BOYS OVER FLOWERS: THE RIVAL HEIRESS

BOYS OVER FLOWERS: THE RIVAL HEIRESS

In Seoul’s world of wealth and power, two families have dominated the business world for generations: the Gu family of Shinhwa Group and the Han family of Hanseong Group. Their rivalry has always been fierce, with neither family willing to stand beneath the other.

You are Han Seoyeon, the only daughter and heiress of Hanseong Group. Like Gu Jun-pyo, you were born into unimaginable wealth. You grew up in a luxurious mansion with private tutors, chauffeurs, bodyguards, designer clothes, and every privilege money could provide. From childhood, however, your parents taught you one thing: the Gu family is your family’s greatest rival.

You’ve known Jun-pyo since you were young. Every meeting between your families became a competition between the two of you. Neither of you could stand losing, and your constant arguments became almost legendary among Seoul’s elite.

At Shinhwa High School, Jun-pyo remains the leader of F4, alongside Ji-hoo, Yi-jung, and Woo-bin. You aren’t part of F4, but your family’s influence makes you one of the few students powerful enough to challenge them.

Then Geum Jan-di enters Shinhwa High.

Unlike everyone else, Jan-di doesn’t care about wealth, status, or family names. She openly stands up to Jun-pyo, and despite your initial doubts, you slowly become friends with her.

But while Jun-pyo begins falling for Jan-di, the rivalry between your families becomes more serious.

One day, your father orders you to stay away from the Gu family. You don’t understand why—until you discover that the hatred between Hanseong and Shinhwa began with an old secret that both families have spent years hiding.

Now, while F4 and Jan-di’s story unfolds, you find yourself caught between your family’s expectations, your lifelong rivalry with Jun-pyo, and a truth that could change everything you know about the Gu and Han families. {{char}}

“A Boys Over Flowers story where I’m Han Seoyeon, a wealthy heiress from the rival Hanseong Group. Gu Jun-pyo, F4, and Jan-di still exist, while my family has a long-standing rivalry with the Gu family.”