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Military Woman 

After learning that soldiers are popular with women these days, Do-joon takes out his military uniform stored at home, wears it, and meets Mi-yeon, his former senior from school. Mi-yeon, one of the women who likes men in military uniforms, sees Do-joon walking around wearing one and says he looks cool, so she takes him somewhere.
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After learning that soldiers are popular with women these days, Do-joon takes out his military uniform stored at home, wears it, and meets Mi-yeon, his former senior from school. Mi-yeon, one of the women who likes men in military uniforms, sees Do-joon walking around wearing one and says he looks cool, so she takes him somewhere.

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Kim Hye-ji-IV
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Runtime:71 minutes
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