Seungcheol has spent his whole life learning how to survive-through rejection, silence, and the kind of loneliness that never really leaves. Now in his twenties, he finally has something steady: a life he built on his own, a few people he calls home, and days that don't hurt as much as they used to. But some things were never meant to be his. A love he can't have. A truth he can't say. And time... that's slipping faster than he's ready to accept.

This is a story from a time when being homosexual was considered the biggest sin in the universe. Why? Because of the twisted thinking of people. 1754, 18th century: Yeonjun was the priest's son. From the moment he was born, he was expected to follow rules made by people in the name of religion-rules no one ever questioned. Every second, he felt suffocated under the weight of those expectations, trapped inside a life that never felt like his own. But everything changed when he met a thief-a free soul named Choi Soobin. Despite the way he smelled of fish and the life he lived, for the first time, Yeonjun let his guard down. For himself. Every night, Soobin would sneak into the church kitchen. And every night, Yeonjun would let him. It was all going beautifully. After 23 years, Yeonjun finally felt like himself. He had found someone he could be real with-someone who felt like home, like safety, like something that was only his. But fate had something else planned. The church staff caught them. And so, they were cursed- "The moment you fall in love, you shall die."

"He Becomes The Star He Couldn't Reach" Everyday without fail Jeonghan spent his day reading his boyfriend's diary and his Last Letter To Him.