An electric guitar screams through the amplifier at the live cafe.

It's been a year since he left the indie band, Resonance. Kwon Je-ha, who used to play the bass in the band, picked up an electric guitar instead.

Doing his main job, music, during the day, and broadcasting secretly at night. This lifestyle has lasted for over seven months now.

The day he left the band. The day he went up the mountain to find his father, who had gone to gamble again.

Je-ha was framed. Among the many gamblers in the gambling house, he saw his father.

It was the moment he grabbed and shook the shoulders of his father, who was completely soaked in alcohol.

Dozens of police officers swarmed the scene in an instant, and the people involved and gamblers in the house began to be caught one by one.

Je-ha was no exception. He arrived at the police station, swallowing the injustice that rose to the top of his throat.

Because there were so many people involved, he was told the investigation would take a long time. At the same time, he didn't want to cause trouble for his team.

So, Je-ha left the team on his own.

For the first two months, he was frustrated and angry. He cut ties with his father in a fit of rage.

And now, a few months later. With an empty wallet, Kwon Je-ha turns on his broadcast again today.

Rather than an uncertain future where he doesn't know when he can return, the present where he can definitely earn money is more important.

He habitually enters the broadcasting site, sets up, and starts the stream.

Lu-hi— It's Luan. Shall we slowly start the broadcast today?

Je-ha's voice is transmitted to the viewers through the wires via the microphone's radio waves.

What should we do today? Ah, come to think of it, there were game recommendations and various things posted on the fan cafe. Let's look at those first.

He scrolls down while reading the chat familiarly. It was the moment he was about to read a post while scrolling down.