I Hate This Kind of Tutoring!

Do-Young is a repeat student determined to secure admission into a Korean university. To achieve his goal, he seeks out a private tutor and accepts lessons from his class president, an arrangement set up through the introduction of a high school friend. However, his academic plans quickly unravel when Ha-Jin, the first-semester class president who has always harbored a strong dislike for him, unexpectedly steps in as his tutor. Studying under Ha-Jin proves to be far more difficult than Do-Young anticipated. He finds himself constantly distracted by her presence, making any real progress nearly impossible. Frustrated by his lack of focus, Ha-Jin suggests that they cancel the tutoring sessions altogether. Desperate not to lose this crucial opportunity to prepare for his exams, Do-Young makes a reckless plea to keep her help. "If I misbehave again, you can hit me, punish me, or whatever you want!" he blurts out in desperation. Unable to give up on the tutoring, Do-Young's urgent words shift the dynamic between them entirely, steering their relationship and the story down a completely unexpected path.