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Absolute aura farm
A series where the villain protagonist absolutely farms aura.
Moon-Baek, the number one enemy, farms aura every chance he gets.
It’s an intriguing story: a mysterious person/organization handing out free weapons? Yes, it’s possible! At the beginning, we follow a police officer who discovers a corpse and some ammunition. He starts investigating and finds more cases. Then we meet the first protagonist who goes on a massacre in his building, shooting everyone. He then meets Moon-Baek. Surprisingly, the two team up and stick together, but Lee-Do has suspicions about him.
Personally, at the beginning, I never imagined that this character was the big bad. After the school shooting when he finally reveals his true self, I was shocked to realize it was Moon-Baek, the arms dealer. Since I wasn’t spoiled at all, I was genuinely stunned. Then comes an intense scene where the captain goes crazy. Lee-Do tries to talk him down, but the craziest moment of the series (which I think everyone loved and has seen in edits) is when Moon-Baek shows up! I was blown away seriously, bravo!
I just find the ending where Moon-Baek dies a bit disappointing. I was expecting an epic fight between him and Lee-Do, but no… he gets shot, falls into a coma, and then someone comes to execute him. I think they could have done much better with that!
Moon-Baek, the number one enemy, farms aura every chance he gets.
It’s an intriguing story: a mysterious person/organization handing out free weapons? Yes, it’s possible! At the beginning, we follow a police officer who discovers a corpse and some ammunition. He starts investigating and finds more cases. Then we meet the first protagonist who goes on a massacre in his building, shooting everyone. He then meets Moon-Baek. Surprisingly, the two team up and stick together, but Lee-Do has suspicions about him.
Personally, at the beginning, I never imagined that this character was the big bad. After the school shooting when he finally reveals his true self, I was shocked to realize it was Moon-Baek, the arms dealer. Since I wasn’t spoiled at all, I was genuinely stunned. Then comes an intense scene where the captain goes crazy. Lee-Do tries to talk him down, but the craziest moment of the series (which I think everyone loved and has seen in edits) is when Moon-Baek shows up! I was blown away seriously, bravo!
I just find the ending where Moon-Baek dies a bit disappointing. I was expecting an epic fight between him and Lee-Do, but no… he gets shot, falls into a coma, and then someone comes to execute him. I think they could have done much better with that!
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