“Incarnation of Money” ~ What is My True Identity?

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“Incarnation of Money” is a 2013 Korean drama TV series, with 24 episodes, and categorized as Thriller, Suspense, Crime, Mystery, and Romance. SUMMARY: A young man gets hit by a car while trying to escape people who want to kill him. When he wakes up he has no memory. On the plus side, he’s a savant; a genius with a photographic memory who can easily solve difficult problems and mysteries. He refuses to be adopted by a wealthy woman, so she sends him to an orphanage. He grew up and became a successful prosecutor. Construction workers dug up an incredible amount of money and when he arrives at the scene investigators tell him they know who the money belongs to. But they don’t know where the owner is because he disappeared 15 years ago. While at the crime site the young man receives a phone call. The person tells him that he is the owner of all of that money. WHAT? ♦ What? All of the Money is My Money? In “Incarnation of Money”, Lee Kang Seok is a teenager who knows his father is unfaithful to his mother and when he finds out who his mistress is he threatens […] (read full article...)

 

[Nancy06R78]

I honestly had no idea what I was getting into when I started watching Incarnation of Money, but wow, I couldn’t stop! The plot had me hooked from the very first episode. Lee Kang Seok’s journey from a vulnerable young man with no memory to a powerful, righteous prosecutor is just so well done. I loved how the characters’ complex motives kept me guessing. The twists are like something straight out of a suspense novel! I also really appreciate how the show doesn't shy away from addressing the dark side of money and power. The acting is amazing too. Kang Ji-Hwan is just perfect as the adult Lee Kang Seok. Highly recommend it for anyone who loves a mix of drama, mystery, and a bit of romance.

 

[Luisito]

I was excited about this show at first, but after reading your review, it feels like there might be too many moving parts. All those subplots and characters—does it ever feel overwhelming or like the story loses focus? I might give it a try, but I’m skeptical it’ll hold my attention."

 

[Jae]

I’m not really into crime thrillers, but I gave Incarnation of Money a shot because of Park Ji-Bin. I remember him from Boys Over Flowers and wanted to see how he’s grown up. I loved the suspense and mystery—every episode felt like a mini cliffhanger! It was cool seeing how everything ties together and how Lee Kang Seok uncovers the truth about his past. The fact that he has no memory but still has this insane genius IQ is so interesting! Definitely a different vibe from other K-dramas I’ve seen, but I think I’m hooked!

 

[Stormer]

The plot is very intriguing, but I felt like it was dragging at times. The characters are definitely multi-layered, but some of their motivations seemed a bit exaggerated, which made it hard to fully invest in them. Still, the way the show portrays greed and corruption in the legal world is pretty insightful. If you’re into those kinds of dramas, it’s worth checking out. Just don’t expect non-stop action or smooth pacing.

 

[brooklynraiderz]

I love the idea of a righteous prosecutor taking on corruption! It’s rare to see legal dramas blend suspense and personal stakes so well. Plus, the character development sounds top-notch. Definitely my kind of show.

 

[DottyBailey]

Lee Kang Seok’s story is so heartbreaking but also inspiring, especially when he starts to unravel the truth. The fact that he's so brilliant but doesn’t remember who he is just added to the suspense. I also liked how it wasn’t just about the main character—every person in the story had their own shady secrets. It’s definitely a show that keeps you thinking!

 

[FlickerOfHope]

I know Incarnation of Money has a lot of fans, but honestly, it wasn’t for me. I was looking for something lighter and more fun, but this show was just too heavy and dramatic. The storyline felt too serious and full of backstabbing. Maybe it's just not my cup of tea, but I found it hard to get invested. I kept waiting for something exciting to happen, but it was mostly just a bunch of plotting and revenge. If you're into darker, more intense dramas, I’m sure you’ll like it, but I needed something more upbeat.

 

[Belles]

Incarnation of Money might start out slow, but once it gets going, the twists are truly something else. Lee Kang Seok’s journey from confused amnesiac to someone who can outsmart everyone is fascinating. What I really loved was how they explored the theme of greed, not just with the villains but also with the characters who seem “good” on the surface. It’s a show that makes you think about how far people will go for power and money. The performances are solid, and the tension builds beautifully. Definitely worth the watch!