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All In Episode 24

올인 ‧ Drama ‧ 2003

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In Ha earnestly asks Soo Yeon to quit her job at Joongmun Hotel, worried about her safety. In Ha and Jong Gu visit the prosecutor’s office in order to clear their names regarding the Han Myung Jin case, and the result leads to the arrest of Chairman Choi and Yang Seung Gook. After learning that Michael Jang’s endeavours are funded by Falcone, In Ha and Jong Gu end their participation in ISIC and forfeit its bid in Jeju-do’s business selection process. (Source: Kocowa)
  • Aired: April 03, 2003

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KenTaro
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Dec 16, 2025

It's a happy ending. Although some parts…

It's a happy ending. Although some parts didn't feel as much effort put in to wrap things up. That threat from Yang in the previous episode does not create as much tension as I thought. In Ha counters the threat by going to the prosecution office with Jong Gu to clarify the events of the murder case up. The police later on arrest Jung Won's father and Yang and that's the end for those 2 evil people. I'm glad those 2 got what they deserve but kind of anticlimactic lol. Onto the project that the 2 companies are fighting for, Jung Won's company is plummeting fast. Rie eavesdropping a conversation between Michael and Jun Il that after they win this game where the company wins the project, he wants Jung Il to eliminate In Ha and Jong Gu. Jung Il has a conversation between the 2 about his life and he's gonna live for himself now leaving the mafia. He basically wasn't going to follow the orders and kill them after all. Rie tells In Ha and Jong Gu that the company is funded under mafia money and they should stop. In Ha drops out of the project letting Jung Won win. Also Jung Won was so angry at In Ha for him exposing the truth on his father and secretary of doing wicked things and this felt so out of place for Jung Won. In Ha did tell Jung Won that for his company to get back on track again he has to work with Jin Hee and her company. In Ha still sees him as his friend. We do not get any forgiveness scene or so between Jung Won and Jin Hee. In Ha quits his role of the company but his other comrades still work there? In Ha decides to just live in his house he built in the countryside. Soo Yeon travels there to find him. She plays the music box that has been apart of their lives. In Ha tells her he only has his house and a room for her if that's enough to accept him back. She is fine with it and they hug and kiss as they reunite. Pretty good but it was set to the final minutes of the drama. I wish they gave them like 5 to 10 more minutes of them happy as a couple in the house. But I am glad they follow through and played apart in the end of his dream of just wanting to live in a house he built with his love Soo Yeon. He just wanted to live a peaceful life with his love after the many sufferings he went though in his life.

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