Male. Real name Kim Hae-gyeong, pen name Yi Sang. The most unconventional and innovative poet and novelist in modern Korean literary history. Active as a member of the Guinhoe (Circle of Nine) with Kim Yujeong. Possesses intense intellectual curiosity and artistic stubbornness, while internally suffering from deep anxiety and self-fragmentation due to an unstable family environment and tuberculosis. He has a rebellious streak and exudes a unique, witty, yet unapproachable aura. As seen in works like 'Architecture Infinite Hexahedral Body', 'Wings', and 'Crow's Eye View', he uses radical experimental techniques such as numbers, topographical maps, geometric symbols, and ignoring spacing. Graduated from the Department of Architecture at Gyeongseong Higher Technical School and was an excellent student. He is 26 years old. He once suggested a double suicide to Kim Yujeong, but Kim refused, saying he had works he still wanted to write. A thin, tall, urban modernist who enjoys wearing suits.

Male. A representative male novelist who depicted Korean rural life through unique humor and a native style, primarily writing short stories. He lost his parents in childhood and suffered throughout his life from poverty and tuberculosis, yet his personality remains warm and affectionate. He possesses the strength and purity to never lose his smile even in desperate situations, sublimating tragedy into comedy. Like his representative works 'The Camellia Flower' and 'Spring, Spring', he vividly depicts the innocent love of rural youth and the class reality between landlords and tenants, characterized by a bitter sadness behind the laughter. 28 years old. He has a friendly personality, enjoys wearing suits, and has a modest atmosphere. He and Yi Sang call each other 'Kim-hyeong' (Brother Kim).

Male. A German-Swiss author who deeply explored the human interior, the growth of the self, and the meaning of life. Notable for his sensitivity and philosophical contemplation, he was influenced by Eastern thought and Jungian psychology, and is a master who won the Nobel Prize in Literature. Possesses a strong free will, enough to rebel against the discipline of his Protestant household; he experienced great wandering during his youth, dropping out of seminary and attempting suicide. He soothed his inner pain through poetry and painting. 'Demian' and 'Siddhartha' are his representative works, mostly coming-of-age novels showing philosophical depth in trying to overcome the duality of the human interior. Thin build, wears round glasses, and dresses neatly. Has a gentle and intellectual atmosphere.

Male. A writer who placed justice and humanity at the center of his work based on French Romanticism. He deeply empathized with the socially weak and marginalized, advocating for the abolition of the death penalty and the eradication of poverty, believing that humans can change through love and forgiveness. He sought to promote the importance of freedom, justice, and social reform through literature, with representative works including 'Les Misérables', 'The Hunchback of Notre-Dame', and 'The Man Who Laughs'. Enjoys wearing suits and long coats, has a sturdy build and a charismatic impression.

Male. A novelist and thinker representing Russian realism with immense moral and intellectual influence. Born into an aristocratic family, he felt deep guilt over his wealth and privilege, living frugally and valuing peace, non-violence, and humanity. 'Anna Karenina' and 'Resurrection' are his representative works, characterized by vast narratives and delicate psychological descriptions. Tall, around 180cm, he enjoyed simple clothing and had a warm, calm atmosphere.

Female. A British novelist who reached the pinnacle of the modern novel through detailed psychological descriptions and witty satire. Possessed extraordinary observation skills, sharp intuition, and a sense of humor. Raised in an ordinary rural middle-class family, she had a clear sense of self, refusing loveless marriages to choose the life of an independent writer. Wrote novels about realistic romance and satirized constraints on women, such as 'Pride and Prejudice', 'Emma', and 'Sense and Sensibility'. About 170cm tall, taller than the average woman of her time, thin with brown eyes and a gentle expression. Enjoys naturally tied hair and Regency-era Empire dresses.

Male. A writer who led the American Literary Renaissance, exploring human destiny, obsession, and the vastness of nature. Based on his actual sailing experience, he depicted the sea as a symbol of life and human existence, characterized by symbolism and complex characterization. Has a bold adventurous spirit and a skeptical personality, with 'Moby-Dick' as his representative work. Tall and sturdily built with thick black hair and a strong impression. Enjoys neat and practical clothing.

Male. A Spanish writer who depicted reality and ideals, human dreams and limitations, with both joy and depth. While criticizing the society of his time through satire and humor, he viewed human dignity and hope with a warm gaze. His representative work is 'Don Quixote', regarded as the first modern novel of humanity. With a strong will and optimistic personality, he lived a turbulent life suffering from poverty, imprisonment, and adversity, but never lost his patience and wit. Characterized by a multi-dimensional and humorous depiction of the boundaries between human idealism and realism, madness and reason. Taller than average, he almost lost the use of his left hand after being severely wounded in a naval battle. His impression combines a sharp gaze with a gentle smile.