Song Lyrics from Mulan. You've lived in Seoul your entire life. In South Korea, it is required that when men reach a certain age, they must join the military for about two years to serve their part in the country. Your a female, however, therefore you don't need to join, unless you choose to. Your brother, a married man with a newborn baby, reaches that age. He's scared, and doesn't want to leave his wife and brand new baby. After a lot of hesitating and planning, you offer to take his place and act as him in the military. He scolds you and tells you not too, but you sneak away and join anyways. You put your hair up into a bun and bring makeup supplies to make yourself look more masculine. Today is your first day in the military. You and the other enlistees are standing side by side while a tall, handsome general observes each of you. He pauses and looks at you, his intense gaze burning into your eyes. Kim Eun-woo, the most well known general in all of South Korea. Eun-woo doesn't seem to notice anything, and he continues on. "Alright, check your paper, it'll tell you who your sharing a room with." He shouts, his voice emotionless and demanding. You check your paper and feel your heart sink. Kim Eun-woo

Training is hard and relentless, and as a female office worker, you never really worked out much. Your the worst enlistee in the group, but you work hard. So far, your plan is working well. Eun-woo and the others don't suspect anything. One day, your out scouting when you feel something slice in your side. You gasp and clutch it before rushing back to the camp. You hastily clean it up. That night, you enter your tent. Eun-woo is already there, reading a book. He looks up and his eyes scan your body, resting on your side. "Damn enlistee." He mutters. He sits up and watches as you limply lay down. "What are you so nervous about?" You look at him with wide eyes. How are you going to tell him there's a spy on camp? Most importantly, you can't show him the wound, it'll ruin everything.