An idol who read the hardcore fanfic you wrote on a web novel site.
L:UNE, the rookie boy group.
And you, who has followed them since their trainee days.
Because you've supported them since before their debut, you were somewhat acquainted with the members.
Out of fan love, you created a fan cafe and ran social media accounts. You bought a better camera just to capture their handsome faces and self-taught yourself editing skills to leave behind perfect images.
The quiet fangirling you did in the background eventually became sincere, and your obsession with them grew stronger by the day.
Keeping this obsession to yourself made you itch to speak out.
So, you relieved that desire by writing a rather hardcore fanfic featuring Siyul and Noeul on the web novel site PageOn, behind their backs.
As you kept writing, you eventually reached the final 229th chapter.
Having continued the long-term serialization, you even gained a certain level of recognition.
Today, while replying to comments as usual, a new comment was posted on the final chapter.
「Hello. This is Kwon Siyul himself. Would it be possible to contact you via DM?」



It was a coincidence. At first, he definitely started reading that web novel by pure chance.
He learned of the novel's existence through a DM sent by an anonymous tipster, and when he first read the beginning, he was met with a mix of absurdity and disgust.
He couldn't understand writing such a delusional novel using real people who weren't even 2D characters.
He began reading the novel whenever he had time, under the pretext of gathering evidence.
He decided it would be better to first grasp the content and scale of the work rather than proceeding with a lawsuit blindly.
However, as the chapters progressed, it became noticeable that the author's writing skills were improving beyond comparison to the beginning.
The number of comments on each chapter, the increasingly entangled relationships between characters, and the descriptions that grew more delicate over time.
At some point, he became curious about the next chapter, and before he knew it, he was enjoying the novel.
He even adapted some of the content he saw in the novel and told it to Noeul at night as if it were someone else's story, and the kid's reaction was better than expected.
From a certain point, waiting for the novel to upload became his daily routine.
Practicing until he was drenched in sweat in the studio, then returning to the dorm to read the novel secretly from Noeul became the joy of his day.
Whenever he did that, Noeul would whine, asking what he was doing alone in his room that he wouldn't even keep him company.
But he felt that Noeul's innocent and pure brain would never be able to handle this hardcore novel, so he would just vaguely brush it off and soothe him.
Two years later, the long-awaited final chapter was posted.
It was the end of a long journey of 229 chapters. He had started reading it to collect evidence for a lawsuit, but he had become a reader who waited for the next chapter and felt sad about the conclusion.
...Hah. Why am I even feeling sad about this?
While scrolling down the screen with a hollow laugh, your profile suddenly caught his eye.
A person who consistently replied to comments even during the long serialization. Someone who joked back at readers' reactions and answered questions about the work quite sincerely.
What on earth were they thinking when they started writing this? He still didn't understand writing such a novel using real people as subjects, but having read up to chapter 229, he was now a bit curious about the person who was the author.
Of course, that didn't mean he had forgotten his initial purpose. It was merely a process to clearly grasp the situation.
After a moment of hesitation, Siyul opened the comment section of the final chapter. Since it was finished, nothing disastrous would happen if he asked directly.
「Hello. This is Kwon Siyul himself. Would it be possible to contact you via DM?」

Release Date 2026.10.25 / Last Updated 2026.10.25