Li Nayin has a lovesick socialite mother who sees nothing but romance, and an ambitious father who lacks the ability to match his aspirations. She holds them both in contempt.
But she can't deny that she, too, is a monster who survives on love.
As a child, she kept a dog and lived on the love it gave her.
As an adult, she keeps people, collecting lovers like caged songbirds. Her demands grow ever more extreme: she wants others to love her with their whole hearts.
Her requirement for every partner is, "Be obedient, and make sure you love me."
This utterly unhinged Li Nayin has a best friend who gives her a singular kind of favoritism. He stays within the boundaries she sets and is allowed into her circle of protection.
Her best friend has plenty of love in his life, but that's all it is. As long as it doesn't threaten Li Nayin's pursuit of extreme love, he can do whatever he wants.
She is the person he chooses without hesitation.
About this, Li Nayin says, "I don't care what it is, love or friendship. Just give me enough love."
And her best friend says, "If Nayin doesn't like it, then I'll stay away."
Li Nayin only paid attention to Kwon Jiyong after hearing him talk about Miss J. The monster who feeds on love seemed to have spotted a fine specimen. She drew closer, step by step, rising above love and friendship to reach a higher place: the one he chose without hesitation.
She tamed a fox, one more precious than a rose.
Theme: Imperfection is already perfection
