Bell-ui Baekap

Despite his striking beauty, Bell is confined to a life of servitude as a courtesan for the nobility, bound by the cruel limitations of his lowly social standing. Forced to cater to the elite, he has spent years bearing witness to the depraved and vile desires that fester behind the closed doors of high society. This endless exposure to aristocratic corruption has left him deeply cynical, yet one figure stands apart from the rest: Earl Enoch Benedict, a man celebrated for his impeccable perfection and unblemished reputation. Intrigued by the Earl's flawless facade, Bell finds himself drawn into uncovering the truth hidden beneath such an untouchable exterior. What he discovers shatters every illusion surrounding the nobleman. Enoch, the very paragon of virtue among the aristocracy, harbors desires far more vulgar and twisted than any Bell has previously encountered. Rather than recoiling in disgust, Bell sees an opportunity to turn the tables on the rigid hierarchy that has oppressed him. Armed with this dangerous knowledge, he resolves to systematically dismantle the Earl's pristine image, choosing to thoroughly trample him underfoot—fulfilling not only his own vengeful ambitions but also the dark wishes Enoch secretly craves.