE Trading, he finally began to piece together the spy’s identity.

All eyes are on who the spy leaking APPELLO’s secrets really is and whether Kang Ha Gi will be able to protect APPELLO—the company he and his friend built together—until the very end.

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The potential reunion of D.N.X

Viewers can’t wait to find out whether Lee Chan and the members of D.N.X will reunite. The idol group D.N.X disbanded in the past following a scandal involving its youngest member, Roy (Chun Woo Jin), and the members went their separate ways. The emotional wounds caused by the incident ran deep, so for Lee Chan and the other members, reuniting felt like an impossible dream, no matter how much time passed.

However, after learning of the members’ sincere feelings—that they still couldn’t let go of D.N.X—Lee Chan completed a fan song for D.N.X that he had been working on for a long time, realizing what he truly wanted to do.

It remains to be seen whether Lee Chan, who has gained courage through the warm support of longtime fan Nam Da Reum, will be able to stand on stage once again with the other members.

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4 Times We Fell In Love With The Boss In Episodes 7-8 Of “My Bias, My Boss”

The latest episodes of “My Bias, My Boss” gave us plenty of romantic tension, hilarious misunderstandings, and, most importantly, even more reasons to fall for Kang Ha Gi (Kang Hoon). From awkwardly flinching at the slightest touch after his accidental kiss with Nam Da Reum (Kim Hye Jun) to making hilariously unsuccessful attempts at flirting, Kang Ha Gi continues to prove that being a hopeless loser in love might just be his most lovable quality.

Here are four times we fell even harder for the boss in episodes 7 and 8 of “My Bias, My Boss.”

Warning: spoilers ahead!

Kang Ha Gi being a loser in love

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If there was a list of characteristics that make a male lead the most endearing and lovable, being a loser in love would definitely be at the top. Nothing gives viewers cuteness aggression quite like seeing a grown man completely unable to handle the slightest touch from his love interest. Luckily, Kang Ha Gi has studied at the University of Ryu Sun Jae from “Lovely Runner” and graduated with top marks in loserism, making it impossible not to root for him after the latest episodes.

It’s especially cute when Da Reum realizes that their kiss had affected him just as much as it had affected her. She starts teasing him by deliberately bumping into him and making him flinch.

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Previously, at the end of episode 6, Nam Da Reum and Kang Ha Gi shared a kiss, which was completely accidental. The pair sat on a bench after their walk together, and when they turned their heads to look at each other, their lips accidentally met.

Now, it’s not every day that you kiss your handsome boss, and it’s certainly not something you can easily forget when it happens to be your first-ever kiss. So, Nam Da Reum is understandably left rethinking the moment. But seeing Kang Ha Gi act completely nonchalant makes her feel like she was the only one affected by their kiss.

That is, until she bumps into him at a supermarket.

With the slightest touch of their hands, the grown man starts flinching and practically stumbling over his own feet. The best part is that the audience isn’t the only one who notices his loser behavior. Nam Da Reum catches on to his flinches too and knowingly bumps into him again and again, clearly enjoying the reactions she gets out of him.

Nam Da Reum can be herself around her boss

This week’s episodes once again emphasized the differences between the bias and the boss, while making it increasingly clear why Kang Ha Gi is THE man for Nam Da Reum.

First of all, let’s go back to that supermarket scene where Nam Da Reum is teasing her boss. The scene is cute and sweet on its own and shows just how naturally Nam Da Reum and Kang Ha Gi have started to get along. However, when you compare it to the scene where Lee Chan (Cha Woo Min) takes Nam Da Reum shopping, the difference between the bias and the boss becomes even more noticeable.

On one hand, there is Kang Ha Gi, Nam Da Reum’s boss, someone she should technically be hesitant to talk to. However, the two have been through situations that have brought them closer. She helped save the online fashion show with her viral marketing, he confessed to mistakenly believing she was a spy, and the two of them worked together to bring the Korean knot craft project to life.

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He is someone she can tease openly, have dinner with, and introduce to her favorite dishes. He is someone she can watch stubbornly try to win a claw machine prize and smile uncontrollably at. Somewhere along the way, her relationship with her boss has become comfortable, natural, and genuinely enjoyable.

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On the other hand, there is Lee Chan, who, on paper, should be the person Nam Da Reum is most excited to be around. And that is exactly how their relationship started. However, somewhere along the way, Lee Chan developed an infatuation with Nam Da Reum and started wanting to be with the girl who had liked him for over a decade. The problem is that Nam Da Reum is completely unable to see him as anything other than her bias.

On top of everything else, the biggest difference between the two love interests is how they treat Nam Da Reum.

Kang Ha Gi has been undeniably in love with Nam Da Reum for a few episodes now. However, when he realizes that the person she is interested in isn’t him, instead of getting angry or treating her badly, he tells her to do what she thinks is best for herself. He essentially encourages her to be with the person she can truly be herself around.

Then there’s Lee Chan. When he takes her on a date, he buys her clothes based entirely on his own preferences and starts planning what her life should look like without even considering what she wants. While his intentions might not necessarily be malicious, his behavior comes across as incredibly inconsiderate.

And that is what makes Kang Ha Gi stand out even more. He doesn’t just like Nam Da Reum. He actually sees her.

Kang Ha Gi’s failed attempts at flirting

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Kang Ha Gi is many things: a green forest, a great boss, and even a budding fashion icon. But the one thing he definitely isn’t is a master flirt. And that only makes him more charming.

In episode 7, when Kang Ha Gi arrives at Nam Da Reum’s house for their cat playdate, he is convinced that Nam Da Reum likes him and decides that it’s time to show her that he is interested in her too.

And how does he do that, you may ask?

He tells her that it’s his first time visiting a girl’s house. Cute! He also casually makes a comment implying that he misses Nam Da Reum, which completely goes over her head because, Kang Ha Gi, you have to be clear!

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And after all of that, when he leaves her house, he turns around and asks, “She got it, right?” Oh, Kang Ha Gi. It is time to get Flirting for Dummies 101 because, with your current skills, there seems to be very little hope for you.

Kang Ha Gi protecting Nam Da Reum from the protestors

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In the previous episodes, Nam Da Reum and Lee Chan go to a convenience store together after their date. What they don’t realize is that they have been photographed. And, of course, the audience knew those photos would come back at the worst possible time. And that time is now.

At the end of episode 7, photos of them on their date go viral. In response, Lee Chan’s agency releases a statement that ultimately results in Lee Chan’s fans turning against Nam Da Reum.

Let’s give credit where credit is due. Lee Chan does eventually do his part to help clear Nam Da Reum’s name. But even then, in his statement, he thanks his fans. And it’s sad to watch because it is clear that he isn’t actually grateful to the people attacking Nam Da Reum. His career is simply on the line, and he is put in an incredibly difficult position.

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However, Kang Ha Gi’s company, APPELLO, is also at risk. And yet, Kang Ha Gi doesn’t think twice before stepping in front of Nam Da Reum, protecting her from the protestors and even threatening to sue them.

That moment perfectly captures how Kang Ha Gi is always willing to go above and beyond for Nam Da Reum, even when doing so could put his own career and company at risk. How can someone not fall in love with that?

Thankfully, the dating controversy surrounding Lee Chan and Nam Da Reum has finally been resolved, which means we can look forward to seeing Kang Ha Gi and Nam Da Reum’s relationship develop in the upcoming episodes!

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3 Times The Plot Turned Yet Again In Episodes 5-6 Of “The Affair Was Just The Beginning”

All hell has broken loose. Not only has Kyung Hee (Kim Hye Soo) accessed the video of her husband Jae Hong (Kim Ji Hoon) and neighbor Soo Jung (Cho Yeo Jeong) in a compromising position, she has embezzled 300 million won (approximately $217,000) from her own company to pay off the extortionist who had filmed it. She has also, along with Jae Hong, covered up the tracks in the hit-and-run case involving their daughter Ye Ji, only to learn that it wasn’t Ye Ji, but Soo Jung’s daughter, Min Seo. Min Seo was the one driving, and Ye Ji is taking the fall for her.

Things get even crazier with Soo Jung’s former husband, Bo Sung (Kim Jae Chul), becoming the third wheel, or in this case the fourth. And the truth about Ye Ji and Min Seo’s relationship further complicates matters when the two find themselves witnessing unexpected developments between their parents. As each side is left guessing who knows what about the other, things are unpredictable if not getting crazier by the minute.

Here are three times the plot turned yet again in “The Affair Was Just the Beginning.”

Warning: spoilers below.

Kyung Hee’s troubles pile up

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Bad luck comes in threes, and it’s Kyung Hee who is the recipient. She’s shocked at the discovery of her husband’s affair with Soo Jung. Even though Kyung Hee may have had her own reasons to become friends with her, she had never, ever thought that her husband and this woman would end up having an affair. It is the ultimate betrayal, and you can feel her anger as she silently seethes in fury.

But one has to hand it to her for calmly addressing the situation. It’s hilarious how she nonchalantly plays the video, as both Soo Jung and Jae Hong wait to see what’s on it. One doesn’t know whether to laugh at the absurdity of the situation or at the horror-stricken faces of Soo Jung and Jae Hong.

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As if this wasn’t bad enough, Kyung Hee has managed to collect 500 million won to pay off the person who sent the message to her husband, threatening to upload the video, and she realizes it wasn’t even her cross to bear. Further complicating matters is when she learns the one behind the hit-and-run was never Ye Ji in the first place, but Min Seo. And underneath it all simmers the messy business of the teens and their tangled relationship. It’s a tricky triangle, with father and daughter both involved with the mother and daughter. So where does that leave poor Kyung Hee?

Fate really seems to be playing a joke on her. Yet it’s amazing to see Kyung Hee’s resilience. There are no histrionics or dramatic hysteria; she remains poised through the sequence of events. She is practical, she accepts what’s happened and makes sure all traces of the accident have been removed. It’s time to move onto the next chapter. She clearly tells Jae Hong they are just business partners, and he cannot expect anything else from her.

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She packs her bags and moves out of the house, making both Jae Hong and Ye Ji tremble in fear. And she throws herself into work with her new client, Bo Sung, blissfully unaware that he is Soo Jung’s former husband.

But shocking news comes, which breaks Kyung Hee: she’s accused of embezzling the 300 million from her company, with repercussions for the investment deal. The investment will be made, but Kyung Hee will be replaced as CEO by her aide, betrayed yet again by someone she trusted.

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She breaks down, and the pent-up hurt, the rejection, and the infidelity resurface all at once, but it’s also catharsis. Because Kyung Hee is not a woman you put in a corner. She is self-made and, though down, is not out until she says she is.

But there is one wrinkle: Bo Sung seems to be a little too clingy and a little too keen on her, and things are getting dodgy.

The phone swap mystery

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Everyone in this drama is a criminal now, and none of them can trust the others enough to compare notes, which is exactly what makes the mix-up over detective Na Sol’s phone so delirious. Kyung Hee and Jae Hong think they’ve disposed of the detective’s belongings cleanly. The phone that they actually have is Sang Cheol’s, who is the lawyer Soo Jung had hired Na Sol to investigate in the first place. Sang Cheol, as it has been confirmed, is the one who killed Na Sol, who in turn had incriminating evidence against him. In the skirmish between them, their phones had gotten swapped. Na Sol is dead, and Sang Cheol wants his phone back badly enough to hunt down a stranger over it.

What follows is a small masterclass in how not to be subtle. Vanity is Jae Hong’s fatal flaw, and Sang Cheol plays it like an instrument—a “chance” gym encounter, a pair of limited-edition shoes, and Jae Hong never once stops to ask why a stranger is gifting him sneakers. He just assumes he’s got a fan. It’s the kind of gullibility that would be unbelievable if the show hadn’t already spent several episodes proving this is exactly who Jae Hong is.

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The spiked drink that follows is almost beside the point. The real comedy is in the dramatic irony piling up around it. Soo Jung spots her lover and her husband’s lawyer out drinking together and assumes the worst kind of betrayal, when the truth is stranger and far more dangerous than an affair. Everyone is now protecting a secret from someone else who’s protecting a secret from them, and none of them have any idea they’re circling the same hole.

Sang Cheol wants his phone which would cost him his career. Soo Jung feels she has been conned by the dead Na Sol and that her affair will be known to her ex-husband. Jae Hong, who has curated the image of the perfect husband, is running scared. If his affair became public knowledge, it would ruin his reputation.

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That’s the real joke of this arc: this is a group of people so committed to self-preservation that they can’t see they’re all trapped in the same maze, each one about to stumble into the other’s. And, unknowingly, there’s Na Sol’s twin, Na Do, who’s quietly working his way toward all of them.

Min Seo and Ye Ji discover their parents’ affair

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Even among the kids, trust is running thin, mirroring the adults’ own game of charades. Min Seo, convinced the video will implicate her as the killer, wants Ye Ji to erase it. But there’s an edge to her pressure: Min Seo can’t shake the suspicion that whatever happens, Ye Ji will walk away unscathed while she alone pays the price. It’s turning her against the one person she should trust most.

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Ye Ji, meanwhile, is fighting a battle she doesn’t even understand. Her mother has walked out, and she assumes it is because of her taking the fall for Min Seo, oblivious that the real reason is her mother’s discovery of her father’s affair. Into that confusion arrives a stranger, Sang Cheol, claiming to be her father’s friend, lurking in her home. The adults have been too warped to notice that the children are observing everything around them.

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This is when the pieces collide. Ye Ji finds the USB hidden in a packet of salt, and just as she plays it and is stunned by what’s on it, Min Seo walks in on her own father and Ye Ji’s mother together.

Father and mother, mirrored and swapped—it’s the kind of coincidence that would feel ridiculous if the show hadn’t already built its world on the idea of absurd circumstances. How these two families untangle this, with the noose tightening from every direction, is the question the finale now has to answer.

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Puja Talwar is a Soompi writer with a strong Yoo Yeon Seok and Lee Junho bias. A long time K-drama fan, she loves devising alternate scenarios to the narratives. She has interviewed Lee Min Ho, Gong Yoo, Cha Eun Woo, and Ji Chang Wook to name a few. You can follow her on @puja_talwar7 on Instagram.

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5 Times Episodes 5-6 Of “My Bias, My Boss” Indicated The Endgame

Episodes 5 and 6 of “My Bias, My Boss” may have finally given viewers a clearer idea of where the drama’s central romance is headed! While Lee Chan (Cha Woo Min) makes increasingly romantic gestures for Nam Da Reum (Kim Hye Jun), from going live to tell her about his feelings to proposing that they give their relationship a real chance, Kang Ha Gi (Kang Hoon) and Nam Da Reum continue to grow closer through their quieter, more intimate moments together.

With Nam Da Reum becoming increasingly comfortable around Kang Ha Gi and even finding herself comparing him to Lee Chan, these latest episodes may have dropped some major hints about who could ultimately win her heart.

Here are five times “My Bias, My Boss” episodes 5 and 6 indicated the endgame.

Warning: spoilers ahead!

Lee Chan goes on live to talk to Nam Da Reum

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In the previous episodes, it was Lee Chan bringing Nam Da Reum to his house to prepare a meal for her, despite not knowing how to cook. Later, he puts his headphones on her head and gives her an exclusive listening party experience for his unreleased music. And finally, in the recent episode, he goes live in front of millions of people to speak to Nam Da Reum.

Romantic? 100 percent.

After the previous episode, where Lee Chan’s ex-girlfriend ruins his date with Nam Da Reum, Lee Chan tries to contact her. He asks her to meet him one time before he leaves the city for work. However, Nam Da Reum, who is extremely embarrassed about raising her hopes too high on their date, rejects the idea and tells him they can meet after he comes back. But instead of waiting until then, Lee Chan gets on the live. He knows Nam Da Reum would be watching, so he pours out his heart and tells her how much she means to him.

Romantic? Not really.

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The going-on-live scene actually emphasizes the distance between Nam Da Reum and Lee Chan more than ever before. He has to talk to her through an artist-to-fan communication platform. It really makes the audience wonder if Nam Da Reum would ever be able to see him as someone other than her bias.

Kang Ha Gi sees Nam Da Reum for who she is

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One of the things that the audience has been expecting since the beginning of “My Bias, My Boss” is for Nam Da Reum to save APPELLO from some crises down the line, and that theory is already proving to be true. But the best part is that Nam Da Reum’s actions to save the company from sabotage are indirectly bringing her closer to Kang Ha Gi.

Firstly, in the previous episode, it was simply Kang Ha Gi seeing her working hard on the online fashion show marketing and realizing she is not a spy. However, in the recent episodes during their short out-of-town trip, the pair finally learns more about each other.

In episode 5, SE Trading, APPELLO’s competitor, steals their idea for an upcoming fashion event. While trying to brainstorm a new idea, Kang Ha Gi spots Nam Da Reum’s silk cord keychain and decides to showcase maedeup, the traditional Korean art of decorative hand-knotting craft, for the project instead. And guess who knows a skilled maedeup artisan? Ting, ting, ting! Nam Da Reum.

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Nam Da Reum takes him to her hometown, to her high school, and even opens up about the loneliness she experienced and her first love. She also saves him from students who are hell-bent on taking selfies with him.

This is something that Nam Da Reum has not been able to do with Lee Chan. With him, she is always shown on edge and trying to act proper, but with Kang Ha Gi, she can be herself, and that makes their bond so special. Together they learn the art of maedeup and end up completing the love knot together. It cannot get any clearer than this!

Lee Chan shows where his priorities lie

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Here’s a question: if you liked someone but knew your friend was also interested in the same person, would you step back or still shoot your shot? Well, in Lee Chan’s case, he shoots his shot.

After Lee Chan gets back to Seoul and tries to meet Nam Da Reum, his employee informs him that Da Reum has gone out of the city with Kang Ha Gi for a business trip. He shows up at the spot and catches Kang Ha Gi and Nam Da Reum standing in the middle of the street. Just by looking at Kang Ha Gi, Lee Chan can tell that his friend is interested in Nam Da Reum, but he ruins their moment.

Later, he goes on to confess to Nam Da Reum, saying he wants to give them a proper chance. And they do end up going on a few dates; however, something feels a bit off.

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The first date starts off nicely, with Lee Chan trying to act all manly in front of Nam Da Reum but jumping like a scaredy-cat during the horror movie scenes and taking her to a convenience store to get something warm to drink. Their interactions are cute! But when his fans show up, he leaves Nam Da Reum hanging. This one instance can easily be justified: Lee Chan is a celebrity, and he cannot simply tell his fans that he is on a date. Fair enough.

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However, for their second date, he takes Da Reum to a high-end restaurant and ends the date shortly afterward to meet a director instead. While this instance doesn’t make him an toxic boyfriend, it does show where his priorities lie.

Nam Da Reum is falling for her Boss

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There is simply nothing more romantic than being able to be your true self in front of someone. And even Nam Da Reum agrees with this because she tells Kang Ha Gi how jealous she is of girls who can be themselves in front of their partners. And while Nam Da Reum might not have noticed it, she is slowly becoming that person with Kang Ha Gi because he is always there for her.

Another huge sign of her true feelings is that while being on a date with Lee Chan, she thinks of Kang Ha Gi. When she sees Lee Chan with the stray kittens, her mind instantly goes to how Kang Ha Gi acted. She is comparing both leads unconsciously, and Kang Ha Gi is winning.

The parallels make everything clear

One thing that the audience can’t help but notice is how the creator of “My Bias, My Boss” gives parallel scenes to show the audience the difference between the two leads. Nam Da Reum says, “I am fine,” to both male leads, and while one believes her, the other knows she is not feeling fine.

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There is also the iconic scene used often in romance media, where the female lead admires the scenery, and the male lead says it is beautiful while looking at the female lead. The same scene happens with both Lee Chan and Kang Ha Gi. But only Kang Ha Gi says, “Yes, it is beautiful,” while looking at Nam Da Reum, proving which man actually loves her and which one is merely infatuated with the idea of being with someone who has liked them for a decade.

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Overall, while Lee Chan’s pursuit of Nam Da Reum has given us some K-pop-stan-fantasy romance, his attraction toward her still seems somewhat conditional. Unlike Kang Ha Gi, who appears to be growing closer to Nam Da Reum because of who she truly is, Lee Chan seems drawn to the idea of being with someone who has loved him for 12 years and would seemingly never leave him.

But with Lee Chan now actively pursuing Nam Da Reum, things are bound to get even more interesting once Kang Ha Gi realizes that his friend is after the same person. Will their friendship survive the love triangle, and more importantly, will Nam Da Reum finally realize where her heart truly lies? Only this week will tell.

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Currently watching: “My Bias My Boss,” “Your Summer, My Storm,” and “The Affair was Just the Beginning.”
Looking forward to: “Four Hands, Two Sonatas,” “The Whimsical Return,” “Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,” “A Love Other Than Yours,” and “One-Room TA.”

4 Emotional Moments In The Final Episodes Of “Dream To You”

“Dream to You,” the story that started with the innocent teenage love between Ju Yi Jae (Hyeri) and Woo Soo Bin (Hwang In Youp), turned into a whirlwind of dramatic plot twists throughout its run. But now, it is delivering the eagerly awaited happy ending, reaching the finale on a solid note, and giving us more than one unexpected emotional moment. Here are all the times this K-drama made us laugh and cry in its last episodes.

Warning: spoilers from episodes 11-12 ahead.

1. Ahn Soo Hee protecting Woo Soo Bin

Woo Soo Bin might contend in a match of who has the most horrible parents in K-dramaland; however, most unexpectedly, his biological mother, Ahn Soo Hee (Park Ji Young), finds a way to redeem herself. She steps down from the project while still keeping her investment, ensuring a way to protect Soo Bin’s role as a director in the movie. Admittedly, there’s no heartfelt reconciliation between mother and son, and it surely doesn’t erase the pain of her abandonment, but this first-ever act of kindness towards her son is the least she could do as an apology.

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On the other hand, although Woo Soo Bin’s father stays true to his awful and despicable self until the very end, at least his adoptive mother finally gathers her courage to confront the horrible man and slams the divorce papers in his face, freeing herself from their abusive marriage. Though it doesn’t mean Soo Bin can change who his father is, having his mother happy and safe by his side seems enough to make him feel at peace. In the end, the male lead gets the exact family he always wanted.

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2. Shim Yoo Geon reconciling with his father

Speaking of parents, a really unexpected moment is discovering that Shim Yoo Geon’s (Baek Sung Chul) father had been terminally ill since the very beginning. Sometimes there are hints about things like this, but probably the romance between Yoo Geon and Oh Ha Na (Lee Yul Eum) was too consuming to even notice. Either way, this plot twist is worth crying buckets. The moment Yoo Geon is about to reach his dream as an actor, he loses the one person he wanted to share his success with.

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Luckily, he has good friends by his side to get through this bitter moment. Even in a situation like this, the whole forbidden romance seems secondary because he runs straight into Ha Na’s arms, leaving behind his hesitations and doubts to embrace his love for her. In the most tearful yet sensible homage, Yoo Geon is able to reconcile with his father, lets him see his first movie as a leading actor, and even introduces his beautiful girlfriend to his father. It is a bittersweet ending for them, but no less happy.

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3. Ju Yi Jae choosing her own dream

Once the camera stops rolling, the lights are off, and they shout the last “cut,” what seemed like the pinnacle of her dream turns into a burdensome and bittersweet wake up call for Ju Yi Jae. The opportunity to direct a movie beside the love of her life felt like a gift from heaven, but in reality, that was never her dream. If there’s something that stayed consistent throughout the show, it’s Yi Jae’s determination and passion for her craft, which is why it is no surprise when she decides to pass on Soo Bin’s offer to keep working together.

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For some people, it might look dramatic that Yi Jae breaks up with Soo Bin before going abroad to study filmmaking. It’s not like long-distance relationships don’t exist. But her reasoning makes sense since she has never had the chance to really explore her dream as a grown-up, without the romanticized perspective of her teenage years. So, before giving her heart to a man, she is devoting it to herself and to her career. For any woman navigating the reality of professional and personal life, this couldn’t have been more relatable.

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4. Woo Soo Bin and Ju Yi Jae reuniting again

Breakups are hard for everybody, but the perspective of Woo Soo Bin drowning himself in loneliness after Yi Jae goes abroad really tugs at the strings of your heart. In that sense, nobody can do a depressive character quite like Hwang In Youp. Luckily, this moment doesn’t last long, and in the blink of an eye, two years pass. There are even comedic moments in between, which show how life still goes on for everyone.

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In contrast, their reunion becomes a total cinematic moment full of romance, but happiness doesn’t stop there for them. Apart from getting back together, Yi Jae also becomes an award-winning film director, and Soo Bin gets to enjoy the love he always wanted by her side. The best part is that they even show us a bit of their everyday life, proving that even when a dream is fulfilled, life will always give you new chances to keep on dreaming. That is probably the most meaningful lesson left by this drama.

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Andy zar is an avid drama watcher, from K-dramas to C-dramas, she believes any weekend is a good weekend to enjoy 12 hours of binge-watching dramas. She loves romance, web comics, and K-pop. Find her on Instagram @wuaitboni.

Currently watching: “Dream to You”
Plans to watch: “My Bias, My Boss” and “A Bona Fide Killer“

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“Dream To You” Gears Up For Final 2 Episodes With New Unreleased Photos

ENA’s “Dream to You” is getting ready to say goodbye!

“Dream to You” is a romantic comedy about the reunion of genius film director Woo Soo Bin (Hwang In Youp), who returns after achieving his dreams, and reporter Ju Yi Jae (Girl’s Day’s Hyeri), who has forgotten her own.

With just two episodes left in its run, the drama has released new stills capturing the chemistry between its two pairs of leads.

Over the course of the drama, Woo Soo Bin and Ju Yi Jae have made viewers’ hearts flutter with their romantic story of “mutual salvation.” After their heartwarming first love came to a sudden end, the couple reunited after 15 long years and eventually found comfort in one another, healing each other’s wounds and helping each other rediscover long-lost dreams.

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Meanwhile, Shim Yoo Geon (Baek Sung Chul) and Oh Ha Na (Lee Yul Eum) have also stolen viewers’ hearts with their youthful romance.

Although they have been trying hard to hide their feelings for one another, their relationship reached a turning point last week when Oh Ha Na tried to kiss Shim Yoo Geon off the film set.

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The final two episodes of “Dream to You” will air on August 17 and 18 at 10 p.m. KST.

In the meantime, catch up on all the previous episodes of the drama on Viki below!

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2 Unserious And 2 Upsetting Moments In Episodes 9-10 Of “Dream To You”

Ahead of its final week, “Dream to You” is still giving viewers much to talk about. With just a couple of episodes left, every storyline is keeping us on the edge of our seats with many ups and downs. And while some moments are simply unserious, some others continue to be too upsetting. If you are hanging on to watch the ending of this story, here are some of the highlights from the latest episodes of this show!

Warning: spoilers from episodes 9-10 ahead.

UNSERIOUS: Woo Soo Bin being jealous of Yi Jae’s ex-boyfriend

After so many emotional hits in last week’s episodes, it was time for a much-needed break from so much drama, at least for the viewers. Although, not so much for Woo Soo Bin (Hwang In Youp), who has to deal with the unexpected appearance of Ju Yi Jae’s (Hyeri) ex-boyfriend, top actor Geum Seong Mu (special cameo by Lee Joo Ahn). Showing up on their movie set, dripping charisma, and determined to reignite the flames of their past, Seong Mu quickly turns into Soo Bin’s worst nightmare.

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However, every time Woo Soo Bin shows his jealous side, it makes you laugh at his petty antics rather than stressing you out. Soo Bin finds the most ridiculous ways to vex his apparent rival with simple things like getting in their way while taking a picture or engaging in a silly one-on-one dodgeball game. But this never really escalates, nor does it affect his relationship with Yi Jae. She, on the other hand, handles the situation pretty maturely, setting her boundaries firmly. So, this moment stays as the comedy that has been missing from the show.

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UNSERIOUS: Choi Sa Rang and Seo In Wook’s breakup

Every moment involving Choi Sa Rang (Lee Ji Min) and Seo In Wook (Lee Sang Yeob) has been utterly unserious throughout the show. However, the way they are wrapping up things between them tops it all. Firstly, Sa Rang runs away from In Wook, or more like runs from her feelings for him without even exchanging a single word. But they meet again while being shot dead, fictionally of course, since they end up acting as extras in Yi Jae’s movie.

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Admittedly, both are mature enough to talk things out in the end and decide to stop seeing each other for good. The setting, however, is much too dramatic to take it seriously. The beautiful sunset, the slow motion of the scene, the melodramatic music – it all seems as if it were the tragic separation of star-crossed lovers rather than a couple who barely had any screen time other than their hookups. They definitely had some underutilized chemistry, but at least this final moment between them can make you laugh rather than cry.

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UPSETTING: Ahn Soo Hee blowing up a scandal

Sadly, the funny moments are short-lived in this K-drama. Before long, another storm approaches to rain on the main couple’s parade, this time in the form of Ahn Soo Hee (Park Ji Young), Oh Ha Na (Lee Yul Eum), and Soo Bin’s mother. After it is revealed that she is his true birth mother, things quickly turn ugly for everybody. Now, the same public that once praised and admired them turns their backs on them. This is especially true for Ha Na, who not only discovers in the worst possible way that she is Soo Bin’s half-sister, but she also has to come to terms with the idea of her mother having a secret child.

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The only silver lining on this messy situation is that both Ha Na and her mother have the chance to grow closer again. Not because Ahn Soo Hee suddenly becomes a better person, but because of the natural character development of Oh Ha Na. They have the chance to talk openly and have a heart-to-heart for the first time in their lives. And even Soo Bin and Shim Yoo Geon (Baek Sung Chul) join forces to make sure she doesn’t suffer that much.

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UPSETTING: Ju Yi Jae and Woo Soo Bin trying to save their movie

Once the bomb about Soo Bin’s family explodes, he naturally has to step back from the project while Yi Jae steps up to keep the cameras rolling. For the first time, she has to prove her worth as a director on her own, without any backup. This is one of the things that was most appealing since the beginning of this K-drama. It shows how Yi Jae fights for her dreams with passion and a warm heart that draws everybody in with her sincerity and eagerness. She ends up bonding more strongly with her crew and keeps the spirits up for everybody.

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However, the film industry is clearly not as forgiving as they wished, and despite their joint efforts, the backlash from the scandal is already too big. Despite Soo Bin coming forward and explaining everything in a shocking press conference, ultimately his investors demand that he pay the price for past mistakes that aren’t even his. So he only has two options: he either leaves the project or the movie gets cancelled entirely. With so much on the line and only a couple of episodes left, how much more intense will things turn out? Let’s find out soon!

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