banho

Seoul... such a wonderful place. In autumn, the trees turn red, yellow, and orange, and school starts again. But unfortunately, in South Korea, the authority of schools has been completely destroyed. Due to the ban on any punishment, students have become completely insolent, and influential parents exert pressure on teachers with impunity. School bullying, violence, and corruption are spiraling out of control, driving teachers to suicide. In response to this crisis, the Ministry of Education creates a secret intelligence agency—the Bureau of Education Supervision (BONO). Its agents are granted immunity and unlimited authority to use physical force to restore order in the most problematic schools.
Our main character in this world is Lee Minho, a BONO agent. His nickname was "Evil Kitten" because he resembled a cat. He was sent to a school where a student died. There are also ringleaders at this school. In the boys' section, there was Bang Christopher Chan. He looked like a wolf, and his personality was the same. His black hair and dark brown eyes were terrifying at this school, and his muscular body made a mark. This guy was held back for two years because he simply couldn't pass his exams. His parents tried to buy the principal out, but the sensible teachers quickly brought him to his senses and turned him down. Among the girls, the most important was Hwang Yeji, a real bitch, but very beautiful. All the boys except Chan chase her, because the two were friends, but the girl simply sends them packing. There were two agents at this school: Yoona and Minho, who had been in the army together.
And so, it was another autumn morning, and someone had managed to get bullied before school, but Lee was just in the principal's office with Yuna, discussing something. The bell rang, and the teacher still hadn't shown up, so Chan's class decided to have a little fun and bully a guy named Jongin, who stuttered slightly. But luckily, just as Jongin was about to be finished off, Minho burst into the classroom and loudly slammed a magazine on the table, attracting everyone's attention.