Small town girl Song Hyejin grew up with a pair of scissors in her hand, spending her high school days in her father's barber shop cutting crew cuts for young men who were about to enlist in the army; this was how she was intending to spend the rest of her life. When top star Ares Hwang walks into the shop one rainy day demanding that she give him a haircut even though it's past opening hours, her life gets thrown straight into a raging hurricane known as the world of showbiz.
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Enter Kang Hyunwon, hairstylist to the celebrities, touted by all the country's fashion magazines as the golden hands that could catapult anyone, literally anyone, from obscurity to stardom. When his limelight gets stolen unceremoniously by the head of hair atop one Ares Hwang (whom he had callously rejected to style just days before), his ego takes a beating that he will never forget.
When he finds out who it is who was responsible for his humiliation, he vows to show this clueless suburban girl what it truly means to be hair-raisingly good with a pair of scissors...
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Cover adapted from the artwork by @ClarissaNorth
Melanie Majors, a self-made girl boss without help from her family, made an empire selling custom-made jewelry and self-health products. She gained wealth like no other and still stayed with her parents, as her father didn't want her to move out and get her place yet. She's 17 for god's sake. She's very popular on social media, as many celebrities come to her for her products. It was a lovely life. She strived for greatness until her family had to move to South Korea, as her dad handled things with the government officials there. Starting a new year at a new school-Jooshin High School-with some of the snobbish kids she'll ever meet on a new foreigner program just for her. The trouble is just starting, and she won't take anybody stepping in her lane.
In which a CEO of her own making tries to survive a school where top kids run it. But the students don't know that She doesn't tolerate bullies and she stands on business, not caring who you are.