Why ‘The Wiz’ is the Best Black Musical
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Love and War: 12th Man
Danyeon and Hyeongpil are a married couple who have been in a bad marriage for many years due to a lack of sex. One day, Danyeon learns of Hyeop-pil's affair through a phone call from a stranger, and in revenge, she has affairs with 12 different men.
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Danyeon and Hyeongpil are a married couple who have been in a bad marriage for many years due to a lack of sex. One day, Danyeon learns of Hyeop-pil's affair through a phone call from a stranger, and in revenge, she has affairs with 12 different men.
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