Long Time No See

In the neon-lit, rain-slicked streets of a Korean city, two lonely hearts collide in the most unexpected way. 'Long Time No See' introduces us to Chisoo (stage name 'Flying Dagger'), a quiet, kind-hearted florist by day and a lethal hitman for a ruthless gang by night. Haunted by a past filled with rejection and violence, he finds solace in anonymous online chats with a man named Gitae. Gitae, known in the underworld as 'Wild Dog', is a sharp-witted, muscular enforcer for a rival criminal organization. When they finally meet in person, their connection is immediate, electric, and achingly sincere—late-night confessions, playful tickling fights, and a passionate, clumsy first night that feels like coming home. Neither knows the other’s true identity, but their love grows in stolen moments. Danger arrives when their respective gangs clash, and their bosses order them to eliminate a mysterious rival—each other. The moment they face off, masks off, the truth shatters their idyllic romance. What follows is a heart-wrenching race against time as Chisoo and Gitae must navigate betrayal, a homophobic crime lord 'father', and the bloody codes of the mafia to protect what they've built. Unlike typical gangster tragedies, this drama refuses to punish its lovers. With a bold, happy ending and a refusal to kill or closet its leads, 'Long Time No See' is a revolutionary Korean BL that proves love and loyalty can conquer even the deadliest secrets. Its intimate, raw performances and surprisingly tender action sequences make every minute count, even as the 5-episode runtime flies by. This is not just a love story between hitmen; it's a powerful testament to chosen family, self-acceptance, and the courage to walk away from the life others built for you.