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Two Wacky Heroes
Yeong-gu and Maeng-sun, who are naturally optimistic and foolish, are from the same orphanage. At Hwagae Market, they clean the market square and protect the merchants, but they also possess a strong sense of righteousness. One day, harboring the ambition to advance to the central region and succeed, they leave their rural life behind and head to Seoul.
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Yeong-gu and Maeng-sun, who are naturally optimistic and foolish, are from the same orphanage. At Hwagae Market, they clean the market square and protect the merchants, but they also possess a strong sense of righteousness. One day, harboring the ambition to advance to the central region and succeed, they leave their rural life behind and head to Seoul.
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