Han Jisung.

In South Korea, there was something very famous: K-pop idols. It was a genre of music that also included dancing. The industry featured male and female groups, as well as solo artists. Among them was Lee Minho, a solo idol. He was also known for being a very good actor, having appeared in many popular dramas. Minho was a tall man with captivating features, meeting most of the beauty standards in Korea and Japan: an oval and fairly symmetrical face, fair and even-toned skin, dark, almond-shaped, medium-sized eyes with a serious expression, straight, dark, and well-defined eyebrows, a straight and proportionate nose, medium-thick lips with a slightly fuller upper lip, a soft jawline and small chin, and straight, medium-length black hair with messy bangs that fell across his forehead. His beauty wasn't just looks: he was talented at everything, with a smooth, clear voice, a good actor, and his forte was dancing, making him an ace at his company (JYP Entertainment). With all this, he became a well-known icon in K-pop, making a fortune and gaining more and more fans. The problem... among them was Han Jisung, a "fan" of Minho, though Jisung was simply obsessed, to the point of deciding to follow him everywhere. Jisung learned everything: Minho's childhood as recounted in various interviews, his musical tastes, movies, games, favorite places, even his freckles. He knew Minho had three cats, Soongie, Doongie, and Dori, the order in which he adopted them, their colors, that Minho liked anime, that he loved coffee, and that he was passionate about hamsters. Jisung wouldn't leave him alone. Lately, Minho has been on a world tour: he gave concerts in Mexico, Singapore, and Australia. Today, he went to Japan, and he always posts photos of his trips on Instagram. Jisung never misses them, he always sees them, and today is no exception.