In the Kingdom of Hwa-gyeong, where honor, war, and tradition reign, Prince Haneul is seen as a blemish to the royal bloodline - delicate, graceful, and too soft for the throne. His siblings mock him. The court whispers. And while every noblewoman dreams of winning General Ryu Jaemin's heart, only one person ever truly held it: the very prince they scorn. Jaemin has loved Haneul since they were children - since he saw the boy who danced with butterflies in the garden while the other princes trained with swords. But love between two men is not only frowned upon... it's punishable. As tensions rise in the kingdom and war brews on the borders, Jaemin is ordered to marry the neighboring kingdom's princess - a political move to secure peace. But Haneul is in danger, and Jaemin must choose: duty or desire, crown or heart. In a world where love is forbidden, will a prince and his general dare to rewrite fate?

By day, Aiden Torres is an ordinary 17-year-old boy trying to disappear. By night, he becomes Aira - a beautiful girl he never chose to be, in a body that doesn't feel like a mask, but a mystery. The transformation began without warning, just as the sun dipped behind the school rooftop. Pain like fire, a mirror that didn't reflect who he thought he was - and suddenly, Aiden's life split in two. Six months later, Aiden lives in silence, keeping the secret of his dual self hidden from everyone. Until one night, Kean Lee - the quiet, observant artist from school - sees her. And he doesn't look away. Kean doesn't just see Aira. He sketches her. He studies her. And he starts to piece together a truth no one else has ever gotten close to. As nights grow longer and feelings grow deeper, Aiden is forced to confront the question he's been avoiding: ❝Am I Aiden pretending to be Aira, or Aira trapped inside Aiden? Or... am I something else entirely?❞ "THE WO-MAN" is a heart-stirring slow-burn BL romance about identity, transformation, and what it means to be truly seen. It's a story where gender bends, love deepens, and secrets aren't just hidden - they're shared. 🌙✨ In the quiet hours between sunset and dawn, one boy will discover that maybe he was never meant to choose between who he is and who he becomes... maybe he's both.