Military Prosecutor Doberman

Be Man's agreed term of five years as a military prosecutor is about to end, and that's when Cha Woo In joins the department as the new military prosecutor. She acts and speaks differently from other ordinary newcomers, and Be Man right away senses that she's hiding something. Be Man makes sure that she stays quiet until he's discharged, but Woo In doesn't seem to care.

Knowing that things could get ugly if people find out about Allen's disappearance, No Tae Nam suggests to Yong Moon Gu that he bring in Be Man for the dirty job. While tracking down Allen, Be Man realizes that his chore has something to do with Tae Nam and also that a girl with red hair could be responsible for the disappearance.

Be Man discovers a new lead that connects Woo In to Allen's abduction. While doing so, he gets an opportunity to work under Chairman No Tae Nam, but the opportunity comes at a heavy cost. Be Man believes that his days after the discharge are set, but everything suddenly starts to fall apart.

Woo In doesn't hesitate to show Be Man who she really is, and Be Man finds it difficult to get a grasp of the situation. With only a few days remaining until discharge, Be Man struggles to figure out where everything started to go wrong. Meanwhile, for her own sake, Hwa Young instructs Moon Gu to enlist Tae Nam in the army and takes her son under her wing.

Woo In's words are not convincing enough to persuade Be Man to risk everything to help her. However, Woo In realizes that he will eventually return to her. Meanwhile, Woo In prepares for a military court case regarding No Tae Nam. The two seem to have gone their separate ways, but a scuffle with No Hwa Young brings back Be Man's forgotten memory from his tragic accident.