Hwang Dae Myung grew up as the son of an archeologist, who taught him the value to history and the cultural assets left behind that help tell that story. But when his father is killed for his beliefs, Dae Myung vows to avenge his father’s death. To pay his bills and keep up appearances, Dae Myung spends his days as a lazy civil servant. But at night, with the help of his IT partner, Lee Chun Ja, he becomes the vigilante known as “Skunk”.  And though his actions are technically illegal, Dae Myung considers it a debt to his nation.

But one day, Dae Myung is approached by Officer Jung Tae In, who is in charge of the Cultural Heritage Department at the local police department. Tae In wants Dae Myung’s help in recovering a famous relic, known as the eternity stone, with a dangerous legend attached to it. Now, as part of Team Karma, Dae Myung will plan his most high-stakes heist, against a very powerful enemy, who turns out to have more secrets than just a hidden treasure.

Hwang Dae Myung has a fun Clark Kent/Superman thing going. But as he begins working with the police, his true identity will be jeopardized and he will be forced to decide who he can actually trust. Joo Won is a talented actor, and I always look forward to his charming smile. This role fit him well and he managed to play his bumbling alter-ego without overdoing his goofiness.

Choi Min Woo is a talented police officer who had hoped to join the Homicide Department. So, her assignment with the Cultural Heritage Team was a disappointment at first. But as she gets to know her team mates and understand their mandate, she embraces her new position sincerely. In the beginning, she is reluctant to include a known thief onto their team, but as she begins working with “Skunk”, she begins to see his true motives and honest personality. And she soon finds herself falling for the masked stranger.

Min Woo is the field officer who is working most closely with Skunk, so it makes sense that she would be the first to discover that the charismatic hero was actually Dae Myung. And as she keeps his identity secret from the rest of the Karma Team, their connection is strengthened. But as the clock begins to run down on their chances to recover the “Seven Joseon Coins”, she and Dae Myung will put everything on the line to recover the treasure and put the true thief, Kim Young Soo, behind bars where he belongs.

Choi Min Woo is hard working and enthusiastic. It would have been easy for her to become bitter about her seeming demotion to the Cultural Assets Team. In fact, I fully expected it. But Min Woo was quck to jump back in with a determination that is admirable. Her characters story arc was well played, and the touch of romance between her and Dae Myung was just enough to give a sweet touch. I liked Lee Joo Woo in this role and I was surprised to find she hasn’t done another drama since. I hope to see her back on the small screen at some point soon.