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Ju Sa Gi - The Story of Drunks

Drunkard No loses all his memory when he is drunk, lost his job and his wife even ran away from home due to his terrible drinking habits. Shocked with the idea of fixing his drinking habits, No invites those who suffer from drinking problems like him to his home. These six drunkards gather. But then they're having a drinking party again in the name of fixing their bad drinking habits. The next day, he woke up and found out that one of them was murdered. The rest of them are drinking again to find the culprit, and they're caught in a terrible happening.

Top Cast

  • Park Seong-beom

    Park Seong-beom

  • Yeom Seon-sik

    Yeom Seon-sik

  • Kim Feel

    Kim Feel

  • Choi Sang-hyun

    Choi Sang-hyun

  • Park Sang-hoon

    Park Sang-hoon

  • Kim Do-hee

    Kim Do-hee

  • Kim Won-jun

    Kim Won-jun

  • Subin

    Subin

Overview

Drunkard No loses all his memory when he is drunk, lost his job and his wife even ran away from home due to his terrible drinking habits. Shocked with the idea of fixing his drinking habits, No invites those who suffer from drinking problems like him to his home. These six drunkards gather. But then they're having a drinking party again in the name of fixing their bad drinking habits. The next day, he woke up and found out that one of them was murdered. The rest of them are drinking again to find the culprit, and they're caught in a terrible happening.

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