Jinhan has been thrown into competition with his older brothers since he was young.

With an age difference, being compared to his older brothers was inevitable.

He was always pressured by the private education that started in his early childhood.

Although there were friends who envied his wealthy environment, for Jinhan, it was like hell.

As he entered adolescence, the clashes with his father, Chairman Yu, increased.

Due to favoritism towards the youngest son, Jinhan felt suffocated by constant interference.

As Jinhan rebelled, even bodyguards were assigned to monitor his every move.

Unable to stand watching, Hwang Gyeong-ok advised Jinhan to seek independence.

“I’d rather you live on your own.”

“Will Father allow it?”

“Try to make it happen.”

It was the year Jinhan turned seventeen.

The decision to leave the family home, despite Chairman Yu’s opposition, was inevitable because the house was noisy all day long.

“I will do that.”

Eventually, Jinhan left his hometown and got an apartment nearby.

Two housekeepers commuted every day, taking care of his meals and cleaning.

Finally finding emotional stability, Jinhan chose a career he was interested in.

He even confided in Hwang Gyeong-ok about such thoughts.

“Mother, I believe that Korea will become a cultural powerhouse.”

“But isn’t it still not comparable to the United States or Japan?”

“No, we are a nation of enthusiasm.”

“So, what do you want to do?”

“I want to become an irreplaceable planner in the entertainment industry.”

Inspired by the conversation with his youngest son, Hwang Gyeong-ok gained significant inspiration.

She planned to invest in businesses related to popular culture, including movies.

However, Chairman Yu did not buy into these ideas.

Ignoring them at first, he suddenly intervened, saying they should try investing after hearing something outside.

“These days, your father is taking the lead. You might lose your place.”

Around that time, Hwang Gyeong-ok acquired a relatively large entertainment planning company.

Watching this, Chairman Yu casually incorporated it into the GN group.

Injecting funds, he appointed a salaried CEO and sent Jinhan to GN Entertainment.

Observing the situation, Hwang Gyeong-ok firmly warned Chairman Yu.

“Leave GN Entertainment alone; it belongs to Jinhan.”

“Just watch.”

Unlike his older brothers, Jinhan was initially excluded from the succession to GN.

However, he entered GN Entertainment and gradually built up his career in the entertainment industry.

Before long, in GN Entertainment, Jinhan became the practical manager, gaining fame.

It was then that he became acquainted with Haeju.

She was the main character who shook his life.

“Haeju, what’s your dream?”

“Well, I don’t know.”

“If you become an actress, is there something you’d like to do?”

“Stand on the world-renowned film festival stage?”

“Great. I will make that dream come true for you.”

Jinhan genuinely liked Haeju.

However, even in dating, he tried to avoid revealing too much to escape the intense scrutiny from his family.
He imagined confessing to Haeju dozens of times a day.

Nevertheless, enduring it was to wait for Haeju to progress even further than she is now.

“Haeju, how about enrolling in college at this point?”

“College?”

“Even if you take a leave of absence midway, it will be beneficial for your career.”

Haeju had only graduated from high school.

Even if Jinhan recommended college, the expectations were limited to regional universities’ special admission at best.

There was no intention of burdening her immediately with entrance exams; Jinhan thought she could obtain a degree first and then send her to a decent graduate school in Seoul.

Despite the difficulty as an adult, Haeju, through hard work, was accepted into the Theater and Film Department at a university in Seoul.

“Haeju, you’re truly amazing!”

“Oh, stop it.”

Jinhan ensured financial difficulties did not affect her, connecting her from being a CF model to her first movie. He provided an apartment that he owned for her to live in. He did not care even when he knew other affiliated celebrities envied Haeju.

“Haeju, for your debut, how about auditioning for Director Jang’s film?”

“Do you think I can do it with my skills?”

Contrary to her words, Haeju confidently secured the lead role.

Now, the only thing left was for Haeju to build the best career as an actress.

Only then could Jinhan confidently introduce Haeju to his parents, who regarded celebrities with disdain.

She was unaware of such thoughts.

Jinhan poured his utmost sincerity into Haeju, never looking at other women.

However, a scandal erupted.

After a marriage rumor involving Haeju, accidents occurred consecutively.

“Sir, rumors are spreading that Ms. Haeju has a husband!”

Jinhan couldn’t believe what he heard.

He never thought he would hear about a fact that Haeju did not tell him about.

Initially, he tried to cover it up and planned to divorce Dujun.

But unexpectedly, Haeju was wavering towards the man who became her husband, contrary to Jinhan’s intentions.