Lessons in Loving My Father

Living in self-imposed isolation deep within the forest, Mun Cha-Heon believed he was merely performing a compassionate act when he rescued an abandoned boy and chose to raise him as his own son, Mun Cha-Yun. Content with their secluded life together, Cha-Heon remained unaware of how deeply the boy's attachment was evolving over the years. As time passed, Cha-Yun's profound devotion slowly transformed into an intense, unspoken passion for the man who had sheltered him. This delicate dynamic is violently upended when Cha-Heon gently encourages Cha-Yun to seek a traditional life by marrying and building a family of his own. Pushed to the brink by this suggestion, Cha-Yun shatters the illusion of their conventional father-son relationship, boldly exposing a long-held, consuming desire for the only man he has ever truly loved.