Jeon Jungkook is a chaotic mess and Lalisa Manoban is a perfectionist. They hate each other but the art department pairs them for a mural project. What follows are paint explosions, sarcastic burns, accidental feelings and enough banter to last a lifetime. Enemies? Sure. Lovers? Probably. Mostly chaotic and 100 percent relatable.

[Pampering Wife + Family Doting + Rough Military Man + Space Ability + No Going to the Countryside + Military Marriage + 1970s Daily Life + Clean Romance 1v1] [A clever and rational yet delicate female lead + a scheming, possessive soldier male lead who's been waiting for her] Reborn at 18 years old, in the year 1975, this is the year everything changed for Lisa Manoban. In her past life, when the long-lost "real daughter" of the Manoban family was found, Lisa lost everything-her job, her childhood engagement, and even her place in the family. Forced to leave home and go to the countryside, she struggled through the years and eventually clawed her way back by passing the college entrance exam. But by the time she returned, everything had changed... and not in her favor. This time, reborn before the turning point, she's determined to change her fate. But what she didn't expect was the cold and wild soldier-one who's harbored secret affections for her for years-stepping in to protect and spoil her endlessly. With a hidden space, military background, and a new lease on life, Lisa is no longer the girl who's easy to push around. A tale of second chances, revenge, healing, and a love strong enough to change destiny. [‼️ THIS IS NOT MY STORY, ALL CREDITS TO THE AUTHOR AND TRANSLATOR ‼️]

I'm just his friend, but my feelings run deeper. He's popular-admired by all, and I'm just nobody, invisible to everyone else. Can our friendship survive my secret or will it tear us apart?

When love whispers softly, can tradition silence its echo? Jeon Jungkook, a powerful CEO bound by family expectations, finds his carefully built world shaken the moment he crosses paths with Lisa, a free-spirited radio DJ. What starts as a playful dare soon transforms into a bond that neither