[Comprehensive] Kim Myung-soo, Yeon-woo and couple collaboration start... Exciting eyes and skinship

'Numbers: Watchers of the Building Forest' opened a more detailed and intense second act.

In episode 7 of MBC's 'Numbers: Watchers in the Building Forest' (hereafter referred to as 'Numbers'), the level of immersion was enhanced with the development of a shocking reversal. Jang Ho-woo, who found out the true nature of HK private equity funds, and Han Seung-jo (Choi Jin-hyuk) and Han Je-gyun (Choi Min-soo), who were on different sides in the center of the sibling struggle over the management rights of Sang-A Group, are the stories of those who hold different cards in their hands. Brain games unfolded.

On this day's broadcast, the confrontation between Jang Ho-woo, Han Seung-jo, and Han Je-gyun began in earnest. Previously, Jang Ho-woo, along with Han Seung-jo and Jin Yun-ah (played by Yeon-woo), persuaded Sang-A Group chairman Lee Chan-joo (played by Jeong Hae-kyun) after moving quickly, and succeeded in canceling the sale deal of Cake Bean. But he had to pay a heavy price for it. Jang Ho-woo, who was responsible for Han Je-kyun's failure to sell Cake Bean, was excluded from his main job. Here, Han Je-kyun had no choice but to notice Lee Chan-joo. In front of Han Je-gyun, who apologized first for making a mistake during the practical process, Lee Chan-joo credited Jang Ho-woo for stopping it. Jang Ho-woo and Han Je-gyun finally begin to show hostility towards each other. The tense tension flowing between the two was conveyed to the viewers as well, giving them a foreboding that a real war had begun.

On the other hand, the card Han Je-gyun brought out for Lee Chan-joo, who was saddened, was the succession of management rights. Lee Chan-joo is tempted by Han Je-gyun's suggestion that now is a good time to work on the succession, and to use the bad rumors to the side. At that time, Seong-joo Lee (played by Woong-in Jeong), who had been pushed out of the battle for control of Sang-ah Group, was meeting Han Seung-jo. Lee Seong-joo, who asked to collect Sang-ah Group's bonds, revealed his intention to regain the group, and said meaningful words to Han Seung-jo, who wondered why he was informing him of this, saying that he knew that he had a bad relationship with Han Je-gyun, "because the enemy of my enemy is my friend." . The two brothers, who set out to monopolize the Sang-A Group, met in one place like fate, and their immersion reached its peak as a tense confrontation was formed between Han Seung-jo and Han Je-gyun, who were on their side.

In the meantime, changes also began between Jang Ho-woo and Jin Yeon-ah (played by Yeon-woo). Feeling the sincerity of Yuna Jin, who proudly said, “I want to help, but do you need a reason?” Jang Ho-woo shared the information, and that’s how the two of them started working together. The two investigated Sang-A Group first to find out the identity of AN, the actual operator of HK private equity funds. Feeling suspicious after seeing the flow of funds from Sang-A Merchant Marine, an affiliate of Sang-A Group, the two speculated that Lee Chan-joo sent slush funds to HK Private Equity Fund through Sang-A Merchant Marine.

Jang Ho-woo tells Han Seung-jo that the actual owner of the HK private equity fund, AN, seems to be Ahn Seung-yeon (Bae Hae-seon), but his response is firm. It was just circumstantial evidence, and he showed firm faith in Ahn Seung-yeon, saying that he had no reason to help Sang-A Group make slush funds. In response, Jang Ho-woo found the details of the import declaration to the customs office, and found out that the Sang-A Merchant Ship did not buy the boat, but borrowed it, and that the money was the slush fund of the Sang-A Group. To Jang Ho-woo, who presses this as evidence, Ahn Seung-yeon confides that everything is true. Han Seung-jo, who had been listening to the two people's conversation over the phone, was shocked as he thoroughly believed in Ahn Seung-yeon.

But there was another twist. Ahn Seung-yeon is also only a person who knows the identity of the slush fund, but the real AN was separate. Ahn Seung-yeon did not answer Han Seung-jo about AN's true identity until the end, but it did not take long for the truth to be revealed. Jang Ho-woo and Jin Yun-ah, who found a crucial clue while looking through the documents, and Han Seung-jo, who found a hint in their English initials, as well as the cold-blooded Han Je-gyun, completed the shocking ending. Indeed, after learning that the real owner of HK Private Equity Fund is Han Je-gyun, attention is paid to what kind of cooperative operation Jang Ho-woo and Han Seung-jo will carry out for their goal.

Kim Seo-yoon, staff reporter seogugu@tenasia.co.kr