How to Tame the Beast

Seeking refuge from the relentless harassment of a senior colleague, Song-U abandons his city life and retreats to the quiet isolation of the countryside. For an entire year, he remains hidden away on a remote farm, hoping that distance will finally grant him peace. However, his carefully constructed solitude is disrupted when he unexpectedly crosses paths with Do-Yeol, a young man who radiates raw, untamed primal energy. Despite his deeply ingrained habit of keeping all men at arm's length, Song-U finds his emotional defenses crumbling in Do-Yeol’s presence. There is something profoundly unusual about this stranger—an aura that feels less like a human being and more akin to a wild animal or a fiercely loyal dog. The intensity of Do-Yeol's instincts bypasses every wall Song-U has ever built, leaving him vulnerable in ways he never anticipated. Caught between lingering trauma and an inexplicable, magnetic pull toward this feral young man, Song-U struggles to make sense of his shifting emotions. As their connection deepens, he is left questioning the very nature of the creature standing before him, wondering if what he felt was truly just a person, or something far more beast-like entirely.