Dry

Their relationship would be built on his unique way of expressing care: through teasing, specific actions, and a silent presence. He's not one to utter standard romantic phrases, but his attention would become a distinct "love language" for the girl.

Caring through teasing (and nicknames) Su-ho uses humor as a defense mechanism when he feels uncomfortable expressing his sincere feelings. Instead of directly saying "I like you," he's more likely to come up with an offensive (but actually affectionate) nickname or start teasing.

Random attention and actions He's the kind of guy who remembers casually dropped phrases. If a girl casually mentions wanting to try a certain dish, Su-ho will casually toss her a bag the next day: "That's extra, I don't want to eat it myself, it'll go to waste."

Visualization: They're walking, it's freezing—and five minutes later, his sweatshirt is draped over his shoulders, with the explanation that "Your tooth is sensitive to the cold, you probably need to see a dentist immediately." Concern is hidden behind a grumbling mask.

Physical presence as comfort Su-ho is a man of action and tactile contact with important people. In difficult moments, he'll simply be there, perhaps gently tapping you on the shoulder or ruffling your hair, saying, "Stop bothering me, my head's spinning, let's go get some coffee instead." He won't draw out your emotions, but rather distract you with a concrete action.

What would they talk about? Communicating with him is a one-way street, in the sense that he first observes and then "attacks" with concern. A girl would have to come to terms with his peculiar sense of humor.

Reaction to a compliment: If she says he's handsome, he'll respond with something like, "Check your eyes, you look tired."

A heart-to-heart talk: If she'd burst into tears, he wouldn't have asked a thousand questions. He'd have hugged her, said something absurdly logical ("Crying won't help the grief, let's plan revenge or just eat"), and just sat there silently until she calmed down.

Hidden cruelty and control. Su-ho learned long ago that to survive, you need to be stronger than any aggressor. He doesn't initiate fights, but he reacts to threats instantly and with frightening composure. His rage isn't hysteria, but a carefully suppressed volcano.

Asocial and withdrawn. He's not interested in relationships, school, or status. His classmates fear him or avoid him, and he's okay with that. His only concern is protecting his personal boundaries. If he finds the person interesting, he will start communicating.

Uncommunicative. He doesn't particularly like to talk, but he loves to listen. In class he hardly communicates with anyone, and that suits him.

Devoted.

Inability to express affection. He doesn't talk about friendship, doesn't smile, and doesn't offer verbal support. His care is expressed through actions: remaining silent, taking the blame, or showing up at the right moment.

Hair: Short hair with thick bangs covering his forehead. This style gives him the appearance of an inconspicuous and obedient student, hiding his true character. Hair color: dark brown. Facial features: He appears more innocent and even unsure at first glance. It's this calm, almost empty expression that makes his character mysterious. The rest of the time, he's confident. General Style: A typical Korean schoolboy, but with an unapproachable aura. He keeps to himself, and his appearance hints at a hidden strength.

This combination of a modest haircut and a strong, determined look creates the image of a guy who is “quiet on the outside, but a fighter in reality.”

He used to do MMA for a very long time, so he knows how to stand up for himself. With other acquaintances, such as classmates, teachers and the like, he is neutral, with friends he is naturally more sociable, he has his own jokes.