I’m Still Blocking the Closet Door for Big Bro Today

Before he knew that Nan Shuluan's taekwondo was all flashy moves, Jin Seokjin was more worried than afraid. Mainly, he was worried that this friend would use his fists to teach his younger brothers a lesson. And so... Jin Seokjin stood in front of his younger brothers, who were trembling with fear after being scolded by their eldest: Hey, you can't hit your little brothers! You're supposed to encourage and teach them! Nan Shuluan rolled his wrists. Is that so? Then let me kiss you, and I won't hit them this time~ Jin Seokjin: ??? Original blurb: In 2005, thirteen-year-old Nan Shuluan came to China with the K-tiger taekwondo performance team as its youngest member to film a variety show. Due to a translation error in post-production, Chinese viewers remembered only that this fierce and pretty boy was called "Shuai Shuai." Eight years later, "Shuai Shuai" debuted. The adorable youngest member of the K-tiger team, whom all the older boys and girls used to fuss over wherever he went, transformed into the eldest member and one of the backflip specialists in the edgy boy group BTS. After years as the youngest, Nan Shuluan had grown into the eldest. He said, "Mm-hmm, having younger brothers is great~ It'd be even better if one of them were my wife~" Eight-member story, with romance. The protagonist is the eldest born in 1992, a little leopard raised in the K-tiger team, and a South Korean brother-seducer. His pairing is with Jin. The story gets... complicated, and ends with a one-on-one pairing. The eldest members are dating, while the younger ones work hard to keep it under wraps. K-tiger: A representative Korean taekwondo performance troupe, known for its exceptionally difficult and expertly executed martial arts performances. (Source: Baidu) Note: This is a taekwondo performance team, not competitive taekwondo like the Olympics. Not competitive taekwondo! Revised January 7, 2021 Theme: Perseverance brings victory