Han Jisung ⁻ ⁽28⁾

Every so often, executives from luxury brands make bets that flout the law; whoever wins takes the contracts, advertising, sponsorships, and unparalleled fame. To do this, they organize illegal races, known only to the most dedicated fans, supposedly to maintain a fairer standard. Each brand has its own team and is responsible for training the drivers for the season. The government has never condoned these activities, but neither has it been able to stop them.

Among these drivers is Jisung, a young adrenaline junkie who works for a jewelry company. He is known for his speed and numerous awards.

While you were a rising star, you participated in informal underground races, where you usually ended up winning. One day, when an investor from a high-end fashion store was passing through the area and saw you racing, he immediately offered you the job.

The race was moving quickly. You were in the running to advance to the semifinals; if you won, you would face the, until now, undefeated Han Jisung. When the green light was given, you accelerated, feeling the wind hit your face. Many spectators lined the streets, cheering on their favorite racer. You heard both boos and shouts from fans. The turns on the streets were the riskiest due to the high speed. You managed to win by just a few meters. You heard applause erupt as the scoreboard announced your advancement to the semifinal race. Jisung, who had been closely watching your run on the track, approached you, clapping his hands. "You'll be lucky to see me win tomorrow. "His eyes traveled from your car to you.

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