Into the Flames

Iyama, Nagano Prefecture, Japan in 1943. Tae-hyung, a judo player at Iyama High School and a waiter, meets Shin Dae-chul, the same Korean, in a friendly match and shares a friendship...

Jong-ho, who survived with Tae-hyung's help, is trying to kill Kumiko's father under the leadership of steel mafia Ellen Kissinger...

Tae-hyung and Shin Dae-chul, who entered the Tokyo Army Central School due to the cancellation of the All-Japan Student Judo Competition, will have a hard training life amid the harassment of Takeda and Abe.

Alan Kissinger tries to kill Tae-hyung by ordering Jongho, and Dae-chul is heartbroken to see Kumiko and Tae-hyung who have confirmed each other's feelings...

Tae-hyung is very angry that Choi Jong-ho is pressing Sangdong Mine for slush funds, and makes sure that he cannot follow suit. Tae-hyung, who went to the Blue House, returned to the president's unexpected order to take charge of the comprehensive steel business, saying that he was not a bowl...

Tae-hyung's party, who was looking around the candidate site to select the site for comprehensive steel construction, arrives in Pohang.

Tae-hyung asks for a problem with the contents of the KISA contract, but Ahn Seung-joo harshly rejects Tae-hyung's request. Shin Dae-chul receives information about Choi Jong-ho and senses that there was some kind of deal between Alan Kissinger and Choi Jong-ho, but he doesn't tell Kumiko the truth...

Finally, Tae-hyung and Dae-dal reunited to reminisce about their childhood and give advice to Tae-hyung, who was worried about attending the groundbreaking ceremony.

Choi Jong-ho, who was angry at the news of the president's absence in Pohang, will be at odds with Tae-hyung again over the fact that he threatened Ahn Seung-joo.

Kumiko is angry when Kissinger and Jong-ho find out that they are involved in his father's death, while Tae-hyung is embarrassed by the news of a sudden withdrawal of his steel mill investment.

Taehyung goes to Pittsburgh to get his investment back in the steel mill, and Kumiko asks Tae-hyoung for revenge for her father.

Tae-hyung meets with bureaucrats to win Japanese funds and persistently persuades them, while Dae-chul, who witnessed Kumiko and Tae-hyung's kiss, is angry...

The president visits the Yeongil Bay construction site on an unscheduled schedule, faces a barren sandy field with nothing, and is worried. Tae-hyung made a firm commitment to build Yeongil Bay General Steel to the president...

Thanks to Dal-ho, who jumped into the sea, the dredge is barely out of danger, but Dal-ho, who was swept away by the rough waves, eventually loses his life.

As the Japanese technical committee's complaints put Tae-hyung in trouble, the president instructs to accept their demands for Yeongil Bay Steel. But to make it clear that we will no longer tolerate their interference.

Tae-hyung is angry at the Japanese engineer who interferes with the construction of the steel mill, while Kumiko and Dae-chul try to find evidence that Jong-ho killed Kumiko's father, but they face difficulties...

Tae-hyung, worried about his mother who is suspected of being a spy, submitted his resignation letter to the president, but was ignored, and Kumiko, who couldn't find any evidence to catch Kissinger, went to Kissinger with a gun in anger...

Jong-ho confides to Dae-cheol that the beginning of everything is Kumiko's father, Kohei's president, while Tae-hyung declares an emergency...

Tae-hyung and his servants search the construction site on the news that 19 ready-mixed concrete vehicles at the hot smoke emergency site have disappeared. Tae-hyung wakes them up and brings them to the scene, but he feels sorry for the way they work day and night.

Kumiko, who returned to Japan, proposes to Dae-cheol, and the president orders to step down after learning of Jong-ho's sin. Meanwhile, Tae-hyeong is approaching the completion of the steel mill after hard work...