There are some things that both East and West shared in old times, especially wisdom and philosophy. An old Korean proverb says "No wealth can last more than three generations" which coincides an Western saying "Shirtsleeves to shirtsleeves in three generations." And that's what may happen to Han family in the Korean drama Mine. In the last two episodes, it is obvious that none of the founder's grandchildren will take over the company and one son who wanted the job was too greedy he brought death upon himself. But the drama is not just about how he died. It tells about greed, family, self-realization, self-esteem, and the journey to find "Yours" in other words, "Mine." This drama is so well written it keeps the suspense all the way until the last moment. If you haven't started, go watch it on Netflix! Fans of Succession, Lor ...