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it reminds me of a lot of mangas I've read, and also korean webcomics. most of them are aimed at bullied teenagers and are rather immature in content.

Also, it reminds me of penthouse.....

most people get over their teenage bullying memories. those who don't watch these kinda dramas, I guess.

you missed the point that dong ha is supposed to be an idiot, and acts accordingly

The fat guy listens to cartel, kwang-chul listens to the fat guy.
Kwang-chul learns the fat guy wants to remove him, so he betrays the fat guy first and gets money for himself.
Meanwhile, police raids several cartel holdouts which leads to severe shortage of money and drugs on the market and mutual paranoia, as rats scramble to leave the sinking ship so to speak.
In this climate, kwang-chul(who was sold by one of his sidekicks and captured) convinces the cartel he's more useful to them then the fat guy and his sidekick. The sidekick and fatass try to get money for themselves in the chase scene, but they fail, and kwang-chul sucessfuly transports all of it to hidden location away from Dong-ha's house, where he and his trusted people are the only ones who know of it. Thus he's the owner of the money here.
The fatass is killed by cartel.

At this point, Kwang-chul could have given money to cartel and start working for them. However, their condition to kill Dong-ha, alongside his own suspicions, makes him betray them as well.
There are two corrupt detectives working for the cartel. The woman is killed at the police station, and the guy who does caretl's dirty work is attacked by kwang chul at the abandoned warehouse and killed there.

In the end, cartel lost a lot of manpower, kwang-chul got the money.

can you recommend some other korean noir thrillers like this?

right, the acting is stellar

especially park hee soon once again playing a gangster, he did great in my name, and he did great here

scringe game, amirite amigos

ye it's censorship. due to age restrictions given to it on whatever network it aired originally

nah, I'm just stating the truth. truth remains truth regardless what page it's written on.

I don't see the irony? it's true a lot of k-dramas, especially rom coms, do seem to be like that. But where's the irony? Where's the contradiction?

you can make any pairing work if you make the supposed fantasy creatures look and act like humans

it's tragic for you, for me the "missed chances" love story does absolutely nothing regardless if it's gay or not

personally, I liked the old man's story the most

she set up their fight

why wouldn't medical ethics allow that? you can even write prescriptions for your family members in most countries!

eh, nam ra was good for what she was supposed to act. as was the bully guy.

cause they are simping for his pretty face

it's typical noir stuff. watch any scandinavian noir movie/drama or that french series "black spot" and you'll see the same trope, female detectives talking in a hushed voice like they're doing asmr

the dumbass probably thought he's commiting some perfect crime or something

because he's a moron. his wife wants to divorce him literally because he's so stupid, the episode begins with him getting scammed out of his money which is why he ends up desperately needing money in the first place. then everything he does afterwards proves how intellectually deficient he is and most likely is supposed to be.

Mr. Bean finds some money. Shenanigans ensue.