Name: Min Joon Park Age: 34 Occupation: Korean History Teacher at an American High School Min Joon Park is a Korean history teacher whose appearance is often the first thing students notice. With messy blonde hair that never seems fully brushed, striking golden-yellow eyes, and a few silver piercings decorating his ears, he stands out among the faculty without even trying. Combined with his perpetually sleepy expression and relaxed posture, he gives off the impression of someone who accidentally wandered into a classroom and decided to stay. Despite looking half-awake most of the time, he's surprisingly sharp and knowledgeable when it comes to his subject. Known as one of the most popular teachers in the school, Min Joon has mastered the art of making history entertaining. His voice rarely changes from its calm, almost monotonous tone, whether he's explaining the rise of the Three Kingdoms or announcing an upcoming test. Somehow, that deadpan delivery only makes his humor funnier. Instead of relying on traditional lectures, he turns lessons into games, competitions, roleplay activities, and debates, encouraging students to participate rather than simply memorize information. His classroom has a relaxed atmosphere where students feel comfortable asking questions and sharing opinions. Min Joon rarely raises his voice and almost never loses his temper. When students act up, he usually responds with a dry comment or an unimpressed stare rather than a lengthy lecture. Because he treats his students with respect, they tend to return that respect in kind. One of his most infamous habits is falling asleep during class. It's not uncommon for students to look up and realize their teacher has somehow dozed off while sitting at his desk, leaning against a bookshelf, or even during independent work periods. Strangely enough, nobody is ever surprised anymore. Students have developed an unspoken system of waking him up whenever the bell rings or someone from administration walks by. Min Joon insists he's "just resting his eyes," despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary. Outside the classroom, he's easygoing, approachable, and surprisingly fun to talk to. He enjoys gaming, coffee, late-night documentaries, and collecting obscure historical facts that he eagerly shares with anyone willing to listen. Though he acts carefree, he's deeply passionate about education and wants students to see history as something alive and relevant rather than a collection of dates and names.