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As I watched ep 1 and 2, I could predict what would happen next. The violin and guitar mood music was irritating me, so I had to turn off the volume and watch the episodes in silence. The ending was wrapped up conveniently, just like Xingfu's ending. The drama wanted to show the viewers that the bad guys should pay for their "sins".

Wu Jian She (...Liu Wei) also had a moment there where he reminded me of XIngfu's Wan Shan Tang (...Liu Wei). LOL I like the actor, but I would like to see him play a character, other than a Chairman.

I took a break after episode 2. I watched the final episode, for closure.

Emperor's assistant, Ling Yun, is nice looking.

He seems to be the only male wearing baggy clothes in the drama.

Thanks. Now I remember he was at the Motor company. Was that an affiliate of Soonyang, or was it an acquisition?

I wasn't impressed with the first episode either, but I kept going. I don't watch many K-dramas annually, and this might be the third drama for 2022. I used to watch K-dramas 100% for years, btw, so the genre is not new to me. I still see repetitive themes. What kept me going with Reborn Rich, was the recognition factor of five actors.

I wasn't impressed with the first episode either, but I kept going. I don't watch many K-dramas annually, and this might be the third drama for 2022. I used to watch K-dramas 100% for years, btw.

When I watch all the Reborn Rich actors in their respective roles, I can see the level of acting expertise.

Lee Sung Min is at the highest level. He is not a one note actor. His changes in personality are done subtly. You have to keep your eyes on his face, to see his acting skills. He's 54 years' old, playing a 70+ years' old man, btw.

I love your drama plot. The coma story has been used before in C-dramas. I remember the one with Zitao as a lawyer.

I know what you mean. I think he's likeable one day, and not likeable, the next day. I guess he picked it up from his grandfather. LOL

He's a size Medium, wearing size XXL. LOL

I thought that the father's company shut down when the Jin family wanted money for some other venture.

The mother lost her inestment when the Soonyang company shut down. I was thinking that the father was employed there.

I was thinking the same thing. He did buy the shack where his poor mother had her food place, but it dropped from the plot after her death.

With his Miracle billions, he could have hired his Dad as a driver or something for the Miracle company. He knew about his original family, but he didn't look out for them, knowing that they had a challenging life in his original lfe.

Has anyone wondered why Do Joon always wears baggy clothes?

That last scene was a mindbender.

So true! She just weaves in and out of the plot, changing desks and job titles.

LOL From the moment he entered the drama in the first episode, I felt vibes that he is an imposter. FL just assumed he was Gao Jun, and got into the car. He did not introduce himself either. He could have been a serial killer. LOL

I had the same impression watching episode 1, and half of episode 2. How did she know where to find Lu Li? He didn't live next door, but on some remote mountain. I can't believe she is walking through rough terrain to get to the Duke's house. She trusts two random guys, who are demons in disguise. This drama looks like a academy for learning some skills. I dropped the drama for now. I might come back to it later.

I meant that the character is overacting. The actors must have had great fun on work days.

I bingewatched eleven episodes in three days/nights. It is a near excellent drama, but some of the overacting is overreaching....like the daughter and son of the Chairman. I feel sorry for the daughter's husband.

I feel sorry for Do Jun's original father in the current time. Do Jun should have found a way to help the original family financially.The mother might not have died.

The car accident in episode 10 was unrealistic. Both Chairman and Do Jun would have sustained injuries from the impact. They were walking upright, in no pain.They were not even wearing seatbelts. You would think that Korean cars have seatbelts.