Kick the Moon

Ten years ago, Gi-dong leads his high school on a field trip to Gyeongju, where a life-changing moment awaits. Park Young-joon, a timid straight-A student, sticks close to the group, anxious about what might happen. The day sets in motion a turning point that will shape both men's futures.

During a school gala, Gi-dong steps up to lead a massive street confrontation against a local gang. The fight spirals into chaos with blood and brutal blows, turning the streets into a battlefield. Young-joon watches from the sidelines, paralyzed by fear and separated from the action.

Gi-dong's fearless leadership during the chaos earns him instant admiration from peers and teachers. He becomes a symbol of courage, his name whispered with pride. The incident cements his reputation as a formidable fighter.

Young-joon, who hesitates to join the violence, faces social ostracism and gossip among classmates. He is left alone while Gi-dong's legend grows. The rift between them widens, planting seeds for future conflict when they meet again.

Ten years have passed and both men have forged new identities in Gyeongju. Gi-dong becomes a daunting physical education teacher at a high school, while Young-joon has climbed into the world of organized crime. Their separate lives set the stage for a dramatic reunion.

Gi-dong and Young-joon unexpectedly cross paths at a club in Gyeongju, sparking a rush of old memories and unspoken tension. The contrast between the two men's current roles amplifies the awkwardness and curiosity. What began as a casual encounter threatens to reignite old rivalries.

Despite the initial warmth, the old rivalry lingers as both men test boundaries and read each other's intentions. The shared past colors their conversations and decisions. The atmosphere is tense, hinting at the trouble to come.

Before parting ways, a damsel named Ju-ran appears in distress, drawing both Gi-dong and Young-joon into a common moment. Her trouble gives them a reason to interact beyond casual banter. The moment stirs protective instincts and a surprising pull toward her.

Ju-ran's gleeful smile captivates both men, and they instantly fall in love with her. The competition for her affections turns a simple reunion into a romantic battlefield. Their friendship begins to strain as desire redefines loyalty.

Gi-dong makes his claim on Ju-ran, triggering a direct challenge with Young-joon who calls it a fair game. The competition blends romance, pride, and past grievances into a volatile mix. The two men's bond begins to fracture under the weight of their pursuit.

Young-joon prolongs his stay in Gyeongju to win Ju-ran's heart and to settle old scores with Gi-dong. The extended pursuit becomes a test of determination and cunning. The love triangle intensifies as more people get drawn in.

The rivalry expands beyond the two men as friends and locals get drawn into the feud. The entire city becomes invested, turning ordinary nights into charged spectacles. The environment fuels aggressive acts and risk-taking.

In a brutal culmination, the two men push each other to the limit in a fight-to-the-finish to win Ju-ran's heart. The clash tests loyalty, friendship, and the extreme lengths people will go for love. The outcome will redefine their futures and their bond.