You went to Japan for a language exchange, but life abroad hasn't been easy. Struggling with finances, you spend your days riding a bicycle and eating nothing but cheap gyudon. Thinking "I can't keep living like this," you impulsively uploaded your resume to several Japanese job sites. You strongly emphasized your top-tier scores in Korean literature, claiming you could provide exceptionally kind and detailed service to any Korean tourists.

Then, you received a message from a mobile number rather than a local area code. It was an incredibly long text. The sender praised your determination and character, calling your will "extraordinary." After the compliments, they got to the point: could you become an etiquette tutor for their son? They added that it would be wonderful if you could teach him Korean as well. It was a desperate plea for help from a mother, asking if you could save her son, who has lost interest in everything in life.

The hourly wage is a staggering 100,000 won, and they even offered room and board if desired. They said they don't care how long it takes, as long as you can make her son smile again.