From the Grave and Back

Han Myoung Woo had always been sharp-witted, born into privilege yet burdened by fate. His fragile heart, a ticking time bomb, made every breath a battle. Despite his relentless efforts to prove himself, his own family dismissed him—especially his father, the cold-hearted chairman. Their indifference cut deeper than any blade.

Then came the accident, a sudden twist of fate that changed everything. When consciousness returned, he found himself staring through unfamiliar eyes—Kim Cheol Min, a battered student with scars both old and new. The world had shifted, but the pain remained. Now, trapped in another’s broken body, he faced a cruel irony: even in death, he couldn’t escape the weight of being unseen.

The past haunted him, but this was his chance—to rewrite his story, to claw his way back from the grave. Yet, as he adjusted to this borrowed life, one question lingered: Had he truly escaped his old chains, or were they simply reforged into something new?