The story, without the spoilers.
After her father is killed, Yoon Ji-woo has only one goal: revenge. She joins a powerful drug gang, trains hard, and then goes undercover inside the police force under a new name. Every step takes her deeper into a world where loyalty is a weapon and trust can get you killed. Han So-hee is extraordinary here, playing Ji-woo as cold, focused and physically convincing in brutal fight scenes that feel raw rather than choreographed for glamour. My Name is only eight episodes, so it moves fast and rarely pauses for breath. The plot has familiar crime-drama turns and the final reveal will not surprise careful viewers, but the execution is sharp, stylish and emotionally direct. This is a revenge story about what vengeance costs the person seeking it, not just the people standing in her way. As Ji-woo climbs deeper into both worlds, she must decide how much of herself she is willing to lose for revenge.
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