Korean drama《My Sweet Mobster》Episode 5-6 plot introduction

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The gangster leader and his men are suffering from social prejudice, but against this gloomy backdrop, our content creators emerge like a bright ray of sunshine.She may have misunderstood the gang leader and his men because of their appearance, but now she has seen their inner softness and firmly believes they deserve a second chance.

Competitors Ji Huan and Hyun Woo formally confront each other on the emotional battlefield, and the tension between the two is like a taut string, about to break out.Hyun-woo was inevitably unhappy when he saw Eun-ha and Ji-hwan getting close.Although Ji-hwan himself is already a potential threat in Hyun-woo's mind, Eun-ha's proximity to the former gang member makes him more likely to become an innocent victim in the ongoing battle between Ji-hwan and the Cat Gang.

Hyun-woo insisted on sending Eun-ha back to the city. On the way Eun-he tried to defend Zhihuan, but her words seemed weak because she knew little about Zhihuan's past and could not make a convincing judgment.However, she was keenly aware of Xianyu's prejudice, and even though she did not know his complete past, she still firmly told Xianyu that getting along with Jihuan made her feel at ease - an assertion that Xianyu failed to agree with.

Although Hyun-woo claims that he has no hatred for Ji-hwan, his concerns stem from the various gang-related crimes he saw during his time as a prosecutor.He believes that Zhihuan is the most dangerous person he has ever encountered, and there must be irresolvable grudges between the two.Ten years ago, during a gang-related fight, Hyun-woo saw Ji-hwan holding a blood-stained bat, standing next to a seriously injured Aju's mother who was unconscious.Intuition tells people that there must be a more complicated truth behind this - just like the feeling when Eun Ha first saw Ji Huan holding a broken wine bottle.However, in this situation, Xianyu's negative impression of Zhihuan is difficult to eliminate.

Hyun-woo knew nothing about Eun-ha's current living situation (perhaps she had nowhere to live). After he sent Eun-ha back to her former apartment, the homeless heroine returned to Ji-hwan's residence indifferently.Get your belongings back.Eun Ha tries to explain to Ji Hwan that the reason she met Hyun Woo is because she was summoned as a witness to the Cat Gang nightclub incident.However, Ji-hwan tells her that her honesty is unnecessary.Instead of explaining how she met a prosecutor, she was expected to come up with a reasonable excuse for why she met a former gang member.He then lets her go, a decision that is deeply regrettable even though his self-pity leads him to believe that Eun-ha is safer living alone.

At this critical moment, people can't help but feel deep sympathy for Zhihuan.His sense of realism seems objectively correct - even if he himself isn't a threat to Eun-ho, his enemies are enough of a danger.However, it is undoubtedly heartbreaking to see him choose to deprive himself of the opportunity to pursue happiness even though society has put enough pressure on him.I hope he can run his meat empire with peace of mind and protect his beloved woman peacefully.

While Ji-hwan resigned to his fate, Eun-ha chose an unusual way to spend the night - in a jjimjilbang.However, even in this steamy place that seems to be able to escape reality, she still can't get rid of the entanglement with Zhihuan.By accidentally tripping, she accidentally knocked down Zhihuan's younger brother, the young man in charge of the Thirsty Deer brand marketing.This young man, out of stupidity and greed, actually stole Ji-hwan's seal and tried to sign a contract with Ye-na to endorse their children's sausages without permission.This naturally angered Zhihuan, who kept looking for this guy in the jjimjilbang.

Luckily, this marketing kid has a habit of sharing every moment of his life on social media.Ji-hwan soon finds him and orders him to come out and face his wrath.However, when the marketing guy answered the call, he unexpectedly angered a mob eager for a fight.Eun-ha, being her good nature, tries to defuse the situation, but her efforts backfire and only make things worse by pointing out the flaws of one of the thugs' pirated Pikachu tattoo.

Luckily, the marketing guy never hung up on Ji-hwan, who heard the entire conversation and rushed into the sauna like a mastiff guarding its calf.He didn't try to fight the thugs, but his presence was enough to scare them off and save his little brother and Eun-ha.While this exchange with the tattooed gangster is entertaining for viewers, the incident is dangerous enough for Ji-hwan to retract his previous statement, realizing that Eun-ha is no safer on the streets of Seoul than he can provide protection.As for the marketing boy, Ji-hwan was unwilling to forgive his mistake at that moment and let him reap the consequences.

In another episode, although Ji-hwan does not plan to collect rent from Eun-ha, Eun-ha insists on supporting himself.In exchange, Ji-hwan lets her tutor his younger brothers and help them pass the high school aptitude test.This seemingly simple task is not always smooth sailing.Not all the younger brothers were happy to accept Eun Ha's existence, so the more friendly ones decided to hold a party to welcome her and their younger brothers.After a few drinking games, everyone fell into drunkenness except Ji-hwan, who didn't drink.So, a cheerful Eun-ha unexpectedly catches Ji-hwan's face and falls into his “gleaming eyes”...and his lips.

The next morning, Eun-ha feels awkward and embarrassed, so she pretends not to remember the kiss.Ji-hwan, who clearly remembers her lips touching his, also chooses to follow her lead, causing both of them to mistakenly believe that the other regrets last night's kiss.This misunderstanding deepens when Ji-hwan hears Eun-ha telling the younger brothers that if she had to describe him in two words, she would call him “shoulder gangster”.Ji-hwan had never heard the word, so he naturally latched on to the word “rogue”, which, coupled with his uneasiness about the past, caused his self-esteem to plummet.However, Eun-ha clarifies the misunderstanding in time and tells him to look up the true meaning of the word.When Jihwan realizes that's actually a compliment to his broad shoulders, his confidence—and the weights he's set on the exercise machine—soar.

Meanwhile, while Eun-ha struggles to shake off the memory of her kiss with Ji-hwan and the impact of his undulating shoulders and chest muscles after a workout, her curiosity about Hyun-woo—that is, her desire to confirm that he isNot her childhood protector—let her thoughts be partially distracted.However, there are still some very clear signs of which direction her romantic feelings are leaning.First, she felt a wave of difficulty when she heard the boys discussing how Ji-hwan tenderly cared for Ye-na after she foolishly took a bite of their sausage and had an allergic reaction at a press conference.Named jealousy.

Furthermore, when Hyun-woo invited Eun-ha out on a date and leaned over to help her fasten her seat belt - a classic heart-stirring scene in Korean dramas - she saw in her imagination a very unhappy Ji-hwan sitting in the back seat.This imagination immediately woke her up from her brief romantic fantasy.The next date was ruined because all the trendy restaurants that Hyun-woo had carefully chosen were closed.

If I still saw Hyun-woo as the second male lead, I might feel sorry for him, but my interest in the character has waned rapidly.In fact, I'm now sick of every minute he's on screen because it robs our lovable main character of any time together.Also, his prejudice against Ji-hwan is annoying and unhelpful.Yes, some resentment towards Ji-hwan is understandable given what he knows, but his hostility has become his most dominant character trait.Since the rest of his character has proven to be rather bland, he seems out of place in a show where even the main villain has a hint of sarcastic humor.Not to mention, it’s heart-wrenching to watch him make Eun-ha tiptoe around his prejudices in order to maintain her friendship with him and Ji-hwan.

Eun Ha was once again sandwiched between two men.When Hyun-woo receives news that the ex-drug dealer's sister and grandmother are missing, he calls Ji-hwan to find out if he knows anything.The news doesn't surprise Ji-hwan, but he won't elaborate on it over the phone - because he knows Eun-ha is with Hyun-woo now.

Hyun-woo and Ji-hwan meet in secret while Eun-ha tries to hail a taxi home.Xianyu accused Zhihuan of hurting his grandmother and sister. He refused to believe Zhihuan when he said that they were safe because, as a witness to the hotel incident ten years ago, he knew that Zhihuan was a dangerous person and could not be trusted.Again, I suspect there's more to that incident than what Hyun-woo saw, but if we want to see Ji-hwan's explanation for the incident, we'll just have to keep waiting and watching.

After meeting Hyun-woo, Ji-hwan suddenly shows up at Eun-ha's house out of nowhere.In stark contrast to Hyun-woo's staunch distrust of Ji-hwan, Eun-ha immediately believed Ji-hwan when he said his grandmother and sister were safe.Unfortunately, Ji-hwan is too focused on realizing that Eun-ha and Hyun-woo are together to notice her blind trust in him.On the contrary, the pressure of his position in society makes him feel even heavier, and he knows that Eun-ha has obviously hidden his living situation from him, which makes the gap between him and Eun-ha seem wider.

This divide won't exist for long, however, as the story is working hard to push them together so that they can overcome Eun-ha's prejudice against Ji-hwan and Ji-hwan's insecurities about his past.In this particular instance, the writers employed a forced approach and near-death scenario.

You see, Eun-ha wakes up the next morning to find the boys seemingly preparing to fight another gang.Of course, it's just a cover, but Eun-ha doesn't realize it until she's hidden in the back of the gang's van, trying to stop them from starting a gang war.Her desire to keep them on track is endearing, but also betrays the fact that she doesn't fully trust them.

However, due to an unexpected turn of some meat supply issues (the logic behind this may be a bit complicated, but I try my best to understand), all the executive boys are equipped with a giant duffel bag full of knives, ready for a special “Slaughter” - although this was actually a misunderstanding.(Vegetarians and vegans, please allow me to warn you that the following scenario may not be suitable for you.) In the confusion, Eun-ha is mistaken for another worker responsible for labeling packaged meat as it comes off the conveyor belt.The experience gave her the opportunity to learn more about Ji-hwan from the female employees who worked for him.They heaped praises on him, saying that if it hadn't been for Jihwan, criminals like the woman who killed her abusive husband to protect her children wouldn't have been able to find jobs.Now, Eun-ha finally understands—and believes—why Ji-hwan’s underlings describe him as a man with a tough exterior and a soft heart.

By now, Ji-hwan's younger brothers have realized that their boss is interested in Eun-ha, and they feel they need to help promote their relationship.A misguided younger brother thus devises a prank that results in Ji-hwan and Eun-ha being accidentally locked in the same freezer.While I personally don't like this kind of malicious banter - whether it's intentional or not - I'd still like to see Ji-hwan handle the situation in his own unique way.

At the same time, I accepted the life-threatening dilemma faced by this OTP (official pairing) because such plots have long since become a cliche in romantic dramas.How could I not be moved when Eun Ha told Ji Hwan that she saw a new, admirable side of him through the eyes of his employee?Our gangster really needs to hear someone - especially a “good guy” like Eun-ha - praise his kindness so that he can be more convinced of his own worth.

But even though these warm and fuzzy moments are heartwarming, freezing temperatures inside the freezer are still a real problem.Ji-hwan and Eun-ha get colder and colder until frost sticks to their lips and eyelashes.Finally, Ji-hwan tentatively asks Eun-ha for permission, proposing that they cuddle up together like penguins to keep warm.When she didn't object, he stood behind her and put his arms around her, and they warmed each other with their body heat.

It is filled with beautiful poetic style and permeated with deep humanistic care.The entire narrative is smooth and there is no sense of sloppiness. The connection between shots and scenes is natural and flexible. The above is the entire plot introduction of episodes 5-6 of the Korean drama My Sweet Mobster. I think it is good.If so, you can continue to pay attention to the exciting content of the line class.