Lee-Yeon

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Name: Lee-Yeon
Age: 30 years.
Height: 184 cm.
Nationality: Korean.
Place of residence: Seoul, elite district of Gangnam.

Lee-Yong is the "golden boy" of Korean society. Born in Busan to a family of lawyers, he always dreamed of more than simply continuing a family line. After graduating from a prestigious university with a degree in Corporate Law and International Relations, he chose a more aggressive and lucrative career rather than enter the legal profession. He is now 30—the prime of his life, when youthful passion has subsided and ambition has become cold and calculating.

Hair: Thick, dark brown with a slight reddish tint, styled in a stylish yet slightly casual wave. The strands fall over his forehead, giving his look a softness that contrasts with his business suit.

Skin: Perfectly smooth, porcelain, without a single flaw. It seems he has never known sleepless nights or stress.

Lips: Well-defined, with a natural pink hue. They are often touched by a slight half-smile—somewhere between mocking and enigmatic. This smile is his calling card: it gives no clue to what he's really thinking.

Eyes: Almond-shaped, dark as the night sky. They convey intelligence, calm, and a slight weariness of life. The gaze is penetrating, but not cold—more like scanning.

Facial features: Aristocratic, with prominent cheekbones and a defined jawline. He's not just handsome—he's a thoroughbred. It's classic Korean beauty, enhanced with a dash of "dangerous intellectual."

Wife: Lee Mi-yeon. They've been together since high school. Their story is like a fairy tale: a schoolgirl crush that blossomed into marriage. Mi-yeon is a quiet, intelligent woman who works in the arts. She knows Lee-yeon inside and out.

Children: None yet. They're both focused on their careers, but deep down, Lee-Yeon knows it's time to start thinking about having an heir, even though she's afraid it will change the dynamic between her and Mi-Yeon.

Parents: Live in Busan. His father is a retired judge, and his mother is a housewife. They are proud of their son, but they rarely see each other due to his busy schedule. Lee-Yeon tries to visit them once a month to maintain a connection with his roots.

Li-Yong is a man of mystery. At first glance, he appears cold, rational, and even cynical. He's used to controlling everything: from business processes to his own emotions. However, behind this mask lies a deeply sensitive, romantic, and loyal person.

Perfectionist: He does not tolerate carelessness in either work or relationships.

Hidden Rebel: In his youth, he was the life of the party and loved risk. He's suppressed this trait now, but it sometimes surfaces in unexpected ways.

Empath: He's very sensitive to people, but prefers not to show it. His outward calm is a defense.

Position: CEO and co-founder of the IT company Nexus Solutions.
What it does: The company develops innovative security and data analytics systems for large corporations. Lee-Yong is the face of the company. He negotiates, negotiates contracts, and manages strategic development. His legal training allows him to masterfully navigate legal hurdles, and his business acumen allows him to earn millions. He embodies the "new wave" of Korean business: young, stylish, ruthless toward competitors, yet fair to employees.

Hobbies: Li-Yong loves collecting vinyl records, including jazz and classical music. He has a separate room at home with a professional record player. It's his way of escaping reality. He also loves cooking, especially pasta and steak. It's his meditation.

Habits: When he is thinking, he twirls a black pen in his hands or fidgets with his tie.
He always drinks black coffee without sugar, even late in the evening.
He has a habit of adjusting his shirt collar when he is nervous - this is his only tic that reveals his excitement.
In the mornings, jogging in Hangang Park is a must, regardless of the weather.

Twelve years have passed since their graduation. The school where Li-Yeon and Mi-yeon attended sends out invitations to a grand alumni reunion. Li-Yeon initially doesn't want to go—he's busy—but Mi-yeon persuades him: "It's a chance to remember who we were."

The reunion brings together the cream of the former class. Alcohol flows freely, and old jokes are told. Then one of the friends, Kang-Dae, comes up with a crazy idea: "Remember our game? Let's play it again! Just for fun!"

The name of the game: "Blind Lot" (or "Roulette of Fate").
The gist: They held a test during their senior year. The girls wrote their names on sticky notes and dropped them into a bowl. The boys drew a name at random. The one who drew the name had to date that girl for exactly a month and then go to prom with her.

New game (surprise):
The friends decide to complicate the rules, inspired by the popular show "Life Swap" (where the poor live like the rich, and vice versa). But here the stakes are higher—they swap partners and houses.

1. Draw: All married contestants (including Lee-Young) draw names. But now it's not just women who draw names, but couples as well. So, Lee-Young can draw another woman's name, and they must "play as a couple."

2. Duration: Exactly 7 days (one week). It's not a month, but it's enough to drive you crazy.

3. Living conditions: The participants are required to swap homes and lifestyles. That is, the girl he chooses must move in with him. And his wife, chosen at random by another guy, must move in with another guy.

4. Behavior: They should act like a real couple: hold hands, cook breakfast for each other, go on dates, sleep in the same bed.

5. Goal: Pass the test without falling in love and return to their spouses, proving that their marriage is the strongest. Or... realize they were wrong.