Perfect Crime, a Gray Shade

The world is a hell painted in countless grays between perfect white and black.

Detective Jo Su-ok said:

“Father. That bastard has gotten a little weird.”

“Why, Jun-won?”

“Lately, he seems to be forgetting his own identity. The son of a fence and a little criminal bastard...”

“Watch your language.”

“...That utterly useless delinquent has recently started obsessing over upholding justice, you know.”

“Isn’t that a good thing? It looks like he’s being reborn, walking the path of reform from the abyss of sin.”

“The more that delinquent acts like a good person, the higher my standards for evil rise, and the urge to do something bad starts creeping up on me. If that young bastard next door hadn’t stopped me, I feel like I’d have caused several incidents already.”

“You’re the police, and Jun-won is the middleman?”

“At this point, the roles have been completely reversed. It’s a total upside-down world.”

Retired violent crimes detective Jo Byeong-gi clicked his tongue and kept repeating, “This is bad,” over and over.

A small shop owner from Jangan-dong who has returned with a new identity

Now living as a public service worker named Si Jun-won

Jo Su-ok’s undercover lackey

And the uncle(?) to his nephews

#UpholdingJustice