The President's Last Bang

As night falls over the glamorous brothel in South Korea, KCIA Chief Agent Ju is confronted by the mother of a young woman who once had a relationship with President Park Chung Hee. The mother desperately pleads to reoffer her daughter to the president, but Agent Ju responds with cold intimidation and intense questioning, establishing a tense atmosphere from the outset.

KCIA Director Kim faces censure from a doctor concerning his heavy drinking, a habit that has intensified due to the stress of attending President Park's extravagant parties. This drinking problem not only affects Kim personally but also reflects the broader issues within the agency as tensions rise.

Various officials and low-ranking officers converge at a heavily secured safehouse, called together by Agent Ju for a significant event. The atmosphere is thick with anticipation and anxiety as they gather to discuss the political unrest and its implications.

Dinner unfolds with President Park, his loyal bodyguard Cha Ji-cheol, Director Kim, and Chief Secretary Yang involved in a heated debate about suppressing growing protests. The discussions become increasingly charged as Cha criticizes Kim for his apparent lack of authoritarianism, exacerbating the already tense mood.

In a moment of vulnerability, Director Kim devises a ruthless plan with Agent Ju and Colonel Min, seeking to exploit the situation to their advantage. The atmosphere thickens as the tension rises, setting the stage for the ensuing chaos.

After an unbearably tense meal, Director Kim ambushes both Cha and Park with a singular, calculated shot. As they are taken out, chaos erupts within the safehouse, with Agent Ju and Colonel Min taking swift action to neutralize the president's bodyguards.

Director Kim retrieves another firearm and, with cold precision, finishes off Cha and executes President Park with a shot to the head. The brutality of these actions sets off a sequence of events that will shake the political landscape.

In the aftermath of the killings, Director Kim cleverly crafts the scene to suggest a North Korean attack. This manipulation not only seeks to evade blame but also allows him to capitalize on the climate of fear present during the Cabinet meeting that follows.

As Director Kim and Colonel Min attempt to negotiate their narrative with military officials, Chief Secretary Yang intervenes by revealing the true sequence of events. His unveiling of the facts ignites tensions between various agencies, complicating the delicate political situation.

The revelation by Yang leads to the swift arrest of Director Kim by the Army, leaving both him and Agent Ju in stunned disbelief. This unexpected turn of events puts their lives and careers in jeopardy as they now face the consequences of their actions.

In the wake of the chaos and uncertainty, Agent Ju and Colonel Min make heartfelt calls to their loved ones. These calls serve as a poignant reminder of their human connections amid the turmoil of their politically charged environment.

With Prime Minister Choi Kyu-hah poised to assume the presidency, the fates of those entangled in this dark web of political machinations appear irrevocably intertwined. The air is thick with uncertainty as each character grapples with the impending changes in the power structure.

As the dust settles on the dramatic events, many characters find themselves facing tragic conclusions. The dangerous political games played have led to unpredictable outcomes, forever altering the course of their lives.