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The story is about Yeon-hee, whose family was shattered by suicide with her family because of money, living in a world without sympathy. The story follows the destructive instinct of human psychology inherent in Seo-jin's wild appearance, which was the only breathing hole in her life. The story of a herbivore Yeon-hee becoming a carnivore Yeon-hee.
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The story is about Yeon-hee, whose family was shattered by suicide with her family because of money, living in a world without sympathy. The story follows the destructive instinct of human psychology inherent in Seo-jin's wild appearance, which was the only breathing hole in her life. The story of a herbivore Yeon-hee becoming a carnivore Yeon-hee.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Yang Ji-eun
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Yang Ji-eun Film, DOYA Film
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