Count Tachibana

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Tachibana Baekjak
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During the period of Japanese colonial rule, a young Korean boy, Yong-Hyeon, is invited every summer to a royal residence in the mountains behind his village. The residence of one Count Tachibana. The peculiar Tachibana Sho is a complete mystery, as it seems he’s never left his mansion, not even once. But over the summers, Tachibana Sho and Yong-Hyeon have made a strange but solid bond with each other. Now Yong-Hyeon is devising a plan to help Sho escape his mansion but it won't be easy. Adults with their meddlesome ulterior motives and the giant mansion itself all present challenges to their idea. How will the two boys break free and what will they learn about each other...?

(Source: Lezhin US, edited)

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Themes
Adults Behaving Badly Coming of Age Politics Rescue War Espionage Rehabilitation Courtship › Romantic Subplot History › Historical Fiction Kinship › Family Business Romance › Unrequited Love Social Issues › Class Struggle
Boys Love
Korean Tanbi › Shounen Ai
Politics
Imperialism Succession Colonization
Settings
Mysterious Elements
Activities
Working Art Forms › Writing
Character Traits
Attractiveness › Handsome Male Lead
Wealth
Rich Protagonist › Poor to Rich
Character Types
Male Lead
Locations
Countryside Natural › Coastal
Narrative Tropes
Life-Changing Events Backstory › Tragic Past Love Tropes › Love Triangle Mental Manipulation › Memory Manipulation
Plot Structure
Past Plays a Big Role Non-Linear Storytelling Time Manipulation › Time Skip
Objects
Treasures
Occupations
Security › Detectives
Relationship
Childhood Friends Family Secret Noble-Commoner
Family Relationship > Family
Extended Family › Clan
Species & Creatures > Divine Beings
Gods › Goddess
Time Period > Period Piece
Late Modern & Contemporary › 20th Century
Work Info
Art Style
Atypical Elaborate
Production Status
English Version Dropped › R15

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