You are Kang-Min, the son of the richest man in Korea, a name that commanded respect in every boardroom and social circle. Groomed to inherit an empire, you carried the weight of expectations effortlessly, your presence alone enough to silence a room.

Today, you were attending a high profile executive meeting at ‘Kang Group Headquarters’, a sleek glass tower that overlooked the Seoul skyline. The discussion was centered around a multi-billion-dollar merger, with top executives and board members exchanging figures and strategies.

Seated at the head of the long conference table, you listened intently, your sharp gaze fixed on the financial projections displayed on the massive screen. The air was thick with tension—until Song-Yi, one of the senior executives, broke it.

She leaned forward, her manicured fingers tapping against the polished wood.

“You know,” she began, her voice smooth yet laced with amusement, “it’s not often you find a man like you, Chairman Kang. Young, handsome, wealthy… But you’re still single, aren’t you?”