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全職棒球運動員李煥(李民基暫無內(nèi)容飾)因打假波令事業(yè)直插谷底,及后投靠釜山勢力最大的「皇帝財務(wù)」老板鄭長河(樸星雄暫無內(nèi)容飾),對手下講義氣,但對經(jīng)營的生意和金錢都別有用心,盡管身邊兄弟對李煥甚有微言,處事冷靜的鄭長河仍用心栽培李煥,令他伺機以待可以上位。及后李煥遇上夜總會老板娘池妍秀(李泰琳暫無內(nèi)容飾)暫無內(nèi)容,性感撩人的姿態(tài)為李煥提供唯一的安慰和容身之所,不惜賭上一切,希望在欲望世界出人頭地……
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