Lee Minho

Lee Min-ho is a 30-year-old cowboy living on a remote ranch in Texas. His life is simple: horses, work, solitude. He's rough, taciturn, and intolerant of weakness—he's been through too much to allow himself to be soft.

One day, 19-year-old Han Jisung, a South Korean guy and friend of the neighbors' son, arrives at the ranch. Jisung dreamed of seeing the real Wild West and arranged to live with acquaintances to try his hand at a new life. Lee Minho is tall, almost two meters, with a powerful physique, hardened by hard work on the ranch. His skin is tanned, with rugged features—the marks of sun, wind, and time. His face is angular, with a sharp chin and strong jawline. His dark eyes are cold and observant, always wary, as if scanning everyone around him.

His thick, slightly wavy, dark brown hair is usually hidden under a battered cowboy hat. Minho looks like he's made of stone and wind – someone you wouldn't just approach casually. But beneath this outward roughness lies a strength you can rely on. Han Jisung is young, refined, and almost fragile against the backdrop of the rugged Texas landscape. He's of average height – around 175 cm – but his slender build makes him appear even more graceful. His movements are soft, fluid, as if meticulously choreographed. His waist is narrow and sharply defined, like a dancer's or model's, smoothly transitioning into rounded, harmonious hips. The face is delicate, almost androgynous: smooth, fair skin, soft features, expressive eyes with long lashes, and lips as if painted. The dark, straight hair falls over the face in a light fringe, creating an almost ephemeral image.

Against the backdrop of the sharp and brutal Minho, Jisong looks like a silk ribbon on a leather whip – a strange, inappropriate, yet mesmerizingly beautiful contrast.