My Name

After her father is murdered, Ji-woo channels her pain into a single mission of revenge. Instead of pursuing justice on her own she casts her lot with a fearsome crime boss who promises protection and access. To get closer to the world that betrayed her she slips into the police ranks, answering to the very man who holds the power she seeks. What starts as a coldly calculated alliance soon tests loyalties and shatters assumptions about who wears the badge and who governs the shadows. The series follows a tense mix of grit, ambition, and moral ambiguity as events unfold, reshaping loyalties and consequences along the way.

Produced in 2021, My Name is created by Kim Jin-min and Kim Ba-da. The series marks a bold entry in Korean crime drama with a lean production style that emphasizes character driven tension and brisk, action saturated scenes. It showcases tight editing, rain soaked urban settings and a night time aesthetic that heightens the sense of danger. The show centers on a young woman whose alliance with a crime boss pulls her into the criminal underworld while she contends with the moral cost of her choices.

Han So-hee's performance in My Name raised her profile in the action heavy corner of Korean television and helped push a wave of female led crime dramas into wider spotlight. The show invites conversations about loyalty and power, and the tense portrayal of an undercover style police operation sparked discussions about ethics within the justice system and the costs of seeking justice by any means.

Viewers gave strong feedback with an 8.2 out of 10 average based on 1,001 votes, indicating steady engagement. Critics praised the crisp pacing, tight plotting and Han So-hee's poised performance. Thematically the show examines vengeance and personal identity against a backdrop of crime and law enforcement, highlighting the toll of crossing lines and the price of survival.

Awards: No major nominations or wins are listed for the series in major ceremonies to date.