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Young-gu Home Alone 2
Young-gu feels that he usually feels inflamed by the excessive protection of his parents and wants to live alone. One day, he goes on a trip with his parents. Young-gu, who accidentally lost his parents on a trip, finds his wallet and money in his father's luggage, wanders around by himself, living an uncontrolled life of his parents, but realizes that his parents' nagging was for him, and he goes to his parents' side.
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Young-gu feels that he usually feels inflamed by the excessive protection of his parents and wants to live alone. One day, he goes on a trip with his parents. Young-gu, who accidentally lost his parents on a trip, finds his wallet and money in his father's luggage, wanders around by himself, living an uncontrolled life of his parents, but realizes that his parents' nagging was for him, and he goes to his parents' side.
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