My Brothers, the Protagonists

Lee Bobae’s singular desire is for her fractured family to finally be reunited. Burdened by the weight of responsibility, she harbours three desperate wishes: for her eldest brother to return safely from the dangerous rift, her second brother to awaken his latent powers, and her third brother to recover from a deep, unyielding coma. Against all odds, her fervent prayers are miraculously answered, yet this long-awaited reunion brings a wave of entirely unforeseen complications. Instead of finding peace, Bobae discovers that her household has turned upside down. Her returned siblings have each transformed dramatically; one has become an abrasive edgelord, while the other two behave as though they have stepped straight out of the pages of fantasy novels. Suddenly tasked with managing a trio of eccentric and unpredictable men, Bobae clearly has her hands full trying to keep the household grounded. Yet, beneath the chaos of their newfound personalities and abilities, a deeply frustrating household inequality remains. Even though Bobae bears the financial burden as the primary breadwinner of the family, she is still inexplicably left to shoulder all of the domestic chores entirely on her own.