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🌸 Episode 13 “From Stabbed to Sherlock” – The Nice Guy Recap 🌸

Hey there, Nice-Guy buddies! Ep 13 just turned our cinnamon-roll into a full-blown detective and my heart is still doing celebratory cartwheels...let’s unpack the awesomeness:

Seok-cheol’s still rocking hospital gowns, yet somehow scores Woo-seok’s digits (teen stabber). One cute “hey, it’s me, no hard feelings” call later, we learn the poor kid was threatened: “Stab or Mom gets it.” Cue collective “AWW, protect the baby!”

Chang-soo struts into HQ to find Sang-yeol lounging in his throne like a smug cat. Warning shot fired: “If you touched my cinnamon boy, I’ll end you.” Sang-yeol sweats, immediately orders a Woo-seok hit. Rude alert level: maximum.

Mi-youly marches to Tae-hoon, heart on sleeve: “I belong with Seok-cheol, please set me free.” Tae-hoon’s eyes mist, pride finally deflates; he mumbles, “Go be happy.” Growth hair-flip achieved—we’ll take it!

Before Woo-seok can turn himself in, goons stage a fake crash. Morning news = devastating. Seok-cheol’s grief morphs into righteous fury: “You killed a kid. Game on, Sang-yeol.”

Hospital rooftop, tense coffees. Seok-cheol lays out the SMS frame-job and murder plot; Tae-hoon realizes he’s been punk’d. Reluctant truce formed, enemy-of-my-enemy vibes activated.

Recovery field trip! Entire squad (Mi-young, Ki-hong, Byeong-soo, Seok-hee) invades parents’ house. Ki-hong officially asks for Seok-hee’s hand AND a joint study-abroad ticket, Dad tears up, Mom already picking wedding dates. Seok-cheol introduces Mi-young as “the one who glued my heart back”...pass the collective AWW.

While love blooms, Tae-hoon’s boys clash with Sang-yeol’s minions—fists fly, sirens wail, police net widens. Basically a Michael Bay scene shot in our backyard.

Chang-soo has fully washed his hands: “Sang-yeol will sink the ship, save who you can.” Basically grants Seok-cheol vigilante permission slip with a sad smile.

Enter runaway goon Du-shik (remember him?). Seok-cheol hires him for a little B&E: break into Sang-yeol’s ride, swipe dash-cam, expose murder proof. Ocean’s Eleven but with more feelings.

Episode ends with Seok-cheol dialing his nemesis: “Hey bro, why’d you try to kill me?” Sang-yeol’s smirk melts into sweat. Roll credits while we scream, “ANSWER HIM!”

🌸 Episode 14 “Cuffs, Kisses & Clean Slates” – The Nice Guy Finale 🌸

Hey there, Nice-Guy buddies! The final episode just wrapped and I’m an emotional pretzel...let’s walk through the sparkle-tears together:

Seok-cheol keeps Sang-yeol blabbing on the phone (“Why’d you try to kill me, bro?”) while Du-shik ninja-swipes the SD card. Evidence secured, tea ready to spill, Ocean’s Eleven wishes it had this much heart.

Between snuggly family breakfasts and Mi-young giggles, Seok-cheol’s eyes stay misty, like he’s pre-loading goodbye hugs. We feel you, king...big storms ahead.

One heartfelt letter later, he slips into classic black suit of destiny. Letter = basically “Thanks for loving me, might be away for coffee… for a bit.” Cue swoon-level handwriting appreciation.

While big bro marches toward doom, Seok-kyung starts her first day as a car-sales queen and Byeong-soo drops to one knee, rings hidden in the glovebox. She says YES through happy tears; we all collectively scream “SQUEE!”

Seok-cheol storms gang HQ: “You’re coming to the police station, field trip!” Outnumbered moment? Enter Tae-hoon and crew for the most unexpected backup dancer debut. All-out brawl, ceiling-shaking punches, and a final one-on-one that has us biting nails. Just as Cinnamon Roll might lose his kindness compass, sirens! Byeong-soo + SWAT crash the party, cuffs click, evil officially cancelled.

Next morning newsflash: Sang-yeol nets 20 years of stainless-steel bracelets; Seok-cheol gets 2.5 for righteous gang-adjacent antics. Ratio = justice served with a side of “we’ll wait for you.”

Mi-young pens chart-topping ballads straight from his goodbye letter; fam visits every week (he avoids eye-contact with her ON PURPOSE to spare feelings...rude, adorable, infuriating). Mysterious benefactor clears family debts, Santa is real and apparently likes K-dramas.

Two quick years =
  • Seok-hee & Ki-hong: married, graduated, living the European dream.
  • Seok-kyung & Byeong-soo: wedding bells ringing, car-lot thriving.
  • Mi-young: glow-up singer, concert lights and fan chants.
  • Seok-cheol: released, suit fresher than ever, heart still hers.

He walks out expecting empty curb, Mi-young pulls up, tear-smile combo, they crash into the most deserved hug in dramaland history. Roll credits, cue our collective ugly-crying slow-mo wave.
 
So long, Nice Guy family, thanks for teaching us that kindness can punch back, love letters become hit songs, and every cinnamon roll eventually gets his icing. Keep the gangster garb in storage, Seok-cheol, we’ll rewatch your journey whenever we need a hug from the screen.

 

 

 

 

 

DramaZen's Opinion

Opinion of The Nice Guy
 
I just mainlined the final two eps and I’m basically a human marshmallow—crispy outside, gooey inside, 10/10 would burn again!
 
Ep 13: Our cinnamon roll went full Sherlock: dash-cam heist, phone-call misdirection, and the most polite “why’d you try to kill me?” interrogation ever. Watching Sang-yeol sweat through his evil suit? Chef’s kiss. And when Tae-hoon finally lowered his pride flag and let Mi-young go, my respect-o-meter exploded.
 
Ep 14: Suit-up showdown! Seok-cheol strutted into HQ like “Field trip to jail, anyone?” and Tae-hoon arrived with backup dancers and unresolved feelings. Chairs flew, punches landed, SWAT burst in like surprise party planners...pure cinematic popcorn. Then came the courtroom curveball: 20 years for baddie, 2.5 for our reformed gang teddy bear. Justice math? Accepted.
 
Time-jump delivered EVERYTHING: car-lot proposals, European diplomas, debt-santa mystery, and a chart-topping love-letter ballad. When Mi-young pulled up to that prison gate and they melted into each other’s arms, I became a human tea kettle, high-pitched squeal, steam everywhere.
 
Verdict: The Nice Guy proved nice doesn’t mean naive, it means noble, knuckled-up, and ready to write love letters that hit #1. Rewatch button, here I come. Stay fluffy, stay fierce, and somebody please hand me more tissues...this cinnamon roll earned his icing.

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