My Korean Stepbrother

Y/N Singh Shekhawat girl blessed with a beautiful face and an intelligent mind, is a blend of grace and fierceness. Hailing from a mixed heritage-half Indian and half Korean-she faced the challenge of separation from her parents at the age of 10. Opting to live with her father's family, a decision that would shape her future, Y/N now finds herself caught in the crossfire of familial dynamics.

Over the course of a decade, she has evolved from a girl with a hint of anger issues to a woman navigating the complexities of her dual identity. At the heart of her story lies a family divided by more than just geography. Y/N's parents' separation also unveiled an impending marriage in her mother's life, which she despises. The plus side? Y/N has seven stepbrothers from her mother's new relationship.

Yet, the crux of the matter is the mutual dislike between Y/N and her newfound family. She harbors no interest in her mother or the new family she's thrust into. However, as time unfolds, irresistible bonds form between the once-detested siblings. They stand united through thick and thin, witnessing each other at their best and worst.

But, amidst the unavoidable dynamics of family, the central challenge remains-Y/N hates them, and they hate her. The journey ahead promises a tale of resilience, transformation, and the unbreakable ties that bind even the most reluctant hearts.