At the same time, I'm just a bit unsettled, by how quickly Do Jun seems able to put that grief away, to function pretty much as normal. The feeling I get, is that Show is going to make this loveline happen, and is quite determined about it, too. He thinks they just perform their duties. I mean, he's so very convincing at being Grandpa Jin's Sunshine Boy, that I had it in my head, that his plan was to outshine everyone else, and become the heir to Soonyang, thereby "stealing" Soonyang as revenge. He asks him who ordered him to do so. He was cast out as he married, against his father's wishes, former actress Lee Hae In. Reborn Rich Series Musings. Later, as the effects of the medication begin to wear off, I found myself with my heart in my throat, hoping against hope that Grandpa Jin's efforts wouldn't be wasted, and that his delirium wouldn't become apparent to all the board members. Which, really, is why I find Do Jun so fascinating. Do Jun and Grandpa Jin.
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Reborn Rich Recent Discussions. I find Jin Sung Joon a fascinating character. He has dedicated his life to the company but was wrongfully accused of embezzlement, therefore leaving him with no choice but to plan to take over the corporation and get revenge on the family he had previously served. That's a very, very shrewd approach from Do Jun, I must say, and really, with the cards laid out like that, there's really nothing else that Grandpa Jin can do, but let Oh Se Hyun go, in order to protect himself. Why would Do Jun think that he doesn't deserve her? Instead, the whole thing, for Grandpa Jin, begins with surprise, shock and disbelief, and then, a period of calm before the storm, as Grandpa Jin processes exactly what Do Jun's done, and then, finally, we get to the screaming, shouting and gnashing of teeth.
Do we see a pattern here? 6 trillion won, and Young Ki actually agrees, because Do Jun positions it as the price of the Chairmanship of Soonyang – something which you can't put a price tag on. Seeing history repeat itself, Do Jun is absolutely overwhelmed, and he runs out of the house. In addition, Jin Dong Ki's daughter Ye jun knew of the slush fund from the fired finance director Kim and asked for the money after it was retrieved. It's just.. surely there would be more rage in Do Jun, over this? "Reborn Rich" Episode 2 ends with the Chairman accepting Yoon Ki back into the family and with a grown-up Do Jun having gotten into law school at the top of his class. The next day, he demands to know how Do Jun had the answers to his questions. I can't help but marvel at how writer-nim manages to take real events in Korean modern history, and weave it into our story in a manner that actually makes sense, AND is entertaining. Though some happenings were unpredictable, the plot's direction could grab viewers' attention for being interesting and containing a lot of relevance. Hyun-Woo's father tells him to have a family.
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Show has a way of managing its myriad of details in a way that demonstrates just how savvy writer-nim is, in keeping their fingers on all these fragments of information, so that they can tie together eventually, in a away that makes sense AND drives the story forward. Do Jun is the youngest grandson, and right now, he is perfectly disoriented at this turn of events. But also, this clearly demonstrates just how important Soonyang's succession is to Grandpa Jin, that he would literally risk his life, in order to ensure that the right person is appointed CEO of the financial holding company. He just delivers Grandpa Jin with such a natural kind of ease, that I easily believe that Grandpa Jin's a real person, and not Lee Sung Min dressed up to look older than his actual age, despite the larger-than-life persona with which he infuses Grandpa Jin. That's very excellent indeed. Note: major spoilers of "Reborn Rich" 15 th episode below! I can't think of what else he's trying to do), he tries to show off just how many famous women he's had on his yacht, which seems like THE most counter-productive thing one could do, when trying to impress a lady? What I mean is, didn't Hyun Woo know that the person who'd died, was Do Jun, grandson of Soonyang? Going forward, we are likely to see more political battles that will put Do Jun in the running to take over Soonyang.
I guess there is meaning in either interpretation, but for me, personally, I've spent so much time with Do Jun and gotten so invested in his plan to buy Soonyang, that I instinctively prefer to think of Hyun Woo's time as Do Jun as real. Reborn Rich depicts the story of Yoon Hyeon Woo, who has been with the Soonyang Group for almost a decade. What could the consequences of that be? Like many other viewers, I actually found Park Ji Hyun very solid as Hyun Min. Here is a Reborn Rich Episode 1 recap and everything you missed on the new Song Joong Ki-starred Kdrama. Also later, when the family gets together, we find out that Do Jun's parents are divorced. At least, that's partly how I feel about Do Jun taking care of Grandpa Jin, and protecting him, this episode. But when Hyeon Woo had last gone to see them, his brother had gotten a job and had brought a gift for his older brother.
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It's still a shocking revelation, yes, but in the context of Yoon Ki being born out of wedlock, and Do Jun therefore not of her bloodline, I can see how Grandma Jin might become so desperate to give her children what she feels they deserve in terms of their inheritance, that she would go to drastic, and even murderous, lengths, to do so. Anyway, let us see how the three episodes unfold, because they were certainly spectacular. Don't get us wrong, the first three episodes of "Reborn Rich" are extremely impressive and have us looking forward to the upcoming episodes.
As he continues to suffer while dedicating himself to the company, Yoon Hyun-Woo prevented the search and seizure of Chairman Jin Young-Ki's alleged illegal slush funds. From despair and desperation to smug smirks, Kim Shin Rok delivers it all, and she made me not want to look away from my screen, through it all. Which, I'm sure very much mirrors how precious it must feel to Do Jun, to receive a fresh glimpse of Grandpa Jin, and hear Grandpa Jin say, with such palpable joy and tearful pride, that Do Jun is his grandson; the one who takes after him most. The way Kim Kang Hoon's reactions match so well with Song Joong Ki's voiceovers this episode, is just *chef's kiss* perfectly perfect.
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Nicely done, I thought. And I'd say that overall, I enjoyed his outing as Hyun Woo / Do Jun. I do find the way Show circles back to Hyun Woo, to show us what he goes through in this exact same period of the credit crisis, and I find the whole thing very sobering indeed. From the expression on his face, I can believe what he says, that he's quite amused by Hyun Min, and expects to be quite entertained by her, even as he ensures that she plays by the rules that he's reminded her of, for the duration of their marriage. It's like, mentally, I understand why Show took the direction that it did, for its chosen ending. He informs Hyeon-woo that the person who needed the money wanted him dead. She thinks Sung-Joon is the best candidate. However, that's probably more by design than anything else, because in our story, Do Jun's the one who tends to shine, and his adversaries are no match for him, more often than not. Assistant Shin idolizes him for being the chairman's most trusted employee for over five years, regardless of the massive workload and is eager to know what he needs to do to be like Hyeon-woo. But Hyun-Woo throws a fit to his father. In the first episode, they're preparing for the ceremony where Jin Young-Ki announces his son is now the chairman of Soonyang, however, Seong-Jun has other plans as he storms into his father's office threatening to renounce his inheritance. The Vice Chairman got enraged after calling in Mr. Kim and gave him a chance to admit that he was aware of the paper company's existence.
He walks to him and shakes hands with him. Check out the first teaser poster of Netflix's Black Knight starring Kim Woo Bin. Assistant manager Shin shows up, and although he seems conflicted, he reminds Hyeon-woo of his teachings never to refuse an order, ask questions, and never make a personal judgement. But then, when Sung Joon counter proposes Young Ki as a CEO candidate, while strongly hinting to the board members, that a young Soonyang with Do Jun at the helm, wouldn't have room for old fogies like them. I do feel just a touch sorry for Young Ki, who goes to such lengths to protect Sung Joon, that he would even kneel and ask for forgiveness for something that he didn't do, so that Grandpa Jin wouldn't find out that Sung Joon is the guilty party instead of him. STUFF THAT WAS OK. Show's way of aging up our characters.
In the interrogation room, he asks for her hand in marriage at the promise that a certain female athlete will win a silver medal, when she sees the moment happen on TV, she calls him and they schedule to meet up. But he stops and goes to see Sung-Joon. With that assumption in place, I'd thought that everything that Hyun Min was saying to Min Young, was an effort to cover up for Sung Joon, and throw Min Young off the scent. He had to resign himself to a life of constant indignities just because he was not born into privilege. The much-awaited K-drama of 2021 delivered an impressive pilot episode. Ooh, that was a low blow, but very clever too, I thought.