Dear Son, Mom is the Real Boss

Nam Seo-ji graduated top of her class from a prestigious university and made her name in finance. Her husband died early, and she raised their son Bae Seo-hyeok alone while pulling his father's family firm, Bae-Nam Corp, back from bankruptcy and building it up again. Seo-hyeok grew up taking all of it as his due. He treats the company's growth as his own achievement, speaks to his mother as though she were a rank-and-file employee, and stands aside while his girlfriend and secretary Jeong Eun-chae insults and squeezes her at work. The two of them push her out of the company entirely. Seo-ji leaves and cuts the mother-son relationship. What Seo-hyeok does not know is that his mother is the investor the global financial world calls the Golden Fox, and the rightful heir to the Namjin Group. With her younger brother Nam Woo-jin, Chairman Kim of the financial world, and contacts inside a government agency, she starts taking back what he holds: frozen credit lines, a merger, share agreements, an open bid, a mock investment contest. Behind it sit a hidden blood tie, a forged appraisal document, and a signed agreement severing family relations.