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A group of children with hidden superhuman abilities live under assumed names while their parents keep dangerous histories buried. The story follows those families as they try to protect the kids from outside threats and from the consequences of past choices. Tension comes from everyday parenting clashing with high-stakes secrecy, and the plot balances quiet domestic scenes with sudden bursts of action. Central adults carry emotional scars that affect how they shield their children, and alliances form and strain as new dangers surface, forcing characters to make morally difficult decisions without revealing major plot twists or outcomes.

Released in 2023, the series was directed by Park Yoon-seo and developed by creators Park In-je, Kang Full, and Kang Sook. The high-profile ensemble cast includes Ryu Seung-ryong, Han Hyo-joo, Zo In-sung, Cha Tae-hyun, and Ryoo Seung-bum.

While it drew strong viewer interest and critical notice, the show did not sweep major international awards in its first year. Critics and commentators highlighted the performances and production values in year-end coverage, and several cast members were mentioned in industry roundups for their work on the series.

The show generated lively online discussion, in part because of its mixing of family drama with superhero action. Key sequences and the interplay among veteran actors sparked fan art and commentary, and the series prompted conversations about how genre TV can frame parent-child relationships under extreme circumstances.

Critics generally rated the show positively, reflected in an average score of 8.496 out of 10 from audience votes. Reviewers praised the cast chemistry and the way the plot balances suspense with character moments. Major themes include parental responsibility, the burden of secrets, the ethics of power, and how trauma shapes decisions across generations, all presented with brisk pacing and frequent moments of tension.