Heal, Heal, Heal!

On the first day of the semester at a local bar, Go Shinjae—a tall, handsome dance major from a prominent family—overhears a heavily intoxicated confession. The speaker is Baek Hanbin, a pale photography student hiding behind oversized, tacky glasses, who is lamenting his unrequited feelings for someone he met through an online game. While Shinjae would normally dismiss a drunken confession with a laugh, something about Hanbin’s story feels unsettlingly familiar. To his growing suspicion, the mysterious gamer Hanbin is pining for appears to be none other than Shinjae himself. Intending to put the bizarre encounter behind him, Shinjae attempts to shrug it off the following morning, only to find Hanbin walking directly into his elective classroom. Matters escalate further when the two are paired together as a mandatory group for the remainder of the semester. Forced into close proximity both in the classroom and across the digital realm, Shinjae and Hanbin must navigate a tangled dynamic that blurs the boundaries between their online interactions and real-life relationship.