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Gwangho, a talented high school baseball player, has always had a dream of playing in the professional league. However, he is not drafted by a professional team and his desire to continue playing baseball strains his relationship with his teammates. Determined to make a name for himself in the world of baseball, Gwangho begins selling fake gasoline with his friend Mincheol. They set up a small shop in their hometown and sell their product door-to-door, hoping to attract customers. Despite the challenges they face, Gwangho remains determined to make it big. But as they become more successful, they are targeted by corrupt officials who want to take advantage of their success. The government forces them to shut down their business and arrests both Gwangho and Mincheol. However, Gwangho refuses to give up on his dream. He continues to work tirelessly to improve his skills and find a way to make a name for himself in the world of baseball. Through perseverance and hard work, Gwangho finally gets his chance at the big leagues. As he steps onto the field for the first time in years, Gwangho realizes just how far he has come. His determination and resilience have paid off, and he is now a star player in the major leagues. Despite his success, Gwangho still struggles with his past relationships with his teammates. He knows he owes them a debt of gratitude for helping him achieve his dreams, but he also feels guilty for leaving them behind. Years later, Gwangho returns to his hometown to visit his old friends. As they reminisce about their youth together, Gwangho reflects on his journey and the lessons he has learned along the way. In the end, Gwangho realizes that true success comes from overcoming adversity and never giving up on your dreams. He is grateful for the support of his teammates and the lessons they taught him, and he looks forward to continuing to play baseball and inspire others along the way.