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2013
1 Season
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I Summon You, Gold! is a South Korean television drama that aired on MBC from April to September 2013. It stars Ji-hye Han, Jeong-hun Yeon, and Tae-Sung Lee in lead roles. The show revolves around the family of the wealthy Chae family, who dominate the gold exchange market in Korea. The eldest daughter of the family, Seo-young, declared her independence from the family after realizing that her father, In-ho, values wealth over his children's happiness. As a result, she left the family to pursue her own path. However, when Seo-young's brother, Seon-woo, faces a crisis and their father falls ill, Seo-young returns home to help out. In doing so, she sets out to prove her worth to her father and the rest of the family. The show explores various themes such as family, love, betrayal, jealousy, and greed. It portrays the personal struggles and aspirations of each member of the Chae family, as well as their relationships with each other and their friends. The character of Seo-young is one of the main focuses of the show. She is a strong, determined woman who is fiercely independent and unafraid to stand up for what she believes in. Her return to the family prompts a transformation in each family member, as they are forced to confront their own flaws and shortcomings. The show also portrays a complex love triangle between Seo-young, her ex-husband Jun-seok, and a new love interest, Sun-woo. Jun-seok is a kind-hearted man who is still in love with Seo-young and wants to make things right with her, while Sun-woo is a successful businessman who falls in love with Seo-young despite her initial resistance. Throughout the show, the characters struggle to balance their personal ambitions with their desire to be part of a loving family. They must learn to navigate the murky waters of greed and ambition in order to find true happiness. The acting in the show is superb, with each actor bringing depth and nuance to their respective roles. Ji-hye Han shines in her portrayal of Seo-young, capturing the character's fierce determination and inner turmoil with ease. Jeong-hun Yeon also gives an excellent performance as the conflicted Sun-woo, while Tae-Sung Lee is convincing as the kind-hearted Jun-seok. The show's writing is skillful, with a well-crafted plot that keeps viewers engaged and guessing until the very end. The pacing is also well-done, with enough twists and turns to keep things interesting without feeling rushed. Overall, I Summon You, Gold! is a well-executed drama that explores the complexities of family, love, and ambition in a way that is both engaging and thought-provoking. Despite some predictable plot points, the show manages to keep viewers invested with its strong characters and compelling storylines.

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Seasons

50. Episode 50

September 22, 2013

The Jung and Park household both start to settle down and each person moves into each others places accordingly to each person's liking.

49. Episode 49

September 21, 2013

Hyunsu takes over as the President of his father's jewelry business.

48. Episode 48

September 15, 2013

Hyun-Joon leaves the hospital and the family structure of the Park households begins to change.

47. Episode 47

September 14, 2013

Hyun-Joon gets admitted to the hospital putting tremendous guilt upon his mother.

46. Episode 46

September 8, 2013

Hyunsoo reveals to his family that his stepmother made up a lie in order to kick out his biological mother out of the house.

45. Episode 45

September 7, 2013

Hyunsoo's biological mother insists on staying out of his life and parts ways with her son.

44. Episode 44

September 1, 2013

Young Ae went to see Jin Sook and said, "Jang Duk Hee is evil. Even my son was ill-treated, he grew up into a nuisance.

43. Episode 43

August 30, 2013

After Hyun Soo found his mother, he often went to her restaurant and gave her gifts. Then as Jang Duk Hee came, she noticed that Hyun Soo was her son.

42. Episode 42

August 25, 2013

At last, Hyun-Soo finally finds his long lost birth mother.

41. Episode 41

Hyun-Soo returns and surprises everyone with a major appearance and personality change.

40. Episode 40

August 18, 2013

Monghyun's pregnancy comes as a pleasant surprise to both families

39. Episode 39

August 17, 2013

Monghee's mother reveals that she has a long lost twin sister married to Hyunsu.

38. Episode 38

August 14, 2013

Yoona meets Monghee and tries to clear things up between her and her husband.

37. Episode 37

August 10, 2013

Hyun-Tae finally moves back into the Jung household.

36. Episode 36

August 4, 2013

Hyun-Tae is separated from Mong-Hyung and forced to move back home.

35. Episode 35

August 3, 2013

Yoona returns home and starts creating chaos for Hyun-Soo's situation.

34. Episode 34

July 28, 2013

Park Hyun Joon told Jung Mong Hee that she was arrogant. After kicking Sung Eun out of the house, Hyun Joon said to the design team, "Don't worry guys. I'll be scouting a new design team leader."

33. Episode 33

July 27, 2013

Park Hyun Soo decided to get divorced with Yoo Na for Jung Mong Hee. Jang Duk Hee suggested a deal to Park Hyun Soo.

32. Episode 32

July 21, 2013

The Park family tries to persuade Hyun-Tae to return home.

31. Episode 31

July 20, 2013

Hyun-Tae moves out into Mong-Hyun's household and starts enjoying a humble and content life.

30. Episode 30

July 14, 2013

Mong-Hyun and Hyun-Tae go on their honeymoon.

29. Episode 29

July 13, 2013

Mong-Hee's mother has a problem with her daughter working with her at the same company and tells her to quit the company.

28. Episode 28

July 7, 2013

Mong Hyun tells her family that she is divorcing Hyuntae for a bribe of $2 million dollars.

27. Episode 27

July 6, 2013

Sung Eun starts looking into her missing child and starts to sympathize missing her.

26. Episode 26

June 30, 2013

Mong-Hee starts working at Hyun-Soo's jewelery company where she runs into her rival Sung Eun.

25. Episode 25

June 29, 2013

Mong-Hyung and Hyun-Tae keep on having relationship issues because of Hyun-Tae's girlfriend. The two families finally decide to do something about this problem.

24. Episode 24

June 23, 2013

Mong-Hyun learns that Hyun-Tae's ex-girlfriend is the daughter of an exceedingly successful company in Korea.

23. Episode 23

June 22, 2013

Hyun Soo comes to find out that Mong Hee was Soo Kyung's past rival and is the reason to why she can't succeed.

22. Episode 22

June 16, 2013

Sung Eun discovers that Mong-Hee and Yoo-na are the same person.

21. Episode 21

June 15, 2013

Mong-Hyung's father tries to get his daughter to divorce her playboy husband Hyun-Tae. Mong-hee runs into her long lost "twin" Yoo-Na.

20. Episode 20

June 9, 2013

Monghee moves back into her parents home. Monghee moves back into her parents home and separates from Hyunsoo.

19. Episode 19

June 8, 2013

Monghee's mother talks to Hyun-Soo about him and her daughter living together as a "business relationship".

18. Episode 18

June 2, 2013

Monghee's mother asks Monghee to stop living a double life.

17. Episode 17

June 1, 2013

Monghee is so exhausted living a double life that her mind starts to blank when thinking of new jewelery designs. At the same time her family at home is in turmoil because of the in laws moving in.

16. Episode 16

May 26, 2013

Tensions are on the rise as Monghee challenges Seongeun as a designer. The three brothers and their wives go on a rare family camping trip.

15. Episode 15

May 25, 2013

Monghee strongarms Seongeun into stepping in for Hyuntae. Hyunjun continues to butt heads with his father.

14. Episode 14

May 19, 2013

Hyun-Soo's father allows Hyun-Tae to work for the family jewel business which pushes Hyun-Joon to the limit.

13. Episode 13

May 18, 2013

Yong-Woo's mother attempts to get comfortable living in her son's house, Baek Jin-Hee is still in the middle of a disaster between her two mother-in-laws.

12. Episode 12

May 12, 2013

Yoo-Na officially moves in with Hyun-Soo. Since they officially live together, they start to visit Hyun-Soo's parents more often.

11. Episode 11

May 11, 2013

Yoo-Na decides to move in with Hyun-Soo after their "fake marriage" starts to bother Hyun-Soo's mother.

10. Episode 10

May 5, 2013

The Grandparents in the Jung household announce their divorce causing chaos within the Jung family.

9. Episode 9

May 4, 2013

Mong-Hyun moves into the Park household and starts getting accustomed to living with her high class family.

8. Episode 8

April 28, 2013

Hyun-Tae and Mong-Hyun get accepted into each others' families and get married.

7. Episode 7

April 27, 2013

Hyun-Tae and Mong-Hyun get engaged and sets their wedding date.

6. Episode 6

April 21, 2013

Arrangements for the engagement start, however a feud between the family interrupts the plans.

5. Episode 5

April 20, 2013

Mong Hyung's mother tries to ease the family tensions between the two "engaged" families. Hyun Tae's mother still strongly opposes her only child's marriage while his adopted family members are all for it.

4. Episode 4

April 14, 2013

Yoo-Na attends Hyun-Soo's grandmothers funeral pretending to be his ex-wife.

3. Episode 3

April 13, 2013

Hyun-Soo asks the street merchant Yoo-Na to come visit his grandmother in the hospital because she resembles his ex-wife.

2. Episode 2

April 7, 2013

Jung Yoo-Na and Park Hyun-Soo coincidentally meet after an unfortunate event however they start to run into each other more after it.

1. Episode 1

April 6, 2013

This drama follows the life of a striving street merchant named Jung Yoo-Na and the life of a wealthy businessman named Park Hyun-Soo.

Description

However, when Seo-young's brother, Seon-woo, faces a crisis and their father falls ill, Seo-young returns home to help out. In doing so, she sets out to prove her worth to her father and the rest of the family.

The show explores various themes such as family, love, betrayal, jealousy, and greed. It portrays the personal struggles and aspirations of each member of the Chae family, as well as their relationships with each other and their friends.

The character of Seo-young is one of the main focuses of the show. She is a strong, determined woman who is fiercely independent and unafraid to stand up for what she believes in. Her return to the family prompts a transformation in each family member, as they are forced to confront their own flaws and shortcomings.

The show also portrays a complex love triangle between Seo-young, her ex-husband Jun-seok, and a new love interest, Sun-woo. Jun-seok is a kind-hearted man who is still in love with Seo-young and wants to make things right with her, while Sun-woo is a successful businessman who falls in love with Seo-young despite her initial resistance.

Throughout the show, the characters struggle to balance their personal ambitions with their desire to be part of a loving family. They must learn to navigate the murky waters of greed and ambition in order to find true happiness.

The acting in the show is superb, with each actor bringing depth and nuance to their respective roles. Ji-hye Han shines in her portrayal of Seo-young, capturing the character's fierce determination and inner turmoil with ease. Jeong-hun Yeon also gives an excellent performance as the conflicted Sun-woo, while Tae-Sung Lee is convincing as the kind-hearted Jun-seok.

The show's writing is skillful, with a well-crafted plot that keeps viewers engaged and guessing until the very end. The pacing is also well-done, with enough twists and turns to keep things interesting without feeling rushed.

Overall, I Summon You, Gold! is a well-executed drama that explores the complexities of family, love, and ambition in a way that is both engaging and thought-provoking. Despite some predictable plot points, the show manages to keep viewers invested with its strong characters and compelling storylines.