Title: The Story of Bi Hyeong: Enchanted Master of the Goblin – Episode 4 (2025) | English Subtitles br br Country: South Korea | Language: Korean (English Subtitles) br Genres: Fantasy, Romance, Supernatural, BL br br Episode 4 Synopsis & Hook Points: br - This episode opens with a symbolic, animated prologue giving deeper background on those born between the human and gumihogoblin worlds. We see how Geum Bok’s dual heritage isolates him ‒ neither fully accepted by humans nor gumiho. br - Geum Bok (GB) revisits the clinic and confronts the plastic surgeon, who delivers an uncomfortable truth: physical change alone won’t heal emotional wounds. This confrontation shakes GB’s self-perception. br - Ji Gwi, the gumiho doctor, appears more in GB’s life. A moment of intimacy or vulnerability arises, where Ji Gwi shows concern or blurts something emotionally revealing. Their dynamic becomes more layered, suggesting Ji Gwi might hold keys to GB’s past or healing. br - Gildal (Gil Dal), Bi Hyeong’s protectorbodyguard, also has moments exposed: flashbacks or emotional cracks that show his deeper concern for both Bi Hyeong and GB, perhaps even jealousy or protectiveness. GB and Bi Hyeong themselves clash: GB, needing physical touchnurture, seeks warmth; Bi Hyeong (or his nature as goblindokkaebi) is still bound by supernatural rules and personal reservations. br - The supernatural threat intensifies: the “red thread” binding (seen tied around GB’s leg) is revealed or tested. Ghosts or spirits start to respond violently. The balance between ghostgoblinhuman realms is tilting, especially after GB’s kiss with Bi Hyeong in previous episodes. The opening “binding” imagery and dream-like sequences heighten the tension. br br Why Episode 4 Is Crucial: br This episode shifts the story from setup to real emotional stakes. It reveals more of GB’s internal conflict, Ji Gwi’s role, Gildal’s loyalty, and the supernatural consequences of past choices. Romantic tension + fantasy danger combine, making viewers simultaneously want more sweetness and fear the next haunt.