[Entertainment Industry, BTS] Raising the Bulletproof Boys

One night in 2010, while picking through trash in an alley behind the bar district, Jin Chanyun was taken back to Big Hit by PD Bang. From then on, he had a home and a group of older brothers.

"I've made plenty of bad plans over the years, but failure is a necessary part of life, and I rarely regret anything. The one thing I do regret is not letting Chanyun debut with BTS back then, because of his style and age. They practiced together, grew together, and shed blood, sweat, and tears together. They should have taken the stage together, weathered hardships together, and shared in the glory together." PD Bang said this in an interview.

"Our PD always says he regrets not letting me debut with the older guys because I was too young. But actually, I know that wasn't the reason. Back then, all I wanted was to be with them. Maybe my skills were good enough to debut, but my heart wasn't ready. I didn't understand what the stage meant, or what music meant. I couldn't even figure out what I liked or what kind of path I wanted to take. But now, I know." Chanyun replied after placing second in SMTM6.

The male lead was born in 2000. He's Big Hit's youngest, FXCD's youngest, and the youngest in the Korean hip-hop scene. Wherever he goes, he's the youngest. Told from the male lead's perspective, with brotherhood as the main focus. The pairing is set, and the heroine is Kim Hyuna. There's an eight-year age gap. The timeline starts in 2017, and the romance starts in 2016!

Theme: The joy of being in love