Good Boy
Language: Korean
In Good Boy, elite Olympic medallists enter the police force through a special recruitment program, swapping medals for badges. Using their speed, strength, and discipline, they take on brutal crimes and deep-rooted injustice. As danger rises, their past glory is tested in a new battlefield where courage, teamwork, and justice truly define a hero.
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