The world of Kdramas is about to welcome a new series as dark as it is breathtaking. No Mercy (formerly Punishment), airing on September 24, plunges us into the murky world of voice scams and digital manipulation. An intense thriller where revenge becomes a matter of survival.
At the heart of the plot: Ha So-min, played by Lee Joo-youngin a deeply moving role. A forgotten former actress, her life is turned upside down when a scam like voice phishing her parents and her dreams. Broken but determined, she decides to turn the situation to her advantage. Using deepfake technology, she infiltrates the network responsible for the tragedy... with a single objective: to bring down the culprits.
Opposite her is the ruthless Ma Seok-gu, played by Ji Seung-hyunhead of the Ilseongpa criminal organization. A cold, calculating character whose very presence creates palpable tension. His grip on the network is total... but could waver.
To carry out his quest, Ha So-min finds an unexpected ally in the person of Park Jeong-hoona young detective as brilliant as he is relentless, played by Junhoea member of the iKON group. Top of his class at the police academy, Jeong Hoon is no rookie. Behind his piercing gaze lies a fierce determination to bring the truth to light. Together, they form an explosive duo, navigating between distrust and cooperation.
The recently unveiled poster gives a first glimpse of this tense atmosphere. We see Ha So-min, her eyes burning with determination, accompanied by this sentence that carries a lot of meaning: "That voice that tricked me... this time, I'm going to trick it." Ma Seok Gu imposes his presence with a menacing aura, while Park Jeong-hoon watches from the sidelines, ready to strike at the decisive moment.
Between cutting-edge technologies, identity games and betrayals, No Mercy promises to be a series to keep an eye on for fans of psychological thrillers and revenge plots. With a solid cast, a timely subject and tension building from the very first images, we look forward to seeing you on September 24 on Wavve (awaiting an international broadcaster).
