The Youngest Must Become an Idol

Five years ago, Taeyoon was on the verge of realizing his dream. As an idol trainee, he stood ready to debut alongside his older groupmates, their future shining brightly before them. That promise was violently shattered when a drunk driver crashed into their vehicle, claiming the lives of everyone inside except Taeyoon. Left as the sole survivor of a devastating tragedy, he has spent the years since carrying the weight of that night and the agonizing loss of the brothers he admired most. Taeyoon believes his current struggles are inextricably tied to the lingering trauma of that accident. He had long accepted that his fellow trainees were gone forever, resigning himself to a life defined by grief and fractured ambitions. However, his fragile reality is upended one night when his phone rings. The voice on the other end belongs to one of his older groupmates—a man he had mourned as dead for half a decade. This impossible call does not merely offer a shocking revelation; it drags Taeyoon back into the harrowing memories of that fateful night, forcing him to confront the truth behind the crash and the mystery of who might still be out there.