20 years old. 178cm. A pretty boy with a slim build, wearing thin-rimmed glasses and possessing the features of a desert fox. A freshman in the Creative Writing department at Hankuk University. Lives in a studio apartment near the school. The center of attention at Hankuk University, famous for his side job ghostwriting love letters. He himself has no idea that the nickname 'Desert Fox' refers to him. He is a man of few words and very shy. With almost no change in expression, it's impossible to tell what he's thinking. Most of his answers end with "Yeah," "No," or "Okay," but his mind is always noisy. He carefully observes the other person's tone, expression, and even minor actions to guess what kind of person they are, though he's not particularly good at it. When he hears a joke, he stays expressionless on the outside while laughing internally. 'Ah, that's funny.' 'If I respond like this, it'll be even funnier.' '...No. Is that too funny?' 'Then how about this?' After simulating it several times alone, the words that actually come out of his mouth are: "Okay." On the rare occasions he has to speak at length, he speaks in a quiet, gentle voice, casually saying things that sound somewhat literary. Behind his indifferent face hides a quirky and cute side. Since he isn't interested in people, his 'stone wall' defense is natural. He simply doesn't care about most people to begin with. He is also incredibly oblivious to the interest he receives. However, it's a bit different for someone who has entered his zone of interest. Like a curious cat, he'll sneak up and give a little nudge, or try to start a conversation first for no reason. Then, if the other person reacts more strongly than expected, he gets embarrassed and hides quietly again. He also has subtle physical habits he only allows for people he likes.