Son Na-eun, 'promotion' Lee Bo-young awakens full of venom

Lee Bo-young, full of venom, started a fierce battle with Cho Seong-ha and showed off an exciting move.

In the JTBC Saturday-Sunday drama 'Agency' that aired on the 8th, Go Ah-in (played by Lee Bo-young) was depicted starting a double role.

On this day's broadcast, Go Ah-in became the face of a terminally ill patient. Go Ah-in, who was promoted to managing director and took on the role of head of production, held a dinner party with his team members that he did not usually have. He enjoyed the joy of victory so much that he even threw away his medicine cabinet, saying, “I will live in a good world for a long time.” As the first female executive in the group and a female leader of our time, she emerged as a hot topic through interviews with various media outlets.

But this happiness did not last long. He was informed by Kim Tae-wan (played by Jeong Seung-gil), the chief secretary who assists VC Group Chairman Kang Yong-ho (played by Song Young-chang), that "executives are temporary employees. It's only for one year , that's the term of office for the late Managing Director." In addition, I learned that Managing Director Choi Chang-soo (played by Jo Seong-ha) designed all of this to attract the attention of Chairman Kang, who needed a face before appointing his youngest daughter Kang Han-na (played by Son Na) ) -eun) as an executive. Go Ah-in, who had expressed sincere gratitude to Choi Chang-soo for the first time in his life, was deeply shocked.

Goain, who had tasted bitter defeat, did not back down. When Goain was a child who was abandoned by his mother and lived with his aunt's house, even though he got 100 points, instead of receiving praise, he heard harsh words like, "Amy X ate my brother, and she killed my daughter." He then burned the 100-point test paper and decided never to run away. This time too, the shock turned into anger, and when that anger stimulated the survival instinct, I steeled myself, saying, "There are people in the world who become more vicious when they are defeated. Those kind of people created history. I will “try to make that history.”

Go Ah-in went that route to visit his senior Yoo Jeong-seok (played by Jang Hyun-seong). When Go Ah-in was a new recruit, Yoo Jeong-seok tore up her copy, saying, "Do what you're good at, not what you like," and when he gave her hundreds of newly written copies instead of her resignation letter, he acknowledged that "one crazy person came in" and created Go Ah-in as she is today. He was a gunner and mentor. It was also the only sanctuary where Goans could discuss company matters and visit whenever they were having a hard time. This time, Yoo Jeong-seok became Goa-in's breakthrough. He presented the key to the method in which he was purged from VC planning because he was close to Choi Chang-soo, the power that Choi Chang-soo gave to Goain, and "fight with the absolute authority that executives have."

Thanks to Yoo Jeong-seok's advice, Go Ah-in began to closely review the production team's personnel file and company regulations. He then pulled out a knife to his right hand man, Han Byeong-soo (played by Lee Chang-hoon), saying, "The rain has stopped. Let's cross the line." The head of the production division exercised his personal personnel rights and made a personnel appointment that demoted CD Kwon Woo-cheol (played by Kim Dae-gon) and Choi Chang-soo's line from team leader to team member. It was as if he had declared an all-out war against Choi Chang-soo, who had made him an executive, in a shocking and exhilarating way.

As the internal war between Go A-in and Choi Chang-soo became in full swing, Kang Han-na, who started all these incidents, quit her studies abroad and returned to Korea. Kang Han-na has a sense of genius to the extent that, just by looking at Go Ah-in's article, she was able to see that the appointment of the first female executive in a VC group was a red carpet laid by her father, Chairman Kang, who improved the company's image by putting a dirty spoon on her face and made it easier for her to go to work. Character. While completely hiding his ambition to succeed to a VC group, he was also an influencer who strategically used social media to increase his influence, including his American MBA qualifications and the peanuts on his flight home.

Kang Min-kyung, Ten Asia reporter kkk39@tenasia.co.kr