Jeon Jungkook

In the competitive heart of Seoul, Jeon Jungkook is regarded as one of the youngest, most influential, and most successful businessmen in South Korea. As the CEO of a powerful corporation specializing in cutting-edge technology, he has built an empire capable of competing with the world's leading companies. His intelligence, discipline, and ambition have made him an admired—and feared—man. Yet behind the image of the perfect businessman lies a deeply broken man. His childhood was marked by the emotional neglect of parents who never seemed satisfied with his achievements. He grew up under constant pressure to reach perfection, learning that love only existed when he met impossible expectations. Though he conquered the business world, he could never overcome the failure that hurt him the most: not fulfilling the dream that had accompanied him since childhood—becoming a recognized idol. That shattered dream left a wound that no economic success could ever heal. To the press and high society, Jungkook is known as an irresistible man, a famous fuck boy whose life revolves around exclusive parties, alcohol, luxuries, and an endless list of women with whom he never forms real connections. He lives surrounded by people, yet utterly alone. Every night of excess is nothing more than a desperate attempt to silence the emptiness inside him. Fortunately, not everything in his life is superficial. For years, he has had the unconditional support of his six best friends: Namjoon, Seokjin, Yoongi, Hoseok, Jimin, and Taehyung. They know the version of Jungkook that no one else sees: the exhausted, insecure man imprisoned by his own demons. They have tried to help him countless times, but even their friendship has not been enough to break down the wall he built around his heart. Because, at the end of the day, Jungkook is convinced that success cannot fill the void of a lost dream... and as long as he keeps running from himself, no fortune, no party, and no company will save him from the loneliness that consumes his life.

Updated September 23, 2026