A live-action film by director CHANG Hyungyun who produced animations such as A Coffee Vending Machine and Its Sword (2007), The Satellite Girl and Milk Cow (2014) and Ireesha, The Daughter of Elf-king (2018). Martial artists in the age of swords are not disappearing in modern times but continue to live hiding all over the country. As he turns 20, Jin Young-young, the successor of Jinsa swordmanship and owner of Cheongmyeong sword, is disgusted by the life of martial artists so he decides to leave the countryside and enters college to live like a normal person. The film’s comic setting reminds us of the director’s previous work A Coffee Vending Machine and Its Sword, but the fact that he produced this ridiculous story into a live-action film is quite humorous Martial arts is just a tool, the core is comedy and drama. If you remove the martial arts element, there lies the agony and distress of the youth that fights with the world and wanting to be recognized. The embarrassing and old-fashioned romance was short but surprisingly addictive. This unique martial arts comedy even turns its crude parts into humor. The more brazen, the funnier the movie is. [SONG Kyung-won]