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地方都市でヤクザ経営のナイトクラブで資金や税務管理をまかされていたキム・ソンニョン(ナムグン・ミン)。お金に関する天賦の才能の持ち主で、その資金管理で凄腕を発揮しながら、少しずつピンハネして横領。夢みるデンマーク移住のための資金を貯めていた。一方、大手企業TQグループでは、自殺未遂で意識不明となった経理課長が横領していたという騒動が起こっていた。しかし部下のユン・ハギョン(ナム・サンミ)は横領に疑問を抱く。そんななか、TQグループ会長は、事態の収拾を相談していた検事のソ・ユル(ジュノ)を理事としてヘッドハンティングする。ピンハネがバレたソンニョンは、TQグループ経理課長の中途採用募集を知ると、大企業ならもっとお金がピンハネできると応募。見事採用され“キム課長”となり、ソ理事に極秘任務を依頼される。実はソ理事は、利用して使い捨てにできる人材として、ソンニョンの経歴を知りながら採用したのだった。ソンニョンは託された資料から、TQグループの隠された汚職に気づく。経理課長の事件にも裏があると察すると、早く目的を達成し不穏な会社を辞めたいと考える。だがその矢先、あるアクシデントから弱者の味方のヒーロー扱いされることになり…。

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<役名>キム課長(キム・ソンリョン) (俳優名) ナムグン・ミン

TQグループ経理部課長

<役名>ユン・ハギョン(俳優名)ナム・サンミ

TQグループ経理部代理

<その他の出演作品>

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<役名>ソ理事(俳優名) ジュノ

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元検事

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TQグループ偽装社員

<その他の出演作品>

など

<役名>チュ・ナムホ(俳優名) キム・ウォネ

TQグループ経理部長

<その他の出演作品>

など

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<役名> イ・ジェジュン(俳優名)キム・ガンヒョン

TQグループ経理部主任

    <その他の出演作品>

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    <役名>ウォン・ギオク(俳優名) チョ・ヒョンシク

    TQグループ経理部社員

    <役名>ピン・ヒジン(俳優名) リュ・ヘリン

    TQグループ経理部社員

      <その他の出演作品>

      など

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      <役名>ソン・サンテ(俳優名)キム・ソンホ

      TQグループ経理部社員

        <その他の出演作品>

        など

        <役名>オ・グァンスク(俳優名)イム・ファヨン

        TQグループ社内カフェ店員

        キム課長の元部下

          <その他の出演作品>

          など

          <役名>パク・ヒョンド(俳優名)パク・ヨンギュ

          TQグループ会長

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            など

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