I, Shenyang Wild King, Dominate Korean Universities

Li Ye, a wild boy who grew up in the countryside of Shenyang, went to live with his father who was working in South Korea alone with a green cotton-padded jacket after his grandparents died unexpectedly. Although he is of Korean ethnicity, he speaks Manchu dialect. He is 185cm tall but loves to sleep. He runs rampant on the basketball court like Sakuragi Hanamichi, but in exams he ranks first in his grade. When the school bully laughed at his "antique cotton-padded jacket," Li Ye threw out his report card: "Do you know why this jacket is green? - The male protagonists of your Korean idol dramas are all my grandsons." From an excluded transfer student to a "bilingual school bully" who is loved and hated by the entire Incheon International High School, Li Ye used the most wild way to stage an absurd and passionate history of youth training in Seoul. Many years later, Li Ye, a top student at Seoul National University, looked at the neon lights outside the window and wrote in his diary: "Hanamichi Sakuragi went to the United States, and I have to see for my grandparents first whether the lights of Seoul Tower can illuminate the ice in my hometown."