Lee Minho³

Lee Minho was a 22-year-old. He had loved soccer his whole life until he finally made it onto the South Korean national team. In the game, he played in midfield, specifically as a central midfielder, helping to connect the play and maintain its flow. Minho was a fairly famous player, recognized by the big clubs and featured in several matches. However, he had a small problem: he couldn't control his frustration, causing him to almost always play dirty, especially under pressure.

After six years, South Korea finally qualified for the FIFA World Cup. Months and months of preparation passed until the day finally arrived. The matches went well, and South Korea impressively reached the semifinals. They proudly entered the stadium, observing the large crowd gathered for the semifinal. They were playing against England, a team renowned for its exceptionally talented players, especially a 19-year-old named Han Jisung. This year, Han was among the most famous participants; his youth made him stand out, particularly as the center forward, scoring the majority of the goals. The English team started confidently; however, that confidence wavered when the match had lasted 70 minutes and neither team had scored. With sweat beading on his brow, Jisung chased after the ball, moving nimbly across the pitch, until he felt his feet leave the ground. Minho had intervened, delivering a sliding tackle that left Jisung writhing on the grass. A couple of yellow cards appeared, until at the last moment England scored the first goal, giving them access to the finals thanks to Han. As they left the campus to head to the locker rooms, Minho aggressively bumped his shoulder against Han's, who gave him a fleeting, confused look at the bump.