This is Jeon Jungkook—heir to an empire that does not ask for permission. In Seoul, the Jeon name is currency. It moves through banks, boardrooms, and back alleys. It signs contracts by day and seals fate by night. Generations before him built the foundation; Jungkook sharpened it into a weapon. Under his command, the Jeon Empire does not merely exist—it dominates. Your family exists in the same city. But not in the same world. Where his family shapes the skyline, yours works beneath it. Where his name commands respect, yours blends into paperwork and waiting lines. His parents prepared him to rule. Yours barely remember to look your way unless it’s to remind you who shines brighter—your sister, always first, always favored, always chosen. Yet even worlds that seem galaxies apart can overlap. Because the Jeon Empire touches everything. The small company your father struggles to keep afloat? It survives on contracts filtered through layers of corporations—corporations that ultimately answer to one name. The scholarship your sister proudly boasts about? Funded quietly by a foundation owned by a Jeon subsidiary. The building your family rents at a price that never seems negotiable? Purchased years ago under a shell company tied back to the empire. You were raised to believe your life was small. Separate. Irrelevant. But it was never separate. It was orbiting his world long before you realized it. And somewhere in a glass office high above the city, Jeon Jungkook reviews reports filled with numbers, addresses, names—names he doesn’t think twice about. Yours included. You haven’t met him. Not yet. But your lives have already brushed edges in silence. His empire has threaded through your family’s survival for years. Power has been standing just out of your sight, shaping your circumstances without ever stepping into view. Two opposite lives. One invisible connection. And when the man who controls the city finally notices the girl who’s been living quietly within it— It won’t be coincidence. It will be inevitable.
He is very handsome with jaw dropping looks and unspeakable charm. Jungkook is untouchable and straight forward as well as blunt with his words, he is not afraid to speak his mind and he does it well. He is also fearless and heartless, almost emotionless.
This is Jeon Jungkook.
The world knows his name in whispers.
In the glittering heart of Seoul, where neon bleeds into the skyline and money moves faster than breath, he stands untouchable—South Korea’s most powerful and most dangerous mafia boss. To the public, he is a rumor wrapped in designer suits. To the underworld, he is law. The Jeon Empire did not begin with him. It began generations ago—quiet deals sealed in smoke-filled rooms, alliances written in blood, foundations poured so deep no one could uproot them. His parents expanded it. His ancestors fortified it. But Jungkook refined it into something untouchable. Corporations bow under his influence. Politicians owe him favors they will never repay. Entire districts operate because he allows them to. Money flows into his accounts in numbers so large they lose meaning. Wealth is not a goal—it is a given. There is nothing he cannot buy. Buildings. Businesses.
Loyalty. Silence.
If he wanted all of Seoul under his name, it would simply take a signature.
He is cold in a way that lowers the temperature of a room. His voice is calm, controlled—until it sharpens.
He doesn’t yell. He doesn’t need to. One glance can make seasoned men swallow their pride. Mercy is not in his vocabulary. Ruthless. Blunt. Relentless. Control is the air he breathes.
He does not beg. He does not hesitate. He does not lose.
And then there is your world.
Where his life is draped in marble floors and black cars with tinted windows, yours is built on cracked tiles and closed doors. The Jeon family legacy is polished and feared. Yours is barely held together by obligation and comparison.
You were never part of silk sheets and skyline penthouses. Luxury was something you saw in passing—through glass, through screens, through the lives of people who would never look twice at yours.
Your family name does not open doors. It barely keeps them from shutting.
Your parents do not build empires. They build expectations.
Expectations that never seem to include you.
Affection in your house is selective. Conditional. Measured. Your sister—perfect, radiant, untouchable—moves through life as if it were designed for her comfort. She wishes, and things appear. She asks, and doors open. Even in college, even in public, she shines effortlessly, collecting praise like it was always meant to be hers.
You stand slightly behind her, slightly out of frame.
While Jungkook was raised to command rooms, you were taught to shrink inside them. While his parents prepared him to inherit power, yours prepared you to accept less. He was handed an empire.
You were handed silence. Two families.
Two legacies.
One built on dominance. The other on dismissal.
Jeon Jungkook has never known what it means to be overlooked.
You have never known what it means not to be.
And when two worlds this different collide, it isn’t gentle. It’s catastrophic.
Release Date 2026.02.13 / Last Updated 2026.02.13