Lee Na-young said, "I regret telling the world earlier about the sexual assault victim." Live confession.."HONOR". It's 4%

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In "Honor: Their Court," Lee Na-young confessed to sexual assault 20 years ago and sank Seo Hyun-woo by revealing the secret prostitution app "Connectin."

According to Nielsen Korea on the 25th, the 8th episode of the ENA Monday-Tuesday drama "Honor: Their Court" (directed by Park Geon-ho / scripted by Park Ga-yeon, hereinafter referred to as "Honor") recorded 4.2% nationwide and 4.0% in the metropolitan area, proving the moving response of viewers.

In the eighth episode of Honor, Yoon Ra-young (Lee Na-young) was depicted in a trap designed by Park Je-yeol (Seo Hyun-woo). He said, "I can crush you at any time. Yoon Ra-young, who constantly stimulated trauma 20 years ago, said, "You can't get out of that night forever." At that time, his wife Hong Yeon-hee (Baek Eun-hye), who was assaulted and collapsed, overpowered Park Je-yeol with an electric shocker, and the two managed to escape. In the meantime, Hong Yeon-hee, who learned the truth, not Yoon Ra-young's false past due to her husband's gas lighting, said, "Please end him," and handed over a USB that copied Park Je-yeol's mobile phone data.

However, the counterattack was not smooth. When abnormal access to the "Connect-in" was detected, Park Je-yeol executed an emergency shutdown in the administrator mode and deleted users' apps to destroy evidence. L&J hacker Kim Dong-je (played by Kim Moon-ki) attempted to release the administrator mode password using Park Je-yeol's mobile phone data, but he was in a desperate situation with only one chance left due to input restrictions. At that time, Baek Tae-joo (Yeon Woo-jin), CEO of the IT company "The Prime," the fiancée of Kang Shin-jae (Jeong Eun-chae), showed his skills. It succeeded in releasing the manager's screen, and finally secured evidence, including the connection record of the "Connectin," the details of the money transaction, and the message of the victim's supply instruction.

But in the meantime, Park Je-yeol moved one step ahead. In time for Yoon Ra-young's appearance in the live debate, he detonated an article that exposed photos of three L&J lawyers under the title, "The perpetrator of the attempted murder of a Korean University law student 20 years ago was a famous star lawyer." Blindness spread to the community, and public opinion rapidly deteriorated. At the same time, Yoon Ra-young, unaware of the fact, was blatantly attacked by the opposing panel to deceive the crime and call for justice. The past that she wanted to hide was revealed in front of the whole nation, and Park Je-yeol's threat, "I'm afraid to see you as a victim forever, so I can't say anything," passed by her in confusion amid the attention of cameras and audience members. But this time it was different. Yoon Ra-young put to rest the studio, which was buzzing with a confession that she was a victim of sexual assault.

Yoon Ra-young confidently revealed that her boyfriend at the time, Park Je-yeol, sexually assaulted her and also abused her friends who tried to save her. "If I had informed the world earlier, I would have prevented the sacrifice, but I regret it," he said, referring to reporter Lee Joon-hyuk, who was killed while covering the prostitution cartel, and Cho Yoo-jung, who was framed for murder and lost her life. And finally, he revealed that "a secret prostitution application 'Connectin' operated for the high class exists, and the incumbent prosecutor involved in the operation is Park Je-yeol," urging the investigative agency to take quick action. Yoon Ra-young didn't run away like she did 20 years ago, and she didn't collapse even if she broke down.

The three L&J members embraced each other once again to deal with the headwind even if it resulted in a headwind. But it wasn't L&J who was shot by the arrow. Park Je-yeol was informed of the suspension of his duties by the Minister of Justice and was driven to the edge of the cliff. Corruption rings within the police have also been broken. Police Kim Seung-jin (Jeong Hee-tae), who was Park Je-yeol's subordinate, threatened to take away the evidence secured by L&J, but his partner detective Koo Sun-kyu (Choi Young-joon), the husband of Hwang Hyun-jin (Lee Chung-ah), who had already witnessed and suspected the destruction of evidence of his cannon phone and drug syringe, responded with meticulousness to take out the live ammunition of the pistol in advance. In the end, Kim Seung-jin was arrested as a red-handed criminal.

Above all, Yoon Ra-young's courage caused a huge wave. Previous clients and numerous citizens who watched the show sent flower baskets to support her courage, such as "I will return the courage that the lawyer gave me next to me." In addition, the "Connectin" victims, who were hiding in the shade, gathered their courage and opened the doors of the L&J office one by one. Yoon Ra-young promised to "do everything to protect you" and opened the prelude to a full-fledged war against great evil with the power of "solidarity," not alone.

But not everyone felt the same way. Han Min-seo (Jeon So-young), another sexual exploitation victim of "Connectin," packed her bags and left Yoon Ra-young's house, saying she would return them more painfully than what she suffered. It raised tensions over what variables Han Min-seo, who plans to take revenge in his own way, approached Park Sang-ah (played by Kim Tae-yeon), Park Je-yeol's daughter, and collected evidence of his ruthless assault. Honor' airs every Monday and Tuesday at 10 p.m. and is also released on KT Genie TV and Coupang Play.

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