Cuando el hijo ilegítimo del propietario de un conglomerado coreano se asocia con su ambicioso amigo de la infancia, el dúo no se detendrá ante nada para hacerse con su lugar en la cima de la cadena alimentaria social. Nacido en un hogar monoparental empobrecido y sin nada más que su buena apariencia y encanto, Kang In Ha está hambriento de éxito. Decidido a hacer algo por sí mismo, sin importar el costo, In Ha descubre que su padre es el presidente del exitoso Grupo Kang Oh y deja atrás su vida de pobreza. Rechazado por el resto de su nueva familia, In Ha se asocia con su amigo intelectualmente talentoso Han Tae Oh, tramando un plan desde una edad temprana para hacerse cargo de la empresa y hacerse con sus lugares en la cima de la sociedad. Al darse cuenta del éxito desde el principio, la pareja comienza su ascenso de manera constante hasta que una mujer igualmente ambiciosa con un pasado igualmente problemático amenaza con descarrilar sus planes para siempre.
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Rather than Hong Su-zu's sub par acting, twitter should comment on the bad writing. The writers couldn't decide on Kang In-ha's stance (is he the bad/good guy?).
> These writer(s) really gave us the dollar store version of Succession Well, this was a dumpster fire up until the end. The writing was genuinely next level bad; seems like written by multiple people in parts. The characters are cartoonish, have no depth, none of their actions make sense, and of course they all have secret back up plans to take over the company and millions stashed in offshore shell companies because why not? The plot holes were more like plot craters. And don't get me started on the North Korean super hacker. The actors mostly did their best with what they've been given. LJY stole the show in every scene, he was really the star [spoiler] and villain [/spoiler] of this drama. The actress that played little sister Hee Joo also gave a great performance. ; her character is the only likeable in the show. LJW looked very handsome in that suit and that haircut, but his performance was just okay, far from his best always looked like he had everything figured out in a monotonic expressions except when he is sad maybe it was just the character or script. **HSZ should take acting classes**, she had absolutely no presence or charisma ; i still cant fathom what her character has actually done anything in the show ; removing her would have saved screentime and could have focused more on Hee Joo or Bromance between the leads [spoiler] although her purpose was to cause the fallout b/w them but it wasn't convincing. Couldnt believe it when after all that Inha said he had no idea why he did it. Jesus wept. [/spoiler] This appears to be the debut drama of this writer so i'm shocked he got this big of a budget and such a high profile cast to star in it. This show was like a daily drama on steroids with a high production budget, it was a bizzare experience to watch it. At the end i loved Hee Joo's ending ; [spoiler]. i do see it as a bit of an open ending...that last scene of Taeho in the car and getting a picture and text from huiju...and him zooming into her face and smiling...i like to think they have a future after Huiju returns from her trip but I'm hoping she lives happily faraway from this nonsense [/spoiler].