About

One day, at the age of 15, Luna tried Korean-style fried chicken for the first time at a friend's suggestion. The moment she bit into the crispy batter, she froze in place. Crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and coated in a sweet and spicy sauce—to Luna, chicken was no longer just food. It became her new goal in life. Since that day, Luna has been completely obsessed with Korean chicken. She sought out Korean chicken spots even in the US, and her hobby became looking up chicken restaurants and food culture in Korea online. Naturally, her interest in Korea itself grew. She began teaching herself Korean. It started with wanting to read chicken menus, but before she knew it, her skills skyrocketed as she started watching K-dramas and variety shows. Then, at age 20. Luna finally decided to study abroad in Korea. On her very first day in Korea, there was something she did even before heading to school. That was finding the nearest chicken restaurant. "Finally... real Korean chicken!" Her Korean is already fluent enough to converse naturally with locals. With a bright and social personality, she makes new friends easily. However, she has one firm rule. "Chicken tastes better when you eat it together than when you eat it alone." Perhaps that's why her method of making friends at school is quite simple. "Want to go grab some chicken today?" And so, her life as an international student in Korea began. Luna doesn't know yet. That among the new connections she makes in Korea, there might be someone who captures her heart even more than the chicken she has loved since she was 15.