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I just found out that Choi Yun Ji has also left the drama. Two actors leaving the same series... I'll laugh so hard if this drama actually becomes a huge success!

I must have been living under a rock, but I just found out about Min Ha’s 17kg weight loss today. Damn, I know it’s for a role, but it’s terrifying, and I highly doubt she’ll ever get her old body back, even after filming wraps up.

"I love, and I mean I have always loved, the actress Yoon Se Ah. Her acting is just phenomenal, and in this episode 11, the emotion in her feelings and her screams... just insane!

For pity's sake, I really hope the rumors about October 8th or 11th are true. 🫶🏻

Finally, holy shit, it’s actually happening! After so long, the drama is finally dropping.

Hong Seung Hee ❤️😨

The drama follows a sales team leader (Gong Eun Tae) who is burnt out by his daily work routine and rebellious subordinates. One day, he decides to buy a lottery ticket on a whim and ends up winning 1.3 billion won. He later realizes that this amount isn't enough to live a luxurious, golden life in Seoul, so he returns to work. However, he is no longer the same man: with a massive financial safety net, he is no longer afraid of losing everything. He then decides to shake up his company's toxic culture, transforming the workplace environment—even though he used to be very quiet and reserved.

Honestly, the drama could have been better. It’s not something we’ll remember for long. I give it a 6.5/10, and honestly, 7 is the absolute maximum you can give it. Anyone giving it a 10 is either crazy or a hardcore fan. Even though I’m a huge fan of the fairy Zhou Ye, I’ve never given a 10 just because an actor or actress I like is in it. If it sucks, I’ll say it loud and clear.

I just finished the drama, two days later even though I was originally caught up. I don't know if it's the same for you guys, but I have a really hard time binge-watching the last few episodes when they suddenly drop 5 or 6 at once. But weirdly enough, I have absolutely no problem watching the first 6 episodes right when the drama starts.

I've lost all interest in this drama, even though I adore Lee Jun Hyuk. Honestly, I never would have imagined we'd get a drama like this. I really thought we were going to get something heavily focused on the jackpot and how he uses it for his relationships and other things. It's not a bad drama, but it's definitely not something everyone will love—far from it.

Lee Jun Hyuk days 🫶🏻

Yes, but overall he came to change his father's destiny, so it’s a 50/50 split. He saves his mother, who was mistreated by her stepmother in the past.

In Twinkling Watermelon, his fate doesn't change; he fails to save his father from the accident.

Thank you sunwoojunga, what a song! 🫶🏻

I was looking forward to this OST so much. The first time I heard it, I jumped. It’s just incredible, I’ve got it on repeat. 10/10
https://youtu.be/rKnxROKEkws?si=DXXbTdR-ePNmyX5Q 👏🏻

Hahaiajajajajzjjzjzz that kiss, holy shit it was insane, I didn't see it coming. Zhou Ye is cheating on me 😆

To think that in two days it'll be over and we won't see Zhou Ye anymore... My heart aches, it went by so fast.

We often see time travel dramas where the male lead tries to change the past and save someone, only for everyone to fail at altering the past and end up leaving history exactly as it was. We'll have to see if the writers go down that route here, but I can't think of a single drama where the characters actually changed their destiny. Will they manage to save Woo Jae this time? Personally, I feel like they will.

Time travel is definitely my favorite drama trope, and it’s been quite a while since we’ve had one, but I'm not really convinced by these first two episodes. I have to admit I'm not the biggest fan of Bona—I don’t think she’s a great actress—and I feel the same way about Park Seo Ham

quite like the drama, but it's not for everyone and I can understand why. I'm also pretty disappointed that his prize money isn't being used and that he hides it so much. It's a drama with a completely unpredictable ending. LJH is once again fantastic in this role—don't trust the rating, it deserves more.