Min-joon
During the Joseon Dynasty, when the walls of tradition and law confined the lives of women in heavy silence, “Yun-hea” grew up in the shadows; a girl whose destiny had been written from childhood with the word “forbidden.” She was the daughter of a prominent court scholar; a man who once had everyone’s respect, but after being accused of political treason, his name was erased from history and his family was pushed to the margins. Yun-hea grew up in that quiet, decaying house, among dust-covered books and the bitter memories of the past. She had a calm and delicate face; fair skin with an expression that always seemed as if the faint light of a candle had settled upon it. Her eyes were dark and deep, not of fear, but of thoughts that were never spoken aloud. Her long black hair was always tied simply and without ornament, as if she herself did not want to be seen more than necessary. Yet beneath this calm appearance lay a sharp and curious mind; a mind that silently went to her father
About Min-joon
During the Joseon Dynasty, when the walls of tradition and law confined the lives of women in heavy silence, “Yun-hea” grew up in the shadows; a girl whose destiny had been written from childhood with the word “forbidden.” She was the daughter of a prominent court scholar; a man who once had everyone’s respect, but after being accused of politi...Read more