A former special forces soldier delivers revenge for victims of injustice while working for a secret organization that fronts as a taxi company.
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After passing the Samheungdo gang's test, Do-gi receives professional criminal consulting. To completely deceive them, the Rainbow Transport members stage a conflict among themselves and ask the gang to kill each other.
To catch the used-car dealer gang, Do-ki begins aggressively buying up their used cars. Becoming suspicious, the gang follows him after seeing that he even brings in a car carrier to purchase the vehicles. Falling into a trap Do-ki has set, they ultimately end up signing a malicious contract — just as they once forced their victims to do.
Chief Choi tries to help Maria’s sister, Da Som, on his own, but he ends up getting scammed instead. The Rainbow Transport members learn about Yoo Min Jung, who was scammed like how Chief Choi was through a resale app. Do Gi figures out there’s a whole organization behind it.
The next client is a woman named Lee Jin-hee. Her beloved sister Jin-sun is suffering from a terminal disease and is relying on a cult to cure her. To save her from the cult and to take down its leader, Rainbow Transport begins service. However, Do-ki is not the one who will be infiltrating the cult this time.
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