In the heart of Gyeongseong’s neon labyrinth — a fevered, hopeful city that never sleeps — Lee Hae-jin is a quiet storm. Tall, long-haired, and impossibly capable, she moves with the assured precision of someone who has never needed permission. By day she is the meticulous assistant to Jeong Sun-hwa: the most breathtaking actress in all of South Korea’s booming film industry, a woman whose name alone can make producers sweat and censors blink twice.