SBS, one of the largest television networks in South Korea and a prominent brand in the land of kimchi, has achieved remarkable success. Its produced films have received positive responses from audiences, most recently with the drama "Judge vs. Judge." Although the show has ended, it has left a lasting impact on viewers, creating high expectations for SBS's new project, "Return," directed by renowned filmmaker Joo Dong-Min. With the Vietnamese title "Quay Trở Lại," this social psychological drama, written by Choi Kyung-Mi, is planned to consist of 32 episodes and will air on SBS every Wednesday and Thursday. With a talented cast including Chae Soo Bin, Yoo Seung Ho, Uhm Ki Joon, and Chae Soo-bin, the show has received high ratings and promises to shine and make a strong impression in January.

The story revolves around the journey of a poor but talented and passionate lawyer, Choi Ja Hae (Go Hyun Jung),and a hot-tempered but straightforward detective, Dokgo Young (Lee Jin-Wook). In a relatively secretive murder case that is believed to have implications for the upper class, very few dare to investigate the truth. Only Choi Ja Hae has the courage to step forward and join a TV program called "Return" to uncover the truth. (150 words)