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I am only hazarding a guess, why BH is the majority shareholder. The fire that killed BH's grandfather could be linked to Chairman Ma - either as a foe, friend or family.

The DNA was conducted between JM and DS - the Chairman still has DS's belongings from which they conducted the analysis.

Chairman Ma has already moved past suspicion — he knows. By registering his DNA alongside Suk Hee’s, he’s quietly preparing for the truth to surface on its own. HY thinks she’s still running the room, but he’s only humoring her, tightening the circle while he waits for the system to confirm what his instincts already told him. The moment that DNA hit lands, HY’s entire illusion collapses, and Chairman Ma will be ready to strike.

Check episode 119, they bribed the police officer who prepared two samples. In fact Jang Mi asked why two samples. He answered, the first one was spoiled.

Perhaps you can listen to Sibong Records on Youtube - he is a Korean social commentator. His commentary on social issues will make your blood boil.

HY spun a perfect lie to sink her hooks into DS, but Lee always knew the truth — because the child she flaunted as the Chairman’s “grandson” could never survive a DNA test. It was his.

HY counted on charm, tragedy, and timing to blind the Chairman, but she miscalculated one thing: he wasn’t sentimental. He demanded proof. A test. Cold science.

And in that moment, Lee understood the whole scheme would collapse. HY wasn’t protecting a baby. She was protecting her rise. Protecting the lie that built her throne. Protecting herself from the one man who could expose her with a single swab of cotton.

Lee kept quiet — not out of loyalty, but out of shame. Because HY’s story wasn’t just a con.
It was a trap he helped build.

They were an item - check episode 1..

Lee knew that child was not going to pass the DNA test as it was his.

HY’s past was a maze of lies, but one truth cuts through it: Baek‑Ho may be Lee’s son. She dated Lee first, had Jun‑Ho, then abandoned him while chasing her show‑girl life and modeling for Dream. DSS was never involved with her — not then, not ever. Every pregnancy she weaponized was built on fabrication, and every man she used was a stepping stone. In the middle of that chaos, Lee is the one constant, the one man who actually loved her, and the one father she erased.

Well, well, well! She looked liked an Indian woman indeed. But the slaps were an overkill.

I can not fathom people in China wanting to launder money using bonsai trees, but for South Korea, yes. If they can do it through galleries bonsai trees would be a piece of cake.

In the 80s the bonsai trees were a dime in a dozen in China.

She could have added a gallery as well.

He is infantuated by HY, to the extent of worshipping her.

Yes it is - only in Makjang.

Triggers can be either slow or drastic motionally. In he case of JH his proximity to HY created a supersonic psychological phenomenon - a trigger so fast so violent, and so overwhelming that it obliterated his past self instead of awakening it. In JM's mother instead of supersonic shockwave the pressure was building layer by layer until the character finally snapped and awakened. And that is exactly what’s happening with Jun‑Ho and Jang‑Mi’s mother.

Jang‑Mi felt Seo‑Rin’s death before anyone spoke it aloud and so did her mother. A sharp, invisible blow struck her chest, the kind only a twin could feel. In that instant, the sealed door inside her mind burst open, so did her mother. Memories buried for thirty years surged back — the night of the kidnapping, the terror, the separation, the screams. What had been fog for decades became crystal clear. Seo‑Rin’s passing didn’t just break her heart; it restored her identity. She stood straighter, eyes steady, as if the lost years had never existed.

Across the city, Jun‑Ho was undergoing a different kind of awakening. His proximity to Hwa‑Yeong had become a slow poison, seeping into the cracks of his uncertainty. Every whispered command, every twisted reassurance, every reminder of their bloodline chipped away at the man he had been raised to be. What lay dormant in him — the coldness, the hunger for control, the instinct to dominate — stirred under her influence. Where Jang‑Mi’s mother the shock brought clarity, Jun‑Ho’s brought distortion. Her truth set her free; his truth chained him to the darkness he never knew he carried.

Two awakenings.
One born from loss.
One born from corruption.
And both setting the stage for the reckoning to come.

Jun‑Ho’s loving upbringing successfully suppressed the darker impulses inherited from HY and Lee, but prolonged exposure to HY’s worldview, power games, and emotional manipulation reactivated traits he never had to confront before. His environment didn’t create evil — it unmasked what was dormant.

I know it is a Makjang, but the death of Seo Rin, if it is real, has stamped JH as the mother's son - devil incarnate in a suit.

For once I forgot it was a Makjang.