It's an abridged version, so some episodes are missing. When I first read it, it was a bit cloudy and foggy, but then I gradually understood a little bit. The gang boss with conscience joins hands with the justice prosecutor to collect evidence of the villain, and finally ushered in the story of the light of the right way.
In South Korea, the three major villains represent capital, politics, and words (the right to speak). They regard the public as a rabble, and use words as a tool to reverse black and white and work for capital. In order to obtain evidence, the decency has broken into the enemy’s interior and acted as an undercover agent. , and finally exposed the ugly faces of the villain gangs to the public. The emotional line between the two male protagonists from disgusting each other to cherishing each other is a bit weak, but the film is good, but a lot of deletions are made, and some plots are incoherent.
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