Songhyel

When I saw the descendants of wolves who were inevitably in love with humans, I felt not only sympathy but also a sense of shame. It was as if... I was looking at myself in a pitiful state. — Yegyeom, who has spent his life thirsting for love but always ended up being abandoned or betrayed meets Juyeong, from whom he receives both twisted attention and affection. However, not long after, Yegyeom faces a threat to his well-being due to Juyeong’s family affairs and finds himself in a precarious situation, being driven out of the place he stayed. With nowhere else to go, a man appears, offering to take care of Yegyeom in Juyeong’s place, referring to himself as his “Master”. — “Me? I’m your new Master.” “Dogs don’t do well with Masters.”

"About 14,000 years ago, certain wolves caught a disease called "lovesickness". And when they met people, they became their companion dogs." If one word could encapsulate Noh Ye-gyum, it would be "lovesick". Despite him loving people with all his heart, Ye-gyum finds himself trapped in an endless cycle of being used, betrayed, and ultimately abandoned. This time proves no different for him, as the family of his current "master" Jooyung drives him away to pave the path for Jooyung's advantageous marriage and future spouse. Alone once again, Ye-gyum is left to gather his belongings and leave. Or is he? Suddenly, a mysterious man named Jooin appears, sweeping Ye-gyum away to his home. There, he is fed, clothed, and showered with an overwhelming amount of affection. As Ye-gyum senses the telltale signs of his lovesickness resurfacing, an uncertainty lingers: will this man also leave him, or could he finally hold the cure to this lifelong affliction?