
Man to Man — Season 1
In need of a bodyguard, a longtime celeb hires a secret agent. Together, they solve crimes, fight the bad guys and get tangled up in a love triangle.

He found himself in a crucible of conflict, an unlikely hero forged in the heart of a hostage situation. Against direct orders, he neutralized the perpetrators, a decision that irrevocably altered the course of his life. Recruited by the Na…

He liked his new bodyguard. If they couldn’t make him leave, they would at least make him wish to.

He suspected Woon-Gwang had been in a similar accident before. Seol-Woo relayed his suspicions to Lee Dong-Hyun, his comrade and mentor.

A wood carving caught Seol-Woo’s eye within Victor’s private collection of precious cultural artifacts. Then, the lights died.

Seol-woo needed to reach Do-ha, but a strict boundary kept them apart: a one-meter exclusion zone. It wasn’t easy bridging that distance, especially since Do-ha had expressly forbidden any approach.

He was a man consumed by purpose, yet possessed a playful spirit that often manifested in unexpected ways. A quick wit and a fondness for lighthearted communication made him a peculiar figure in his endeavors. His mission demanded seriousn…

Dong-hyun instructed him to remain aloof from the inquiry, yet Seol-woo persisted in his pursuit of the guilty party. Nevertheless, he continued his own investigation.

They were poised on the precipice of a new undertaking: the Black Auction. Meanwhile, Seol-woo and Dong-hyun began making preparations, seeking direct insight from one another.

Unkwang, Do-ha’s father, resolved to assist Seol-woo. Distrustful of the young man, Do-ha insisted he sign a contract.

To begin their new mission, Seol-woo and Do-ha must first secure Un-kwang's approval, having laid out their conditions for Mo Seung-jae. Meanwhile, Tae-ho has presented his own terms to Mo Seung-jae.

He didn’t answer Do-ha’s calls, so she went to his workroom instead. Dong-hyun visited Jang Tae-ho, inquiring about K's whereabouts.

The search for the missing videotapes continues, involving Lee Dong-hyun, Mo Seung-jae, and the National Intelligence Service.

They spoke of Song Mi-eun, delving into her past. It was a story of survival, not gilded wealth, that had driven her to choose Mo Seung-jae as her husband.

Driven by a desire for retribution, Seol-woo retrieves a firearm from his workplace, resolved to eliminate those he deems guilty.

The moment of reckoning had arrived. For all parties concerned, it was time for resolution, for justice, for the consequences to be exacted. Revenge, long desired, was finally within reach.

The time had come. A reckoning. For all those implicated, a finality was at hand – a resolution, and the dispensing of justice long overdue. Revenge, at last, would be exacted. Closure would be found, and those responsible would face the co…


