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A powerful crime matriarch wants her eldest son to marry well and tasks his brothers with finding the perfect match. When he falls for a beautiful woman, he discovers her career could threaten his entire family's empire.
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A powerful crime matriarch wants her eldest son to marry well and tasks his brothers with finding the perfect match. When he falls for a beautiful woman, he discovers her career could threaten his entire family's empire.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime, Action, Romance
Written By:Kim Yeong-chan
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Taewon Entertainment, Showbox
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