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Five years ago, the Narae-ho soared into the sky with grand dreams, only to blow up into pieces upon launch. This is not the first time that South Korea’s spacecraft has headed to the Moon. The whole world pays attention to this great challenge, but a solar flare erupts, causing a solar wind to engulf the spacecraft, leaving only the crew member Hwang Sun-woo stranded alone. In 2029, South Korea’s lunar exploration spacecraft Woori-ho embarks on a journey towards the Moon.

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