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Jeongwoo was raised by his step mother and has a step sister, Hanna. He leaves abroad to make money for his family. But someday, he heard that his step mother has been killed by hit and run. Taechang, working together with Japanese yakuza, kidnaps Hanna to get Jeongwoo.
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Jeongwoo was raised by his step mother and has a step sister, Hanna. He leaves abroad to make money for his family. But someday, he heard that his step mother has been killed by hit and run. Taechang, working together with Japanese yakuza, kidnaps Hanna to get Jeongwoo.
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