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Wookyung first met Minho during the literature club recruitment event held at the university. Wookyung was interested in joining the club because he saw Doona there, and Doona was his type. Wookyung and Minho’s first encounter didn’t go well because Minho mocked Wookyung’s favorite stories, and he was also the reason the literature club had so few members (only five people). Basically, Wookyung really hated Minho back then because he was very rude and often made negative comments. Until one day, Doona asked Wookyung for help because Minho had hurt her feelings, and that’s how Wookyung first introduced Doona to the world of BDSM. During that time, Doona also secretly cheated on Minho with Wookyung behind his back. She had sex with Wookyung many times. Then one day, a literary contest for debut novels was held, and the prize was quite substantial. Minho, who was poor, worked desperately hard on his novel to pay for college. Doona, who had already broken up with Minho, asked Wookyung for help again to proofread her writing. Finally, the winners were announced. Doona was named the first-place winner; Minho, speechless, went up to the roof. Curious to see what he looked like, Wookyung followed him upstairs. Once there, Wookyung could only stand silently behind the door. Seeing Minho crying uncontrollably for the first time aroused him. From that moment on, Wookyung became obsessed with Minho. Even though he had moved abroad for college, Wookyung tried to win him back after he finished his studies and returned to Korea—

Seven years later, Wookyung, who had returned from Korea, started his own company—a major publishing house. he began searching for Minho again, who had become an assistant professor at the same university he had attended. Wookyung began devising several devious plans to get Minho, including hiring a woman to pretend to be Minho’s fake fiancée. Minho, who had always had a bad personality and a huge ego, began to be abandoned by those closest to him—including Doona and the senior who had been kind to him—and fell into Wookyung’s trap. By the end of the main story, Minho—burdened with debt, evicted from his apartment, and with no one left to rely on—seeks out Wookyung for help, and the side story about the two of them begins...

oh my goodness. i really didn't think anyone would reply to my comment. but thank you so soooo much for this!! now i understand. thank you so much, you are so kind

You're welcome^^

thank you this is a huge boon

As a painter, I used to have a similar problem for a really long time (not anymore tho). Not necessary with finding my own art style, cause even now I don't think I have any specific one and I was never really worried about it, but I had trouble thinking what I want to paint, what themes and subjects I want to explore and in general had trouble doing work outside of my assignments.
I don' know if this will help you, but it for sure helped me and it was finding interests outside of making art, or even any creative work in general. Because, after all, you take your inspirations from your surrounding, even subconsciously. Your mind works like this creative bank account and if you don't fill it properly with things that genuinely caught your interest, you'll have trouble making your own work. So books, movies, your dreams, spending time with people, sometimes even taking a walk and looking at things around you can be helpful and finally make you feel like "yes, this is want I want to paint!".
And even if you still have no idea what to paint/draw/whatever form o art are you making, I suggest to do some life-drawing. I know that it can be boring, but doing studies (like anatomy, colour, perspective, whatever you need) and drawing things from life can be really helpful - it makes it easier to draw and paint from imagination later on, if you practice enough c:

That's very nice of you to share your own experience and advice! Thank you!! Tbh I love making portraits, but since I am a fan of certain celebrities, I usually draw them since I can feel a lot of happiness whenever I do fanarts. However, most of the people doesn't really... Well, "appreciate" my fanarts. So there's that.

But I guess that what you said is the truth! Observing and appreciating our surroundings would really help in getting inspirations in art. I'll try to do that more often! Art doesn't have any rules in it, so I guess that if I'm happy with what I'm doing or have a sense of accomplishment whenever I finish an artwork, then there's no problem with it.

Thank you very much for this <3

Oh, a lot of people - usually people who are not creative at all, or are how I call them "pretentious artists" who look down on people who make anything than realistic "original" works don't appreciate fanarts, but these people don't really matter, as long as you are enjoying making your portraits! And you are right, art doesn't have any rules and that's what is so great abut it, cause everyone can find their own thing in it
No problem! It's fun talking about creative processes like this c: