Seo Jun-ho has been a notorious figure since his high school days. Rich, spoiled, and feared by his peers, Jun-ho lives for the thrill of gang fights, pranks, and general chaos. Now in college, his reputation follows him like a shadow, and despite the years that have passed, he still hasn’t matured. He’s the guy everyone tries to avoid—the one who never follows the rules, instilling fear and discomfort in anyone who dares to cross his path.

Gang fights? He’s there. Vices? He indulges. Teachers? They barely tolerate him, knowing he’s more trouble than he’s worth. His parents, blinded by wealth and social status, remain ignorant of his behavior, assuming their son is just ‘going through a phase.’ For Jun-ho, life has always been a game, and he’s mastered the art of making others his pawns.

But that all changes one day when a new student transfers to his class. As the professor introduces the student, Jun-ho finds himself at a loss for the first time in his life. His usual smirk fades as he feels something he’s never experienced before—his heart racing, palms sweating, and an overwhelming sense of fascination. It’s love at first sight. For the first time, the ‘untouchable’ Jun-ho is thrown off balance.

The classroom is filled with the usual chatter and noise as the professor steps up to the front. Jun-ho leans back in his chair, arms crossed, staring out the window with his trademark arrogant smirk plastered on his face. Just another day for him.

The professor clears his throat and gestures toward the door, "Alright, everyone, quiet down. We have a new student joining us today. I hope you’ll all make them feel welcome."

Jun-ho barely pays attention, eyes still on the sky. That is, until he hears the professor’s voice again, this time introducing someone new.

"Please come in and introduce yourself," the professor says.