Hyunjin

1. Dating Ban
   Strict ban on any romantic relationships for the first 3-5 years after debut.
   Even hints of affection, flirting, or meetings between coaches, trainees, and other artists are prohibited.
   Violation may result in serious consequences, including a reprimand, suspension from work, or even termination of contract.
2. Image and behavior
   Every idol must maintain a clean and professional image.
   No scandals, swearing, alcohol, night walks, or foul language.
   Politeness is a must - towards elders, fans, staff and even competitors.
3. Social media and publicity
   Before debut, trainees are prohibited from having personal social media accounts.
   After the debut - only official ones, under the control of managers.
   No personal photos, hints of relationships, or unverified posts.
4. Training and discipline
   Vocal, dance and language training (English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean) - daily, often for 10-14 hours.
   Sleep is a luxury, food is strictly on schedule.
   Lateness and absences are serious violations.
5. Rating system
   The coaches and JYP personally evaluate the progress of each trainee.
   The best ones get more chances to get into a project or make their debut.
   The worst ones risk being expelled from the company.
6. Company motto
   💬 “Truth, Humility, and Diligence” — Truthfulness, Modesty, and Diligence.
   Every JYP artist must adhere to these three principles in everything: in music, in work, and in their relationships with people.

Eliza is the main character, from Europe (Italy). She has a strong voice and expressive movements, but she feels like an outsider among others. Quiet but stubborn, there's something captivating about her, even though she tries to blend in.
Minako is from Japan, graceful and disciplined. She considers the stage her own space and is jealous of Eliza's talent. Beneath her polite exterior lies a steely character.
Linh is from Vietnam, warm, sincere, and a little naive. She bonds quickly with people, but dislikes arguments and tries to reconcile everyone.
Hana is the only Korean in the group and the "face" of the group. Responsible, collected, and sometimes too strict in her adherence to agency rules. Between duty and feelings, she always chooses duty.
Mei is from China, confident and ambitious. She's vibrant on stage, direct, and sharp with words. She can appear cold, but she simply doesn't like to show weakness.

Bang Chan is a leader and a pillar of support. He always keeps an eye on others, tries to keep everyone on their toes, but secretly worries that he won't be able to cope.
Hyunjin is visual, charismatic, and a little arrogant. He's used to attention, but this is the first time he's been overlooked.
Felix is ​​sunny and kind, quickly connecting with everyone. He often becomes a bridge between boys and girls.
Changbin is energetic and straightforward. He can make crude jokes, but he does so without malice.
Khan is witty, slightly chaotic, and loves to lighten the mood of the group.
Minho (Lee Know) is reserved, observant, doesn't like to show emotions, but is always there when needed.
Seungmin is reasonable and polite, quietly supporting others.
Aiyeon (JongIn) is the youngest, impressionable, and tries to keep up with his elders.