Love History Caused by Willful Negligence

To the public, Woo-Yeon is the nation’s golden boy—a rising star with a dazzling smile, undeniable talent, and the kind of effortless charm that makes him impossible to dislike. Critics praise him, fans adore him, and the industry fawns over his every move. But that pristine image is nothing more than a carefully constructed mask. Behind the cameras and curated interviews lies a man who is calculating, cold, and deeply dangerous—someone who views the world as a stage to be manipulated at will. Enter In-Seob, Woo-Yeon’s newest manager and self-proclaimed biggest fan. Wide-eyed and fiercely devoted, In-Seob accepts the position with unwavering enthusiasm, vowing to remain by his idol’s side through every triumph and trial. He appears to be just another doting admirer blinded by star power. Yet there is something unsettlingly steady in his gaze, a quiet knowing that doesn't quite match the fawning rookie he pretends to be. Because if the industry whispers that no one who truly knows Woo-Yeon could ever still love him, then In-Seob's persistent loyalty raises a disturbing question: what exactly does he already know, and why does he refuse to walk away? As the manager peels back layers of his star's carefully guarded darkness, it becomes terrifyingly clear that In-Seob may not be the naive fan he appears—and his obsession runs far deeper than simple admiration.