Albert asks Keum-bo (Jang-mi) out on a date, while President Shin confirms Keum-bo’s real identity in Undercover Miss Hong episode 6.
Undercover Miss Hong episode 6 aired on February 1 via Netflix. This episode, titled The Silence of the Misses, explores the Outstanding Women Employees’ Club, which Keum-bo plans to join. Meanwhile, Albert asks Keum-bo (Jang-mi) out on a date.
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Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers about the series. Read with discretion.
The Dark Side of Outstanding Women’s Club in Undercover Miss Hong Episode 6
Undercover Miss Hong episode 6 opens with learning more about the Outstanding Women Employees’ Club, which was created in 1993 to support female employees. However, it’s actually being used as a slush fund that Song runs, though it’s unclear whether the money is for her or the boss.
At the end of episode 5, we saw a woman named I-Gyeong get killed near a reservoir by the same person who kidnapped Keum-bo earlier. It turns out Song ordered the murder, making her the mastermind behind the scheme.
Meanwhile, Jang-Mi is working hard to secure a role in the club. The previous member, I-Gyeong, received 12 billion won to become an “outstanding woman,” but she misused the money and got into serious trouble, which led to her death.
Now, Bok-Hee seems determined to claim the money for herself, but the funds are all part of the same slush fund. This revelation raises the stakes and makes the club’s operations even more dangerous.
Bok-Hee’s Brother Causes Chaos
Bok-Hee suddenly receives a pile of letters from her brother, who has just been released from prison. He immediately seeks money and attacks her in the street, but Keum-Bo steps in, kicks him down, and protects her friend. A flashback shows how he mistreated her in the past, explaining why Bok-Hee took this job—to avoid dealing with him.
Worried for her safety, Jang-Mi describes Bok-Hee’s brother to the other roommates. Coincidentally, Shin Jung-Woo matches the description perfectly.
When he appears outside the building wearing a trench coat, the group assumes he’s the threatening brother and rushes to confront him. However, Bok-Hee recognizes that he’s actually there for a surprise meeting with No-Ra and intervenes to prevent any trouble.
No-Ra also realizes what’s happening after talking with her mother, leaving the situation messy and full of misunderstandings.
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Albert’s Date Proposal and a Shocking Twist
In Undercover Miss Hong episode 6, Albert asks Jang-Mi out on a date. She initially refuses because of the age gap, but he insists that 20–25 is not too big a difference—little does he know she’s actually 35.
Her boss encourages her to go, reminding her that every opportunity helps her get closer to solving the case. She agrees, arriving late to the date, while Albert grows curious about what happened in the lift with Shin when it broke down.
Jang-Mi claims it was work-related, but in reality, Shin tried to force her to admit she is Keum-Bo. She cleverly assures him that he can’t use this against her, and he ultimately lets her go.
Undercover Miss Hong episode 6 ends with a shocking twist: Albert encounters the kidnapper, hinting that he might be the person responsible for Keum-Bo’s earlier abduction.
Undercover Miss Hong Episode 6 Review
This episode keeps the tension high, balancing light romance with dangerous intrigue. Albert’s date proposal adds charm and humor.
While the lift scene with Shin deepens the suspense and reveals how cunning Jang-Mi must be to protect her identity. The story cleverly blends personal stakes with the larger investigation, keeping viewers engaged.
The shocking ending, with Albert meeting the kidnapper, raises the stakes even higher and sets up a thrilling cliffhanger. It shows how close danger is, even when the plot feels lighter with romantic moments. This episode skillfully mixes suspense, humor, and character development.
Catch the next episode on February 7 via Netflix. The series airs at 9:10 PM (KST) and 8:10 PM (PHT) every Saturday and Sunday.
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