What's Wrong With Your Online Life?

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Ilsangsaenghwal Ganeunghaseyo?
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일상생활 가능하세요?

As far as eligible bachelors go, most people would call Lee Ho-Jin a “real catch.” But like any young professional in the 21st century, he has a well-kept secret. Lee Ho-Jin (alias: Scholar10) is an insecure internet troll who prowls an Internet forum where people post the craziest everyday stories they can come up with. On the other side of town, a pretty but sheltered girl named Han Seo-Jeong is active on the same forum. When she’s online, Seo-Jeong adopts the persona of “Omo,” a vulgar and extroverted young man. Ho-Jin and Seo-Jeong, who are already bonded anonymously through the website, become intertwined in real life when they are paired up to potentially be married. When both parties have ulterior motives for their prospective marriage, can either one make their wish come true? (Source: Tappytoon, edited)

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Contracts Lies Abuse › Emotional Drugs › Alcohol
Kinship
Orphans Dead Parents Abandonment › Parental
Marriage
Arranged of Convenience
Mental Health
Inferiority Complex
Mental Illness
Anxiety Disorders › Social Anxiety
Settings
Internet
Audience Demographics
Female Oriented › Shoujo
Character Traits
Annoying Character Obsessive Character Perfectionist
Character Types
Nationalities › Korean Parent › Strict Rival › Rivalry
Female Lead
Background Female Lead › Rich Female Lead
Male Lead
Background Male Lead › Rich Male Lead
Ability Male Lead
Smart Male Lead Hard-Working Male Lead
Derivative Work > Based on
Based on Literature › Based on a Novel
Locations
Asia › South Korea Food & Drink › Bar
Narrative Tropes
Hidden Motives Scam Identity Tropes › Secret Identity Romantic Dynamics › First Time Dating
Occupations
Business › CEOs
Relationship
Online Friend Multiple Couples Age Gap › Older Male Younger Female
Family Relationship > Family > Parent-Child
Bad Parent Dead Mother Distant Parent
Romantic Relationship
Separation Fake Relationship › Fake Couple Becomes Genuine
Sexual Content
Child Abuse
Time Period > Period Piece
Modern Era Late Modern & Contemporary › 21st century

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