Reborn Rich

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Watch the official trailer for Reborn Rich (2022).

Meet the key players in the Soonyang power struggle.

Song Joong-ki

Jin Do-jun / Yoon Hyun-woo

Lee Sung-min

Jin Yang-cheol

Shin Hyun-been

Seo Min-young

Yoon Je-moon

Jin Young-ki

Kim Shin-rock

Jin Hwa-young

Cho Han-cheul

Jin Dong-ki

Kim Nam-hee

Jin Sung-joon

Park Ji-hyun

Mo Hyun-min

Jeong Hye-young

Lee Hae-in

Kim Young-jae

Jin Yoon-ki

Kim Jung-nan

Son Jung-rae

Kim Hyun

Lee Pil-ok

All 16 episodes — spoiler-light recaps with key moments per episode.

EP 01

The First Death

Nov 18, 2022 · JTBC

Yoon Hyun-woo’s life inside the Soonyang Group collapses as the family’s corruption closes in around him. After being betrayed and murdered, he wakes up in 1987 as Jin Do-jun — the family’s youngest grandson and the very heir of the dynasty that destroyed him. Realizing the impossible second chance in front of him, he begins planning how to survive inside the belly of the beast.

EP 02

A Dangerous Childhood

Nov 19, 2022 · JTBC

Do-jun quickly proves he is far more perceptive than the child he appears to be. He begins leveraging future knowledge to gain early advantages in family and financial matters — careful never to show too much too fast. The tension between his hidden identity and the world he must perform for builds from the very first smart move he makes.

EP 03

Entering the Game

Nov 25, 2022 · JTBC

Do-jun’s ambitions crystallize as he makes his first concrete strategic moves tied to money and influence. The family’s internal rivalries sharpen around succession and loyalty, and Seo Min-young enters his orbit — a serious, sharp-minded presence who will complicate his revenge path in ways he does not yet anticipate.

EP 04

Competing Loyalties

Nov 26, 2022 · JTBC

The conflict shifts from quiet preparation to direct competition among Soonyang heirs and outside power players. Do-jun keeps pushing himself closer to the center of the group’s future, but learns that every advantage he gains comes attached to new enemies and costs he did not budget for.

EP 05

Building Momentum

Dec 2, 2022 · JTBC

Do-jun’s business instincts start paying dividends, and his influence expands beyond what the family expected from its youngest grandson. Soonyang’s larger corporate problems begin intersecting with his private agenda, and the drama deepens its portrait of how chaebol power damages the people both inside and outside the dynasty.

EP 06

Pressure Rising

Dec 3, 2022 · JTBC

The family’s internal politics turn aggressive as Do-jun’s success becomes harder to dismiss or explain. Old suspicions sharpen into targeted hostility, and he is forced to balance his long-game revenge plan against the immediate need to appear ordinary enough to survive the scrutiny closing in around him.

EP 07

Hidden Leverage

Dec 9, 2022 · JTBC

Do-jun continues playing a long game, using knowledge from the future to stay a calculated step ahead of every rival. The tension around Soonyang’s corporate direction grows personal as family members sharpen their battles for control. Min-young’s role in his world deepens as the stakes in every room he enters rise.

EP 08

Family Fault Lines

Dec 10, 2022 · JTBC

The Jin family fractures further as the competition for succession becomes impossible to conceal. Do-jun sees how brittle even the most powerful dynasty can be when greed and fear replace strategy. Each win he earns pulls him deeper into the emotional and political wreckage of the family he is slowly dismantling from within.

EP 09

Consequences

Dec 16, 2022 · JTBC

The consequences of Do-jun’s choices begin catching up with him. Corporate maneuvering and legal pressure collide, creating new risks both inside and outside the family’s walls. The episode clarifies that revenge and survival have become impossible to separate — every move he makes for one feeds directly into the other.

EP 10

Closing In

Dec 17, 2022 · JTBC

Do-jun’s enemies grow more organized, and Soonyang’s hidden problems surface more openly. The drama escalates the battle over legitimacy, succession, and public image simultaneously. Personal relationships are increasingly strained by the weight of a strategy that demands he sacrifice almost everything to keep it moving.

EP 11

Breaking Point

Dec 17, 2022 · JTBC

The family conflict turns sharper and more dangerous as trust collapses on multiple fronts. Do-jun is forced to confront how completely his identity has fused with the revenge he has been building his entire second life around. Several key relationships are pushed toward irreversible rupture — changes that no future advantage will be able to undo.

EP 12

Last Moves

Dec 23, 2022 · JTBC

The struggle over Soonyang reaches its most volatile phase, with power shifting unpredictably among players who have been circling each other for years. Do-jun keeps pressing forward even as the risks stack higher. Every major rivalry is tightened simultaneously — the drama is loading the final confrontation from every available angle.

EP 13

The Endgame Begins

Dec 23, 2022 · JTBC

The final stretch opens with alliances collapsing and hidden motives surfacing after years underground. Do-jun’s strategy begins producing consequences that can no longer be contained or redirected. The Jin family’s future now depends on who can control the damage — and who can afford to be the last one standing when it fully breaks open.

EP 14

No Safe Ground

Dec 24, 2022 · JTBC

Every major player is forced into their most exposed position yet. Do-jun’s enemies respond with sharper legal and corporate counterattacks that chip away at everything he has built. The episode establishes clearly that the final battle is no longer only about revenge — it is now about who gets to write the family’s history and legacy when everything settles.

EP 15

Final Collapse

Dec 24, 2022 · JTBC

Do-jun’s carefully built plan reaches its most dangerous stage, and the truth behind the Jin family’s crimes comes into brutal focus. Betrayal, fear, and ambition fracture the household from every direction at once. By the end, there is no more delay — the drama is heading directly toward a decisive reckoning that has been earned across fifteen episodes of setup.

EP 16

The Last Choice

Dec 25, 2022 · JTBC

Do-jun’s revenge story reaches its final structural and emotional resolution as the Soonyang power struggle forces every major conflict into the open. Succession disputes, corporate control battles, and the truth behind old betrayals are finally paid off. Min-young’s arc closes through her connection to the investigation and to Do-jun’s true identity. The Jin family’s grip on power is permanently reshaped — and what Hyun-woo’s second life cost him, and what it changed, is made unmistakably clear.

Full spoilers ahead — everything that happens in the finale and what it all means.

Do-jun consolidates the endgame. Episode 16 opens with Do-jun having dismantled most of the Jin family’s defenses from within. The patriarch Jin Yang-cheol, long the immovable center of Soonyang’s power, is now politically isolated — his own children and corporate allies having peeled away under the weight of Do-jun’s decade-long maneuver. The legal and financial architecture Do-jun built in parallel comes together: Soonyang’s hidden slush funds, the corruption buried in its founding, and the crimes committed against Yoon Hyun-woo are all brought into the light through Min-young’s investigation, which has been running quietly alongside the succession war all along.

Yang-cheol’s last stand. Lee Sung-min delivers the finale’s most devastating scene: Yang-cheol, stripped of leverage but not of pride, confronts Do-jun with full knowledge of who the youngest grandson really is. The patriarch had long suspected the truth — the show implies he knew earlier than he let on — and his final acknowledgment of Hyun-woo is played as something between recognition and grief. It is not forgiveness, and it is not surrender. It is the most complex moment in a drama full of them, and Lee Sung-min makes every second of it land.

The succession resolution and what it costs. Do-jun does not inherit Soonyang in the way he originally planned. The group’s restructuring, forced by legal pressure and family dissolution, produces an outcome that is a form of justice rather than a clean corporate victory. Do-jun effectively ends the Jin family’s unchecked hold on the conglomerate — but the price is his own identity. He has spent his entire second life being Jin Do-jun, and the gap between revenge achieved and peace found turns out to be wider than he anticipated. The drama is careful not to give him an easy landing.

Min-young and the truth. Seo Min-young learns Do-jun’s true identity in the finale — or at least enough of the truth to understand why he was always different. Her reaction is the emotional center of the ending: she is not just processing a revelation about a man she loves, she is processing the entire moral weight of what the Soonyang Group did to Yoon Hyun-woo and what he did to survive it. Their final scene together is understated and deliberately left open — a choice the writers made that divided audiences sharply.

The divisive final image. Reborn Rich ends with an ambiguous sequence that implies Do-jun may be repeating the cycle — waking again, somewhere, in another body or another time. Whether this is a literal setup for another life, a metaphor for the cyclical nature of chaebol power and corruption, or simply an artistic choice that the writers never intended to resolve, remains contested. The finale rewards viewers who came for the corporate warfare and the performances. Those who needed clean closure on the time-slip mythology left disappointed. Reborn Rich is, in the end, a drama that knows exactly what it is building — and trusts you to decide whether the destination was worth the journey.