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Kang Da-wit is a young judge at the district court. However, he is forced to start from scratch when an incident occurs.

If you watch this series, watch it for the handsome and charming Jung Kyung-ho. Just kidding. While that's a good reason to watch it, you should watch it for the compelling plot that awaits you. At the center of the story is Kang Da-wit, a young judge at the district court. He's flamboyant, but also very good at his job. He's not someone who can be easily fooled. On top of all that, he's very kind and well-liked by those who work with him. The first episode begins with a corruption and harassment case that he must preside over.

Stars: Jung Kyung-ho, So Joo-yeon, Seo Hye-won 

The media, the victims, and the public have lost hope in justice due to the case's delays. Even upon arriving at the courthouse, the defendants believed they would get a three-week postponement. And that's when Kang Da-wit appears. In his courtroom, as he himself states, he is king. And he punishes the guilty severely. This makes him a media darling, and it's worth noting that he's very attentive to his social media followers. 

Therefore, he maintains a good public image. But behind all this is a man who remembers his adolescence and how he lost his mother. And while he aspires to greater professional achievements, a sudden case changes his plans. He becomes embroiled in a scandal that tarnishes his chances of promotion. However, he stumbles upon something that requires further investigation. Thus, he starts over in his career.


This series, with only the first episode released today, leaves a lasting impression on viewers. It's funny and also has serious moments. For example, the story of Kang Da-wit's past with his mother is something that can capture our interest. We need to see and understand what happened to her. Also, the case of a deceased young man who was also his elementary school classmate resurfaces. If he's dead, then who did Kang Da-wit see? This certainly gives us a glimpse of what the upcoming episodes have in store. As for the acting, Jung Kyung-ho does an excellent job, displaying a wide range of emotions when needed. He's funny when the situation calls for it and has a great sense of humor. Even in the courtroom, we can appreciate his seriousness.


For some viewers who might be worried that this is a legal drama with complicated jargon, we have good news: the series is quite straightforward and, so far, doesn't use many legal terms. It's very easy to understand if you follow the plot. The pacing is excellent, so you won't get bored with this exciting drama. In short, it's definitely worth watching. Don't miss the upcoming episodes!

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