Jachwijihwa

“I wanted you, and it isn’t that I dislike you, but I refuse to be treated this way.” Min Jeong-Ha was adopted into a prestigious shamanic family long sought after by powerful political and business elites. As the youngest son, he grew up showered in the exclusive affection of his older brother, Min Ji-Han—a composed, gentle man three years his senior who possesses remarkable business acumen. For years, their bond seemed unshakable, but everything fractures the moment Jeong-Ha enters college. Behind his sudden transformation lies a devastating truth: he was never truly embraced as family, but rather brought in to serve as a scapegoat for the Min household. Consumed by fury over this profound betrayal, Jeong-Ha ruthlessly pushes away the only person who ever showed him warmth. Refusing to accept this distance, Ji-Han attempts to force his younger brother back into compliance, determined to eliminate any obstacle standing between them. Yet Ji-Han’s desperate bid to reclaim Jeong-Ha quickly spirals into something far more suffocating. In his frantic effort to escape the toxic grip of a family that used him, Jeong-Ha finds himself ensnared by his brother’s ruinous obsession. By trying to break free from one disaster, he may have inadvertently triggered an even greater catastrophe.