Point Shooting

After raising his only niece following the tragic accident that claimed the lives of his brother and sister-in-law, Police Inspector Seo Gun-seok finally watches her walk down the aisle. With his greatest responsibility fulfilled, he is left grappling with an overwhelming sense of emptiness, feeling older and more exhausted than ever before. His quiet, hollow routine is abruptly shattered by the arrival of an unexpected visitor who drags long-buried emotions back to the surface. Cho Jun-heon was once just his niece’s childhood friend—a young man whose potential Gun-seok recognized and nurtured by teaching him how to shoot, ultimately guiding him toward a career in competitive marksmanship. However, their history ended on a painful note six years ago when Gun-seok firmly rejected the university student's romantic confession. Now, Jun-heon reappears as though nothing ever happened between them. He has grown significantly taller, carries himself with relentless flirtation, and seems to be concealing a deeper motive behind his sudden return, forcing Gun-seok to confront the past he thought he had successfully locked away.