wow this drama doing numbers on this site...

This show makes very little sense, but it makes it forcefully and with hilariously dramatic performances and music. Pros: Choi Min-soo and Choi Jin-hyuk, showing what true pros can bring to an inconsistent script and some finely-tailored suits. Cons: female characters are mostly interchangeable stick figures, with the occasional exception of Kim Yoo-ri’s imperious, revenge-seeking FL. It’s heavy on eye candy and light on logic, and if you’re looking for an instructional video on accounting practices, you won’t find it here, but Numbers does deliver an entertainingly tongue-in-cheek, ultra-high-drama treatment of a low-drama business.

i wanted to like this, but i had a very hard time staying interested... might try coming back to finish when i'm in a different mood.

The enjoyment level of the drama followed a downward parabolic curve ( ∩ ) which lead me to categorise the drama under "Waste of time".
This drama cannot even be used as a background watch because it has accounting terminologies that needs undivided attention to understand the story.

Recommendation: 5/10. One of those dramas were good actors (Choi Min Soo/Choi Jin Hyuk) choose a script requiring mimimum effort, but gives a guarenteed pay cheque.

I wish Kim Myungsoo chose a different drama, though I love it that Sungyeol was there too, supporting his group mate and all, but honestly Sungeyol is bad in acting and Myungsoo, I think is also not that great either, though he has been acting for some time now, plus drama is just badly written in my opinion, I dropped it and I have no regrets

Thanks for the dose of Choi Jinhyuk 🙃

A moment of appreciation for the brilliance of Choi Min-soo, who in this gave us a villian so still, so silent, so restrained, so cool, by seeming to do so little that we could make no mistake about his coiled power. On top of that, his characters are multilayered, so I was waiting for something even more, and I wasn't disappointed to see, as he sat on the park bench, removed his tinted glasses, and showed "another more human face". He's a great Korean actor. He made me cry in Extracurricular, but this must surely be one of his best roles, to date.