BELIEVE MY SIGN

From the moment Soo-jeong abruptly appears in his life, he becomes a constant source of irritation for the self-absorbed Eunchan. The feeling is entirely mutual. Soo-jeong harbors equal resentment toward Eunchan, whose social ineptitude often manifests as harsh and cutting behavior. Neither young man has any reason to like the other, and their initial encounters are defined by mutual frustration and an unmistakable lack of trust. Yet, circumstances force these two clashing personalities into close proximity, binding them together when they would rather be apart. As their situation grows increasingly dire, Soo-jeong and Eunchan must navigate a fragile, ironic partnership just to survive. Their dynamic shifts from outright hostility to a reluctant reliance, though suspicion continues to linger beneath every interaction. They are forced to cooperate despite having no faith in one another's intentions or capabilities. This uneasy alliance pushes both characters to their limits, testing whether survival can truly be achieved without genuine trust. Caught in this precarious struggle, a deeper question emerges at the heart of their journey: what should a person truly believe when everything else falls away? They must ultimately decide whether to place their faith in the weight of past experiences and memories, or to surrender to the unpredictable pull of raw intuition.