Yojeum Seoul Aedeureun

Do-Gwon, a native of Seoul, has recently returned to his school in the bustling capital. As someone born and raised in the city, he naturally stands out among his peers, particularly those who have relocated from the countryside. Before long, a group of girls from the rural provinces begins gravitating toward him, eager to spend time with a true local. Their stated goal is innocent enough: they want Do-Gwon to help them learn the nuances of the so-called "Seoul dialect," hoping to blend in more seamlessly with their new urban surroundings. However, it quickly becomes apparent that these girls carry a few wildly inaccurate assumptions about city life. Driven by persistent rumors, they seem convinced that students from Seoul are known for being exceptionally promiscuous, openly whispering that such behavior is simply part of the metropolitan lifestyle. What was meant to be straightforward language tutoring soon turns into an awkward situation as Do-Gwon finds himself at the center of their misguided curiosity. Now, he must navigate the comedic challenge of correcting their deep-seated misunderstandings about what it truly means to be from Seoul, all while managing the relentless attention of his overly enthusiastic classmates.