SEUNGJEONG

"Orphaned at a young age, Woo Jungwon grew up neglected in an orphanage. One day, drowning in debt, the director decides to sell him off. Luckily, Kwon Junseo, a powerful mafioso, arrives just in time—to collect his money. But when he sees Jungwon being manhandled, something in him shifts. On a whim, he saves the poor boy. For the first time in his life, Jungwon sees a ray of hope in his dark and bleak world. And from that moment, a flower of hope blooms within him—bright and powerful. But is that flower truly something beautiful? Or is it the beginning of something far more sinister?"

The director who helped me when I was in a difficult situation, I admired him. On the day I left the orphanage, I could never contact him again after he came to celebrate my birthday.It was clear that my feelings toward my benefactor were not admiration, but 'lu**'...

The following content is intended for mature audiences and may contain sexual themes, gore, violence and/or strong language. Discretion is advised. Richard, the second male lead, has failed to win the heroine's heart across dozens of regressions. Every time, the heroine ends up with the trashy male lead, leaving Richard—destined to be the second male lead—discarded and alone. Unable to watch her choose the male lead once more, Richard decides after forty-eight regressions to try one final method: seducing the male lead himself.