Geum Na Ra (Park Shin Yang) is a ruthless private moneylender. Seo Joo Hee (Park Jin Hee) is a righteous woman. When problems with her family's debts arise, Joo Hee was supposed to marry a divorced man to solve her family's financial problems. But on the day of the wedding, Geum Na Ra shows up to collect the debts and ends up ruining her plans. Joo Hee vows to take her revenge on him but she falls in love with him instead. Ha Woo Sung (Shin Dong Wook), also a moneylender, is a handsome young man who seem to have no worries in life. He and Geum Na Ra are rivals, in business and in love. Lee Cha Yeon (Kim Jung Hwa) is a money banker.
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Okay....in the beginning, I found this drama to be extremely good, not to mention funny. It is one of those dramas that keeps you on the edge of your seat, and even if it's at 3:00 am in the morning, you want to watch the next episode. And I got to reallyt like the main character of this drama. The stuff that he and his family had to go through only made him stronger, in a very bizarre way. This drama delivered very well, up until the 16th episode. I won't say what happened, only that people who enjoyed or are enjoying this drama will feel ripped off. Now, I've heard that there may be 20-something episodes, and I'm not sure if that's the case or not, but episode 16 was a MAJOR let down. But, even though I feel like I kind of got the raw end of the deal, I didn't let that effect the way that I rated this drama, because it IS good, it's just that last 16th episode that really makes you sit on the couch for like, 10-15 minutes and just wonder how the producers/directors of the drama could be so cruel. Was this review helpful to you?
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