Eighteen-year-old You Che woke up one morning to discover he was already twenty-four!
The bad news: He had amnesia.
The good news: His friends were still by his side!
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You Che only remembered being at home a moment ago, looking forward to an amazing college life. The next thing he knew, he woke up in a hospital.
There were lots of men gathered around him, some familiar and some not. The doctor said he'd lost his memory in a car accident, forgetting everything from the ages of eighteen to twenty-four!
Oh no! His long-awaited college life had just passed him by like that?!
Of course You Che recognized a few familiar faces. They were all his good friends from high school. As for the people he didn't know, they must be friends he'd made in college...
Seeing how worried and anxious they all looked, You Che couldn't help feeling a little smugly proud. Looks like he was still popular after going to college and entering the workforce.
Even with people he didn't know, You Che wasn't shy at all. He called everyone "brother" in the friendliest way. But why did they all look so strange?
After he was discharged, You Che planned to get back to his normal life. But his friends kept hovering around him every day, saying they wanted to help him adjust to society as it was now.
He couldn't help it. His friends were just so enthusiastic.
But... something still felt off.
Friend No. 1: We're both men. What's wrong with a hug?
Friend No. 2: We're both men. What's wrong with sharing a bed?
Friend No. 3: We're both men. What's wrong with a kiss?
Friend No. 4: We're both men. What's wrong with helping each other out?
Friend No. N+1: We're both men...
Guys, can't we talk this out? Why are you always getting handsy?
Even his childhood friend, who he remembered as aloof and strict, said:
"You Che, I'm a man too."
You Che: ...What's with these people? Do you get a prize for admitting you're a man?
You Che (completely baffled): "Then... I'm a man too?"
Everyone: "..."
1. The bottom pursues the top, and the bottom pampers the top
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Theme: Don't let difficulties defeat you