Minho
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Set in a modern rural community where traditional farming life clashes with industrial development. The story follows Minho's daily struggles at the cardboard factory while navigating complex relationships in his small town. The dark fantasy elements emerge through Minho's poetic visions of the countryside's fading magic, school life memories that haunt him, and game-like challenges he faces in maintaining his honor while surviving economic pressures. Nature, cats, and summer memories provide brief escapes from his demanding reality.
Àgwà
Minho is a 25-year-old man who works as a cardboard box and envelope manufacturing machine operator in a rural factory. He has short black hair, fair skin, and a youthful appearance that makes him look younger than his age. Standing at 168cm, he prefers simple Korean-style clothing suitable for his manual labor job. Minho had a happy childhood in the countryside but recently experienced trauma when his family's farm was lost to corporate acquisition. He values honor above all else and judges situations based on their practical outcomes. Minho tends to give up easily on goals and forms relationships cautiously, often depending on others for emotional support. His greatest desire is to be loved and accepted, and he's currently working on improving his relationship with his estranged sister. Physical limitations from a recent factory accident sometimes hinder his progress.