”There's a tiger next to my ancestor...” - A man who won 50 million yen in a lottery dreamed of this dream (South Korea)

A hot topic is the story of a Korean man who dreamed of a tiger sitting next to his ancestors, bought a lottery ticket and won first prize. On the 13th, the lottery contracting company's website announced that the 84th lottery ticket for Spit 1000 had been purchased.
The story of the first prize winner, Mr. A, is introduced. Spit 1000 is an instant lottery where if the numbers on the lottery ticket you bought match the lucky numbers, you will receive the winnings. The first prize is 500 million won.
A person who bought a lottery ticket at a lottery store in Gimhae, Gyeongsangnam-do, had a dream before buying the ticket.
"My ancestors appeared in my dream," he said, "They were sitting in front of me, and a tiger was sitting next to me." When Mr. A was surprised to see the tiger, one of his ancestors replied, "Don't worry, the tiger won't bite you."
The tiger continued to lick A's hand, and A stroked the tiger. A woke up from the dream shortly after and said, "Around noon, I thought it was a really good dream, so I told my wife, 'I'm going out.'"
"I'm going to buy some,'" he said, and headed to the lottery shop. Mr. A bought 20,000 won worth of Lotto tickets and 10,000 won worth of Spit 1000 tickets at the lottery shop, and then bought them all at Spit 1000 on the spot.
Mr. A confirmed that he had "lost the prize." He then bought another 10,000 won worth of Spit 1,000 tickets and said, "One of those tickets won first prize, worth 500 million won."
He continued, "I couldn't believe it (that I had won), so I asked the president of the lottery store to confirm that it was really first place," and "I immediately went home and told my wife."
"My wife said she couldn't believe it and we were both happy," he said. Mr. A said he would use the winnings to repay loans. In the final part of the "Winner's Thoughts" section, he wrote, "I'm so happy. Thank you so much.
He left a short message saying, "Thank you."