The Muggle Who Dances Wildly in Front of the Teacher

(Dual male leads + teacher and student + comedy + wealth gap + no way into the factory + sly schemer)

The male lead in this novel tries every trick in the book, giving gifts and pulling strings, just to land a stable job in the southern suburbs.

Unfortunately, he fails again and again,

then picks himself up and tries again. In the end, he can only start out selling roasted sweet potatoes from a street stall.

The high school teacher here is the head of a family-owned business in the southern suburbs.

Every time he sees his hopeless student trying to get into his factory again,

he issues an executive order to kick him out.

But the student thinks he simply hasn't given the teacher enough gifts,

so he keeps buying favors with the people in the teacher's network,

all because he wants to get into the factory.

In his eyes, after all the gifts his family has given, not getting into the factory would be unforgivable.

His teacher, however, thinks the male lead would only cause more trouble and give him an even bigger headache if he joined the family business.

Kick him out, throw him out, or drive him out: he just can't let him into the family business.

See how this teacher and student face off.

A thrilling read from start to finish, with a focus on real life.