'Stealer: Seven Joseon Tongbo' is turning a turning point and immersing viewers with even more unpredictable developments. In addition, we cannot leave out the charm of the ending that makes us look forward to the next episode every time, so we took a quick look at the ending of 'Time Still', which was full of shocks and twists.
# Episode 1 - Joo Won, “Let’s begin.” Is the true identity of the sloppy civil servant a dark hero skunk? Twist ending!
The opening of the first episode, in which Skunk (played by Joo Won) raids a cultural property trafficking site and confiscates items from bad guys, gave a sense of exhilarating pleasure from the start and at the same time raised questions about who he really is. Then, at the end of episode 1, a skunk who visited the house of a hiding expert who hid cultural assets took off his mask, revealing that he was the same person as Cultural Heritage Administration official Hwang Dae-myeong (played by Joo Won).
Previously, civil servant Hwang Dae-myeong had a relaxed and relaxed attitude in everything, as well as flattering in order not to offend an expert in hiding cultural assets, which made people sigh with an attitude that cannot be associated with a skunk. The ending of episode 1, which ended with the words, “Let’s begin,” was a scene that signaled the double life of Hwang Dae-myeong, who lives as an unscrupulous civil servant at the Cultural Heritage Administration during the day and a dark hero skunk at night.
# Episode 5 – Skunk is Joo Won, in danger of having his identity discovered by Lee Joo Woo? Breathtaking ending!
In episode 5, an incident occurred in which Choi Min-woo (played by Lee Joo-woo) was kidnapped under the orders of Kim Young-soo (played by Deok-hwa Lee) of the Rose of Sharon Foundation, who became uncomfortable with the cultural heritage team digging up after him. Choi Min-woo, who never backs down from evildoers even though he is a single person, did his best to fight against them, but was knocked unconscious by the drug and had no choice but to be dragged away.
At that time, Hwang Dae-myeong also sensed something suspicious and transformed into a skunk to save Choi Min-woo, who was in danger. However, Kim Young-soo's subordinate Jo Baek-dal (played by Kim Jae-cheol) appeared and attacked the skunk, causing him to lose consciousness. Choi Min-woo quickly tried to perform artificial respiration. The moment Choi Min-woo's hand reached out towards the skunk's mask, everyone couldn't help but hold their breath. Choi Min-woo, who still does not know that the skunk is Hwang Dae-myeong, was in danger of having his identity discovered, making viewers anxious.
# Episode 8 – Spoiler on the results of Team ‘Karma’s operation? A shocking ending that causes panic!
Currently, Team 'Karma' and Kim Young-soo are engaged in a fierce battle of brains over Chosun Tongbo. Team 'Karma', unable to keep their eyes open as long as everything goes according to Kim Young-soo's wishes, is working hard and has found the location of a secret warehouse where Joseon Tongbo and illegal cultural assets are believed to be hidden and is about to infiltrate.
After Skunk and Choi Min-woo attempted to break into the safe and announced the start of the full-scale operation, unusual signs were detected. “It’s been a while since I’ve had guests come to my space,” Kim Young-soo’s face smiled wickedly, as if he had expected this, and it made my heart sink.
In addition, the impact was doubled as the 'Karma' team members were seen fatally injured and collapsed at the ending.
Ten Asia Reporter Kim Seo-yoon seogugu@tenasia.co.kr