Company Man

Ji Hyeong-do is a highly skilled assassin who successfully hides his true profession behind the facade of running a metal fabrication firm. This duality has allowed him to build a respectable reputation while engaging in a dangerous and morally ambiguous lifestyle.

Hyeong-do receives a chilling order to eliminate his young protégé, Ra-Hun. This unexpected task forces him to reflect on his choices and the implications of killing someone he has trained and mentored.

During a visit to Ra-Hun's home, Hyeong-do encounters Yu Mi-Yeon, Ra-Hun's mother. This enchanting former singer captivates him and begins to alter his perception of his current life and the decisions he faces.

A colleague at Hyeong-do's company, still reeling from the recent loss of his son, approaches him to discuss the ethical consequences of their work. This conversation highlights the conflicting feelings Hyeong-do has about his profession.

As Hyeong-do develops feelings for Mi-Yeon, his boss Kwon notices the emotional shift and grows increasingly uneasy about it. This friction creates a divide between Hyeong-do and the company, complicating his loyalties.

With the pressure mounting, Hyeong-do struggles between following orders from Kwon and nurturing his relationship with Mi-Yeon. This internal conflict intensifies when he is forced to confront his troubled coworker.

Deciding to break away from the company's directives, Hyeong-do chooses to protect his colleague instead of following through with the orders. This act of defiance plunges him into violent repercussions.

As he acts against his former allies, Hyeong-do finds himself in a fierce struggle for survival. The consequences of his decisions lead to dangerous encounters that test his skills as an assassin.

Hyeong-do embarks on a treacherous path that culminates in an intense confrontation with his former allies. Here, the stakes are high, and only one side can emerge victorious from this deadly showdown.

Following the confrontation, Hyeong-do is left wounded but more resolved than ever. Despite the perilous situation, he begins to envision a different life, one shaped by love and the pursuit of redemption.

Law enforcement begins to close in on Hyeong-do, forcing him to confront the fallout of his past actions. This tension marks a crucial turning point where he must reckon with his choices.

As his life as an assassin appears to come to an end, Hyeong-do sees this as the beginning of a new journey. Influenced by the love he found with Mi-Yeon, he seeks a path toward redemption and healing.