The Last Note Of Seoul

Min Hana was a rising star in the classical world, known for playing the cello with a warmth that could melt the coldest winters. But on the night of her career-defining audition, a rare neurological condition known as "Soundless Fever" strikes, plunging her into a world of absolute silence. Forced to give up her scholarship and her dreams, she takes a job as a nighttime cleaner at the prestigious Seoul Conservatory just to stay close to the music she can no longer hear.
​Kang Ji-hoon is the "Ice Prince" of the piano-a genius who has everything but feels nothing. Haunted by a tragic accident from his past, he plays with perfect technical precision but lacks any soul. To him, music is a chore, and the stage is a cage.
​Their worlds collide when Ji-hoon discovers Hana "playing" a silent cello in an empty practice room late at night. Intrigued by her ability to feel vibrations through the floorboards, he makes her a cold-hearted deal: she will help him find the emotion his music is missing, and in return, he will be her "ears" in a world that has turned its back on her.
​As they navigate the cutthroat world of the Seoul classical scene, they discover that sometimes, the most beautiful melodies are the ones you can't hear-they're the ones you feel.