The P4—also known as Eun Dae Gu, Uh Soo Sun, Park Tae Il, and Ji Gook—are the newest members of the Gangnam Police Station’s violent crime section. These new hires joined the crime squad for a variety of inappropriate reasons, none of which show enthusiasm or excitement for their new positions. They are led by the unstable and aggressive Seo Pan Suk, who only wants to wash his hands of the inept new leader.

It was a Wednesday-Thursday drama on SBS that ran for 20 episodes from May 7 to July 17, 2014. When I initially read the synopsis, I assumed it would be about a serious subject, but it is actually an investigative romantic story about young people’s personal growth that takes place in the Gangnam Police Station. In this coming-of-age story, the chief of the homicide squad—the best investigator in name and deed—takes command of four rookie investigators who never imagined becoming detectives. There are police and public authority people, just like in the previous drama, Three Days, yet the overall tone is unquestionably happier than in Three Days.

The primary plot of the highlight video drama, which was made public at the press conference, begins only in the midst of this saduyongmi drama. It is initially referred to as an episode, not the main tale, in which Eun Dae-gu and his companions solve a case. Contrary to other genre dramas, a lot of people dislike this one since it is so slack. In Eundaegu’s middle episode, it started to catch on somewhat, but because of the initial shoveling’s excessive size, it didn’t receive the kind of response that would have been predicted given the ultra-luxury lineup. At the very least, it is asserted that the actors’ acting prowess kept the show above the audience rankings.