Will Ji Chang Wook Be Chosen As The Successor Over Joo Ji Hoon in “Five Fingers”?
In "Five Fingers", Ji Chang Wook grits his teeth to become Jeon Gook Hwan's successor over Joo Ji Hoon.
In the 9th episode that aired on the 15th, SBS weekend drama "Five Fingers" (written by Kim Soon Ok, directed by Choi Young Hoon), In Ha (played by Ji Chang Wook) figuratively sharpens his knife towards Ji Ho (played by Joo Ji Hoon) to become the successor.
Ha So Yool (played by Lee Hae In) urged Ji Ho to go to her father Professor Ha (played by Jeon Gook Hwan) and ask for forgiveness. However, because Ji Ho was suspicious of Professor Ha, he did not listen to her.
Afterwards, while So Yool was talking with her father, she found out that Professor Ha was thinking about naming In Ha as his successor. Professor Ha stated that he would make a decision after he sees how In Ha does at the charity concert.
When Ji Ho goes to see In Ha, he finds out that there were rumors about In Ha becoming Professor Ha's successor. Because he was harboring a misconception towards Professor Ha, he was against In Ha becoming the successor.
At this, In Ha was angry that Ji Ho was trying to get him to back down so he fought with Ji Ho. Chae Young Rang (played by Chae Si Ra) witnessed the fight and for the first time, got angry with Ji Ho in front of In Ha. This is because the fight had occurred after In Ha was released from the hospital. He had been hospitalized because his panic disorder caused him to collapse while he was riding the Nam San cable car with Da Mi (played by Jin Se Yeon).
Young Rang threw the food she was going to give to In Ha in the kitchen and released her anger. Ji Ho was taken aback at the scene, and he apologized because he felt bad.
Ji Ho tried to be nice and give his young brother, In Ha good notes that he had gathered for In Ha's upcoming charity concert. However, In Ha refused and threw the papers back in Ji Ho's face because he thought that Ji Ho tried to browbeat him earlier. Even though In Ha refused Ji Ho's notes, he watched Ji Ho's performance as he grit his teeth.
