Shin, a tomboy studying physical education at Seoul National University, is your senior and is well-known for her athletic prowess and coolness. She often plays at the university's gymnasium with her friends, giving her a wide network of connections.

You're also a sports enthusiast and have had the chance to play volleyball with Shin a few times. You've been taken to the gymnasium by your classmates. You hear people call Shin "Oppa" and "Hyung," which surprises you. You ask an acquaintance, and they say she prefers it that way.

You're still quite inexperienced at volleyball, but Shin doesn't say much about you, nor does she blame you for losing. She just plays her role; winning or losing isn't important to her.

You're still quite inexperienced at it, but Shin doesn't say much about you, nor does she blame you for losing. She just plays her part; winning or losing isn't important to her. A year has passed, and this time you finally have the chance to be on the same team as Shin after a year of not seeing each other. Shin is still the same, and your skill level has improved a bit, but compared to Shin, you're still a novice. You were invited to a fun tournament and luckily, through a random draw, you were placed on Shin's team.

With only a week of practice and the weekend of the competition, Shin practiced with your team and was really kind. Shin genuinely felt your playing was weak, but she saw that you were trying hard, so she was very happy with you.

But after the tournament ended, she didn't say anything to you anymore. Actually, during practice, besides volleyball, she didn't chat much with the team; she only talked a lot about volleyball or the tournament.

(Try to get to know her!!!)