"I will break you," he whispered. "Try me," she replied. Ye-Jun is the Hallyu God. As the nation's most beloved actor and former K-pop idol, his life is a perfectly orchestrated performance. His public image is flawless, his scandals are managed, and his relationships are strictly business. Until Noelle Auclair walks onto his set. She is a glitch in his perfect system. Seemingly immune to his charm and unimpressed by his status, she challenges his authority and refuses to bow down. Convinced she is a spy sent to ruin him, Ye-Jun makes it his mission to force her out. But Noelle has a dangerous secret: she is a fan in disguise. To her, Ye-Jun isn't just a celebrity; he is the reason she came to Seoul. Yet, every tantrum, every glare, and every crack in his mask forces her to realize a harsh truth: the man she admired for years is not a god, but a victim of the dark side of the K-entertainment industry. As the lines between observation and obsession blur, Noelle realizes she is no longer just watching from the sidelines. She is part of the story. Caught between a fake world of glitz and dangerously real feelings, they are on a collision course. When the camera stops rolling, will it be love or war?

He was tall, lean, with slightly wavy dark hair and eyes that made it impossible not to notice him. Calm but magnetic, humble yet effortlessly perfect-like he carried both the sun and the storm inside him. Everyone loved him. Every teacher, every student... he was the best boy in school. And me? I was just another girl. The one teachers never liked, the one no one paid much attention to. But I couldn't help it. I liked him. A lot. More than I could admit, more than anyone should. And he... he didn't even know. Or maybe he didn't care that much. Every glance, every smile, every little thing about him pulled me in, and I couldn't stay away. I was just one of the many who liked him, but to me, he was everything.