ZOLBU

Sibohn, once praised as a genius perfumer in France, suddenly loses his sense of smell. Having lost the meaning of life, he travels to Korea, intending to quietly end it all. The one who rescues him from the sea is Hae-woon, a strange man who lives alone and runs an antique shop. Just when Sibohn is about to attempt suicide again, he receives a message from his friend Pierre, saying there might be a way to restore his sense of smell. Grasping at that small ray of hope, Sibohn decides to stay and work part-time at Hae-woon’s antique shop for three months while preparing to return to France. However, Sibohn soon finds himself increasingly entangled with this peculiar man.

Si Bon, a genius perfumer praised as a prodigy in France, suddenly loses his sense of smell. Having lost the very meaning of his life, Si Bon comes to Korea, intending to quietly end it all. But when he throws himself into the sea, he’s rescued by a strange man named Haeun, who lives alone and runs an antique shop. Just as Si Bon tries to take his life again, he receives a call from his friend Pierre—there may be a way to restore his sense of smell. Grasping onto that faint hope, Si Bon decides to stay at Haeun’s antique shop, working and living there for three months to prepare for his return to France. However, as time passes, Si Bon finds himself increasingly drawn into the mysterious world of this peculiar man, Haeun.