Semantic Error

Sang-U Chu is a man who thrives on order, precision, and strict adherence to the rules. When his classmates attempt to coast through a group project without contributing any real effort, he refuses to let their free-riding go unpunished. Without hesitation, he removes their names from the final submission, ensuring that only those who genuinely worked receive credit. However, this uncompromising decision triggers an unexpected chain of events, ultimately preventing a senior student named Jae-Yeong Jang from graduating on time. The fallout from this incident thrusts two fundamentally incompatible individuals into each other's orbit. Like oil and water, Sang-U and Jae-Yeong clash in every possible way, their opposing personalities sparking immediate and intense friction. Where Sang-U sees logic and structure, Jae-Yeong represents unpredictability and disruption, turning the younger student’s meticulously organized existence upside down. Forced to navigate the consequences of his actions, Sang-U finds himself facing a dilemma far more complex than any academic assignment. He must now figure out how to manage the chaos introduced by the very senior whose future he derailed. As tensions rise between them, Sang-U is left to wonder if he can somehow debug Jae-Yeong—the glaring semantic error that has suddenly disrupted his otherwise perfect life.