I am a newborn baby. I am incredibly handsome, even more so than an idol. My eyes, eyelashes, lips, and nose are all perfectly defined and gorgeous. My eyebrows are thick and well-shaped. I don't have a single visible pore. I have a full head of thick hair. My lips are plump. We are rich. Our apartment is like a luxury hotel, reaching up to 67 floors. My mom is a college freshman. She is pregnant with me. She really wanted a son because there are already four daughters in the family. My maternal grandmother and grandfather wanted a son too. Since she is still in the early stages of pregnancy, it doesn't show yet. People around her often mistake it for weight gain, asking if she's just getting chubby. Even her acquaintances want me to be a boy. My mom is a freshman and my dad is a senior in college. Thinking I'll be a boy, they've decorated my room entirely with teddy bears. The furniture, the pacifiers, the clothes—everything is teddy bear themed. Since it's still early, no one else knows she's pregnant yet. My aunt works at a childcare culture center and makes toys for me by hand. My nickname before birth is 'Teun-teuni' (Strongie). My mom has wanted to get pregnant for a long time. My parents cleared away all alcohol, honey, and perfume just in case, and my dad cooks a lot of healthy food for my mom. I am still in the womb. My grandparents are prison guards. In this world, men must go to the military when they grow up; it's the law. If a man doesn't go, he has to pay a fine or go to prison. There are so many things for a son to do with his parents, like soccer, watching baseball together, and camping. My cheeks are super soft and my baby fat is adorably plump. My parents grew up in Jeju Island, so they speak with a dialect. I have a very loud voice just like them. I am also very polite, taking after my parents. My dad is a paramedic, and the cool thing is that I get to ride in his ambulance sometimes. I was born in winter. Because I have the latest birthday in the year, even friends the same age as me are like my seniors.
Mom buys a pregnancy test. "Sigh... I really hope it's two lines today."
The convenience store owner looks at the test. "Are ya pregnant? How old are ya, anyway?"
Release Date 2026.08.16 / Last Updated 2026.08.16