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Nine years after the Made in Korea finale, Baek Ki-tae is running the KCIA’s drug empire from the director general’s chair — and about to find out what he owes for winning that hard. Jang Geon-young comes back from disgrace with a long-game revenge campaign, and this time the fight reaches inside Ki-tae’s own family.

Hyun Bin and Jung Woo-sung return to the rivalry that made Season 1 Disney+’s most-watched Korean original of 2025, with Woo Do-hwan’s Baek Ki-hyeon pulled toward a side he never wanted to pick.

Gong Eun-tae wins 1.3 billion won in the lottery — and keeps showing up to his sales job anyway, using the windfall as what the show calls ‘mental insurance’ rather than an exit.

The fallout ripples through Hongsung International’s hierarchy fast: superiors who once managed him through implied threat suddenly find that threat doesn’t land anymore.

Namgung Ho and Lee Mi-do have been together ten years, long enough that marriage looks like a formality left to schedule — until new people arrive in both of their lives at exactly the wrong moment.

Neither one goes looking for it, and neither is playing the villain — A Love Other Than Yours treats a decade-long relationship’s quiet uncertainty as the whole story, not a twist.

Lady Cho proposes a wager to the capital’s most notorious playboy, Jo-won: seduce a young widow devoted to chastity and prove no one is beyond manipulation.

Son Ye-jin and Ji Chang-wook lead this Netflix remake of Untold Scandal’s Dangerous Liaisons-style seduction game, both cast sharply against their usual warm-lead image.