Lee Hyun Kyun

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Gong Eun Tae (Lee Jun Hyuk) lives an ordinary life as an office worker, but he's burnt out and often feels like he's just going through the motions of life. His life seems poised for a change when he wins a lottery jackpot of 1.3 billion won – a significant amount of money, but not enough for him to quit his job or buy a house. Eun Tae decides to continue living as usual, but he feels significantly better about his life, knowing that he has money to rely on if necessary. No longer constrained to making the safest choices, Eun Tae takes on a bolder attitude at work and in life, shaking up his existing relationships with his co-workers and disrupting seemingly-strict hierarchies. This drama was adapted from the web novel “Lotto Winner Also Goes to Work” by Seo In Ha.

The Ordinary Jackpot

Jang Gyeong Cheol

After Park Min Seok's (Kim Min Ho) promotion to corporal, he hopes that the second half of his military service will run smoothly. Unfortunately, things aren't so easy now that he's in leadership, as he's faced with endless concerns from both soldiers under his command and his superior officers. His life only gets more stressful with the arrival of Byeon Hyeok Jin (Lee Hyun Kyun), a new battalion commander who promises big changes, as well as Kim Hyeon Uk (Lee Won Jung), an ace recruit who gives Min Seok the cold shoulder despite them training together in the past. Can Min Seok successfully make it through the second half of his service? This is the fourth season of the "New Recruit" series, adapted from the web animation of the same name by Jang Bbi Ju.

New Recruit 4: Sabotage

Byeon Hyeok Jin

Im Yeong Gyu (Kwon Hae Hyo) is a celebrated, seal-engraving master, hailed as a living miracle for his success despite being blind. His son, Dong Hwan (Park Jeong Min), manages his public image, but their lives are upended when documentary filmmaker Kim Su Jin (Han Ji Hyeon) uncovers the skeletal remains of Dong Hwan’s mother Jeong Young Hee (Shin Hyun Been), who had been missing for 40 years. As Su Jin and Dong Hwan investigate, they're confronted with conflicting accounts of who Young Hee was: while some described her as cruel and hideous, they discover that Young Hee actually tried to stand up for a survivor of sexual assault – and ended up killed over it. When Yeong Gyu confesses the truth of his own involvement in Young Hee's death, Dong Hwan is forced to choose whether to protect his family's legacy or bring the truth to light. This film was based on the graphic novel of the same name by director Yeon Sang Ho.

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