The Tough Guy Returns: Tiger Roars Through the Mountain Village

He'd planned to return to his hometown covered in glory, but instead he came home with three years in prison behind him. Even so, he has a clear conscience: he did right by the brothers and comrades who died. What leaves him most at a loss is returning to the place that isn't his hometown, yet feels more like home than anywhere else, only to find everything changed. There's not a house or a patch of land left. But that doesn't matter. He doesn't plan to leave again, and with two hardworking hands, he can build a life from scratch. He's not afraid of being broke; where there's a mountain, there's a way to make a living. Still, unexpected things keep happening. By chance, he ventures deep into a cave and inherits a legacy, setting out on a completely different life. He thought he'd spend the rest of his days in peace in the mountain village. But as he travels along, one lovely woman after another comes into his life, including some who stage fake accidents, cling to him, throw themselves at him, or remain utterly devoted. That's all right, it's nothing to worry about. We'll all be fine from now on. Tiger Brother will tell you a legend from a whole new perspective, along with the mountain-village life you've been dreaming of. He settles at the edge of the mountains and keeps to himself, yet somehow he keeps appearing in the public eye, attracting attention and endless applause. I'm a good person. Maybe I can't do one good deed every day, but when I see something, when I come across it, I can't just ignore it and stand by. Who could have expected that it would lead me to uncover a secret about my own past? Grandson, come back to the capital. Two courtyard homes and more than twenty properties are yours. I've kept them for you. Don't keep living out in the wilderness. I'm fine, Grandpa, don't worry about me. I need to stay with my mother, or she'll be too lonely here. Grandson, come home. That's right, little brother, come home. Stay away from me. I still have to stay with them. Ah, you're human.