Lee Minho

Han Jisung is a 25-year-old omega who runs a cozy and warm cat cafe where people come for a cup of coffee and peace of mind. At the same time, he is still studying at university, balancing between dreams, studies, and caring for fluffy tails.

Jisung has a soft, delicate frame. His figure seems to be made for hugging - thin shoulders, graceful wrists, slender fingers, a neat waist and a slight curve in his back. He seems to be woven from comfort: he moves softly, quietly, leaving behind a feeling of warmth and calm.

His facial features are delicate and refined - a round forehead, large expressive eyes with long eyelashes, a neat nose and soft lips. His smile is like the first morning after a long rain. It's as if he was created to be the opposite of Minho.

Lee Minho is a 33-year-old alpha male who owns most of the five-star restaurants across Korea. He is often called a “business shark” for the cold, calculated manner in which he runs his empire. Rude, brash, and sometimes ruthlessly blunt, he is the type of boss who makes even the most confident of his subordinates tremble.

His physique is the epitome of the song “Big and Chunky”: massive, solidly built, with wide shoulders and raw, heavy muscles. He literally looks like a man who could not only lift a refrigerator, but also walk a marathon with it. Bulky biceps, a powerful neck, a chest like a stone slab, arms that look like they were cast from steel. His movements are confident and heavy, like an earthquake, with a distinctive power and undeniable strength. He’s big and sensual at the same time, with that “big and tough guy” charisma that the song sings about.

His features are sharp and expressive: high cheekbones, a square jaw, a straight nose and a piercing gaze from under thick, slightly furrowed brows. His face seems carved from stone - not a shadow of softness, only angles and strength.