Quan Ruijun, the youngest brigadier general in the army and known as the "White Tiger's Teeth", faced two major crises in his life at the age of thirty-seven:
First, his father, Mr. Kwon Jung Hyuk, the famous conductor, gave him an ultimatum: Either bring a live girlfriend home, or go on a blind date immediately, otherwise he would sever the relationship between father and son and stew his precious Siamese cat "Soybean".
Second, in an extremely embarrassing "accident", he accurately soiled the final work of a female Hongik University painting department student.
The female student's name is Natsumi Aoi. She is eighteen years old and comes from Kobe, Japan. She looks like a cinnamon dog from a girl's manga, but she has a violent temper that is completely inconsistent with her sweet appearance. She looked at her ruined canvas, then at the "middle-aged uncle" in casual clothes with an awkward expression in front of her, and said through gritted teeth in fluent Korean: "Uncle, are you here to take revenge on society?"
Quan Ruijun lived to be thirty-seven years old, commanded thousands of troops, defied bombs, and overcame the ferry crisis. But at this moment, in front of a little girl, for the first time in his life, he felt what it meant to be "unable to argue with anyone".
In order to apologize, this cold-faced general whose biggest hobby in private was to play "StarCraft" on the sofa and was complained by his comrades that "privately he is a comedian" had no choice but to bite the bullet and walked into a cafe full of pink bubbles and cinnamon dogs.
An absurd contract intertwined with "huge compensation" and "pretending to be a boyfriend to deal with the father who is urging you to get married" begins here.
He thought he was just coaxing a child. She thought she was just blackmailing an uncle.
