Good Grief

This wasn't what I expected!! I started this out of curiosity and because of Lee Jun Hyuk, but it got me hooked so fast!
I loved this so much, acting, directing, camera, music, all was perfect.
Solid 9/10 from me!!

I loved this so much. I'm jealous of everyone who gets to watch it for the first time lol. It's going down as one of my favorites.

And the BGM reminded me of retro animes, so good. I actually have no complaints. An all-around superb show.

currently at 7.8 rating while im writing this comment.. really? Its one of the best KDrama of this year its at least an 8.0+ . Why?? because no romance? Pacing is good...story is good.. plot is good. The show is simple but its good

Its unheard of. I just watched ep 1- 10 without fast forwarding and its not even a romance drama.

The directing and writing was perfect. The cast chemistry is perfect. Every word is like gold from Lee Jun Hyuk. That was just a perfection business drama and the teamwork was just perfect.

This drama is the real dark horse among this year's Korean dramas; everything about it was so delightful—the actors, the characters, the human interactions, and the situations in each episode. I genuinely loved it all; the only thing is, I wish the main character had actually spent some of the lottery winnings, haha. 9.5 out of 10.

This is an incredibly good office drama.  The storyline is simple but the dialogue is thought-provoking and carefully written.  Because all the cast did a great job, it is riveting and exciting - not a dull moment. 
I have already recommended this drama to a few friends.

that's just how jdramas air 🤷‍♀️

It just started airing, so not many people have rated it yet. As for me, I usually only give ratings once I've finished the entire series.

A little fun fact:
Kim Sohyun and Choo Youngwoo were born just a day apart, 4th and 5th June 1999. And this is Sohyun first male lead she’s older than. Even if it’s just a day lol

💯!!!

The lottery was never the point because it was not large enough to make a major change in Eun-tae's life. It's a safety net that allows him to take risks but also along the way, become a more responsible leader, more perceptive of his team, looking at the big picture not just the small picture in front of him.

Well, that's the drama that I am watching - but everyone has their own filters/biases/perceptions.

it's because he's rich and has a fallback that he can take brazen measures and decisions. and that's why it's ordinary jackpot, he's still living an ordinary life even when he won the jackpot

i also loved his recollection of his brother....it is so heartwarming....like he is realistic but also hopeful....and he truly loves his brother....

I love Eun Tae’s interaction with his family. Especially with his niece and his Sister in Law. It’s heartwarming.

Episodes 7 and 8 and still top quality writing. They focus on business up and downs and team spirit rising in rough times. It feels almost like a thriller, with some humour drops, similar vibes as in The art of negociation, as someone already commented. No bloodshed but knives are out!
I hope we get more relationships issues in the last two episodes.
Interesting insights about Eun Tae's family background, and especially his brother. It casts light on why he may be so cautious around money. Money has the potential of ruining family ties for him.