Evilive
★ 8 · 2023 · Crime · Mystery · Drama
A hardworking lawyer who randomly selects prisoners to visit and find jobs for himself meets a former baseball player who is also the second in command of a criminal organization. Will he be able to resist the temptations of evil?
Episodes
1. Episode 160m · A struggling lawyer becomes entangled with a ruthless crime organization, forcing him to navigate dangerous new alliances.
2. Episode 261m · As Dong-soo delves deeper into the criminal underworld, he discovers shocking secrets about his new associates.
3. Episode 360m · Tensions rise when a high-stakes deal goes awry, putting Dong-soo and his new allies in jeopardy.
4. Episode 460m · Dong-soo's personal and professional lives collide, leading to unexpected confrontations.
5. Episode 560m · A betrayal within the organization threatens to unravel everything, pushing Dong-soo to take drastic measures.
6. Episode 660m · New alliances are formed as Dong-soo plots his next move, but trust remains elusive.
7. Episode 761m · A power struggle erupts, forcing Dong-soo to make difficult choices that could change his fate.
8. Episode 860m · Dong-soo faces the consequences of his actions as enemies close in from all sides.
9. Episode 961m · With everything at stake, Dong-soo orchestrates a risky plan to regain control.
10. Episode 1068m · Dong-soo's ultimate gambit unfolds, revealing the true extent of his transformation and the price he has paid.More Like This
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