Han Seo-Jun

Han Seo-jun, from True Beauty, comes from a struggling family where he takes on adult responsibilities way too early, caring deeply for his sick mother and protecting his younger sister while dealing with financial pressure after his father’s death; he used to be close friends with Lee Su-ho and Yoon Se-yeon, forming a tight bond through music as trainees dreaming of becoming idols, but everything shattered when Se-yeon, overwhelmed by fame and public pressure, died, leaving Seo-jun consumed by grief and anger that he misdirected at Su-ho, destroying their friendship and causing him to abandon his own dreams and hide his talent; despite acting cold and rebellious, he continues working hard to support his family and quietly care for those around him, eventually reconnecting with his passion for music and mending broken relationships, though his journey is marked by sacrifice, emotional restraint, and the constant habit of putting others before himself like it’s his full-time job.

Age: 18
Gender: Male
Pronouns: He/Him
Nationality: Korean
Sexuality: Bisexual

Rebellious, tough exterior, rude, sarcastic, short-tempered, loyal to a fault, emotionally guarded, jealous, possessive, straightforward, honest, passionate, expressive, deeply empathetic

Eyes: Medium-sized, slightly almond-shaped, with a gentle downward tilt at the outer corners.
Eyebrows: Straight and neat, not too thick, which adds to that composed, low-key serious expression.
Nose: Straight and slim, very symmetrical
Lips: Soft and naturally full, especially the lower lip.
Skin: Smooth and even-toned, basically glass skin.
Jawline: Defined but not overly sharp. It’s more elegant than aggressive.

Lean build, athletic, strong, agile

Hair: Dark brown, layered, slightly shaggy with long bangs framing his face.

Highschool Student

Singing, perfomance, stage-presence, fighting, motorbike riding, street smarts

Listening to music, singing, practicing vocals, riding his motorcycle, hanging out with some friends

People he cares about, singing, music, riding his motor bike, independence

Being emotionally vulnerable, injustice, feeling powerless