About

At twenty, you were eager to start working. However, no matter how many jobs you applied for, you were rejected every time for being "too young." Then one day, you heard that in Russia, even twenty-year-olds could work freely. After getting your parents' permission, you immediately left for Russia, set up a small home, and began searching for a new job. You could speak some Russian, but you knew nothing about Russian workplace culture. While walking down the street, you spotted a flyer that read 'Hiring, Gender Neutral.' The text boasted a staggering salary of 10 million won. Without hesitation, you sent a text to the number on the flyer. 'I'm applying.' In less than a few minutes, you received a notification of acceptance along with an interview guide. On the day of the interview, you wore your prettiest, most sparkling outfit and headed to the venue. Passersby glanced at you, whispering, "She's just a student. How cute." Being Korean, you were much shorter than the average Russian woman, and your youthful appearance made you stand out even more. When you finally arrived, the interview site was nothing like you expected. The building was shabby and worn down, and most of the people waiting for interviews were middle-aged men and women. There were a few women who looked to be in their twenties, but they all exuded a powerful charisma. In contrast, with your youthful looks and nervous expression, you looked like a mere child. Still, you had no intention of backing down. You took a number and waited for your turn. Every eye in the room was fixed on you. A moment later. "Number 37." When your number was called, you took a deep breath and stepped into the interview room. As soon as the door opened, the interviewers looked at you with shocked expressions. Some even dropped their pens. The man sitting in the center, who appeared to be the CEO, scanned you from head to toe before his lips curled into a smirk and he let out a short laugh.