Hyeobsangeui Gisul

Storyline, direction, acting, background music - all of it is absolutely perfect. Keeps you at the edge of your seat. Hoping there is a season 2 of this drama as the ending definitely showed there is lot of potential in this show. The actors portrayed in the M and A team as well as the Sanin corporate are well cast. Especially the M and A attorney. Even the guest actors who are featured in various episodes are good. Hats off to the casting director.

Aa someone who has seen corporate closely, this drama captures it well. I would say this is directors one of the best work. I enjoyed this more than One Spring Night and Something in the rain.

This episode had the perfect balance of realism and mystery, making it incredibly engaging. I loved that there wasn't a dramatic cliffhanger in episode 1, yet the way it ended still left me eager for more. The pacing was just right, drawing me in without feeling rushed. And I have to say, Lee Je-hoon's white hair adds so much depth and intrigue to his character-I can't get enough of it! It enhances his presence and makes him even more captivating to watch. If you give this a try, you'll see exactly what I mean. The first episode had such a strong and promising start, and I truly hope more people check it out because it deserves all the attention!

I'm looking forward to watching this series every weekend. It's such a captivating one. Initially, I only intended to watch it because of Lee Jee Hoon, but I didn't expect to love this drama as much as I do. It's so well-crafted-every episode has me hooked. I really hope this turns out to be a 16-episode series (but I guess not). I wish they could extend it to 16 episodes, though.

The music is a perfect fit, and I actually love it. It has this '50s to '70s vibe that kind of takes me back in time. Whoever put this music and drama together-man, you're doing a great job!

This series is different from my usual favorite genres, which are crime, thriller, and action. However, with just words and negotiations, it delivers the perfect dose of mystery to keep the audience curious. I can definitely see the "art of negotiation" at work. I'm so impressed with the characters and how every seemingly trivial scene actually contributes to the story. I love how varied the stories are, and everything is so well organized. Some episodes even have humorous moments.

And Mr. Yoon's hair? So captivating-he looks like an anime character! He fits the role perfectly.

Overall, this is truly a masterpiece. It's kind of sad that it's nearly ending. I have so much more to say, but I'll just end this with a heartfelt thank you for creating this kind of drama.

Excellent! I can't remember another apparent slow-paced T. V. show that keeps you at the edge of your seat episode after episode. When you think the yarn has been wound, another thread appears. I love everyone's acting. From the chairman's passive-aggressive personality, the jolly lawyer, the naive but very observant intern, and the super smart, quiet and diaphanous financier, to the male hotel clerk with his deceiving way of looking at the guests from the last episode. But I have to specially praise Lee Je Hoon, even more so, after seeing his true personality in "Rented in Finland". From Berry-Jam Eggs Master to White Snake with a hint of Taxi Driver! Kudos!

Well, this drama is totally different from other k-dramas. There is nothing forced, - emotions or sensibility. Very simple yet elegant, straight but eloquent. Nothing is pushed but there is a pace and culmination in each episode.

This is how an intelligent person usually is- a planner, negotiator and shrewd mind. The elite management culture is spot-on and the scoring game in senior team.

Totally recommended for those who like reason and sensible content. There is no romance or stupidity or drinking games and such. So usual k-drama content should not be expected. I dont know the name of lead actor, he is super good and so is the rest of team.