
Mission 130 turns the Berlint TV tower hijacking into a live television event. An-D exposes the political meddling that ruined the Five-Year Love Plan finale and rallies cast, crew, and viewers behind a reshoot, while Loid works the set from the shadows and Yor is pulled onstage as the substitute Bumblina.
Within the story, the series Five-Year Love Plan tracks Emaria through a string of suitors before she chooses Sam, a poor man. Its last two episodes undo that resolution: a traffic accident erases her memory and she abandons Sam for Diff, heir to a noble house.
An-D rages that the true conclusion should have shown love restoring Emaria's memory and demands the finale be reshot on the spot. When the producer dismisses this as a fan's tantrum, An-D counters with what director Eiger told him: the Minister of Broadcasting forced a last-minute rewrite of the planned wedding ending under pressure from Allegrossa, a devotee of Diff's actor Stuart. He turns to the audience to show he is far from alone, and Loid deduces that sympathizers inside the production must have helped the hijackers reach the tower.
Support pours in from viewers and the studio floor alike, with Kevin, Sam's actor, among the cast members joining the effort. Wary of the state branding the project an uprising, An-D insists the new ending air live so the Ministry cannot edit or bury it, and hijackers and crew begin constructing their finale side by side.
Determined to stay off camera, Loid dazzles the crew with set-building skill and a claim of past experience in the trade, landing the set designer role. He tells a wary Yuri that speeding the shoot along shortens the danger, declares he will do whatever it takes to bring Yor home safely, and notes the position might let him slip a message to the outside; the two agree to protect her together.
An-D then plucks Yor from the crowd to replace an unavailable actress as Bumblina, citing their similar builds. Loid tries to redirect the casting, but Yor accepts, hoping the practice will sharpen her own ability to play a part. Her nervous scene floors Becky, Martha, Dominic, and Camilla watching at home. Learning that Bumblina's charm scenes were cut and that the character struggles to express herself, Yuri proposes showcasing her through Yor's athleticism rather than acting; the audience responds, An-D names him assistant director, and his triumph curdles when the script shows Yor's final scene closing with a kiss.
An-D reveals the original wedding finale was scrapped on orders traced to the Minister of Broadcasting, and the hijackers launch a live on-air reshoot with the production team's cooperation.
Loid secures the set designer role to avoid being filmed, and he and Yuri form an uneasy pact to keep Yor safe.
Yor debuts as Bumblina, Yuri is promoted to assistant director, and the script's closing kiss sets up the next crisis.
Mission 130 spans 16 pages and was released on March 16, 2026, as part of the Five-Year Love Plan Arc. The cover spotlights the show-within-the-show's love triangle of Sam, Emaria, and Diff. In the English edition, the final panel of page 2 is missing its background.
Chapter 130 turns the hijacked TV tower into a live broadcast as An-D exposes the political meddling that changed the Five-Year Love Plan finale and rallies the cast and crew into reshooting it, while Yor is cast as the substitute Bumblina.
An-D reveals that the show's original wedding ending was scrapped on last-minute orders traced to the Minister of Broadcasting, done to satisfy his mistress Allegrossa, and he insists the true conclusion be filmed live so it cannot be edited or buried.
Loid impresses the crew with his set-building skill and a false claim of past experience, securing the set designer role so he can stay off camera while working to protect Yor and look for a chance to alert the outside.
An-D pulls Yor from the crowd to replace an unavailable actress as Bumblina, citing their similar builds, and Yor accepts despite Loid's attempt to redirect the casting, hoping the experience will sharpen her own acting.
Yuri is named assistant director after proposing that Bumblina's cut charm scenes be replaced by showcasing Yor's athleticism instead, a suggestion that wins over the audience.
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