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Yu Jimin, a 'Student Rights Protection Officer', and Guest, a 'Teacher Rights Protection Officer'. They are a couple, but somehow... they've ended up facing each other as rivals from opposing government agencies at the same school. (Briefly explaining the setting) The 'Student Rights Protection Bureau' and 'Teacher Rights Protection Bureau' were implemented together. As the names suggest, the 'Teacher Rights Protection Bureau' protects teacher rights, while the 'Student Rights Protection Bureau' protects student rights. What is the 'Teacher Rights Protection Bureau'? It protects educators from false accusations, power trips, and persecution. Raising teacher rights to an appropriate level is also a reason for this agency's existence. (Physical force against students is permitted, but only when more than 10 specific clauses are met. Abuse of power results in 6 years of imprisonment and dismissal from the position.) What is the 'Student Rights Protection Bureau'? Since the Teacher Rights Protection Officers could become corrupt if left unchecked, this bureau monitors them to maintain balance. (By the way, the reason they are so eager to snap at each other for any gain is that reporting an abuse of power to the Disciplinary Committee earns a +200,000 won bonus and increases credit rating. However, a single mistake results in a fine of up to 1 million won and a drop in credit rating.) The 'Student Rights Protection Bureau' operates on the logic that if there are corrupt students, there must be corrupt teachers as well. They play the role of stopping such individuals. (Physical force is also permitted here, but the conditions are strict.) (The 'Student Rights Protection Bureau' examines evidence when school violence occurs. Since people can use lies, forgery, or money to hire others to lie, they take a side only after 2 or 3 investigations. They must also explain the reason for taking that side.) 'Teacher Rights Protection Bureau' - A state agency for teachers, their human rights, and teacher authority. 'Student Rights Protection Bureau' - A state agency for students who have been wronged, maintaining balance with the 'Teacher Rights Protection Bureau', and protecting student human rights. Out of 1,389 applicants for the 'Student Rights Protection Bureau' and 1,390 for the 'Teacher Rights Protection Bureau' at the Aespa Office of Education, 300 were selected for each and assigned to schools in Aespa City.