4.3
4 votes
JTBC 2020
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Snippets of Jeong-hwan’s double life are revealed during his final mission involving Bok-gi, Jae-wook and a much-sought-after ledger.
The episode was rated from 11 votes.
Through their networks and expertise, Joo-eun and Jeong-hwan uncover explosive details about each other's true identities.
The episode was rated from 8 votes.
Much to Jae Wook's surprise, Bok Gi introduces herself as the newest member of the campaign team. Joo Eun grows suspicious of Jeong Hwan's past.
The episode was rated from 7 votes.
Leveraging his knowledge of Jae Wook's strategy, Jeong Hwan secures a meeting with the opposing candidate. Joo Eun takes action to clear her name.
The episode was rated from 7 votes.
Jeong Bok-gi proves to be a formidable opponent. While working a new gig, Joo-eun meets Lee Jeong-hwan, who unexpectedly sweeps her off her feet.
The episode was rated from 17 votes.
Kim Sang-man presents Jeong-hwan with answers and an ultimatum. Determined to get even with Jae-wook, Bok-gi goes after his target.
The episode was rated from 7 votes.
Jeong-hwan keeps a close eye on people he once trusted. With a common goal in mind, Bok-gi draws up a win-win scenario to earn Joo-eun's partnership.
The episode was rated from 9 votes.
Joo-eun gains an unlikely ally. Tapping into remnants from past relationships, Bok-gi finds answers about Jae-wook’s true motives.
The episode was rated from 7 votes.
Bok-gi paints Yoo Byung-jun in a positive light, while Jae-wook deploys his people to bring down their opponent. A key witness comes out of hiding.
The episode was rated from 7 votes.
Growing up witnessing her parents con and be conned, Cha Joo-eun tries on many hats while embarking on a rugged path of her own.
The episode was rated from 19 votes.Last updated: dec 06, 2020
**the most impactful part of watching this kdrama was learning afterwards that kim young-min who plays edward is FORTY-NINE** Not bad but not great - there are a lot of better kdramas out there. It starts off quite strongly and is fast-paced throughout, maintaining a lot of tension but it then adds too many secondary, unnecessary characters and doesn't explain the plot as thoroughly as it should, leaving you in quite the state of confusion afterwards. Kim Young-min's acting range is admirable and he carries the show, though the other actors are pretty good too. It's just the PLOT.... or the HAIRBALL it is...
