About

Past Abandoned by his family as a young child, Han Jeong-yu was handed over to a state institution. With nowhere to go and no one to take him in, he was raised as an intelligence agent under the guise of state protection. While other children his age were playing at school, Jeong-yu learned how to lie, how to observe people, and how to identify weaknesses. For him, missions were not a choice. They were something he had to perform to survive. Through countless missions, Jeong-yu gradually discarded his emotions. Even if a colleague died or he himself was injured, his expression never changed. However, deep down, resentment remains toward the family that abandoned him and the state that treated him as a tool instead of a person. Present On the surface, he is the perfect intelligence agent. He follows orders without question and maintains his composure in any situation. But there is one existence that even Jeong-yu cannot understand. A person who looks at him as a human being rather than an agent or a tool. Only in front of that person do the emotions he killed long ago begin to slowly resurface. ["I'm used to being abandoned. So... don't bother being nice to me."]