Thirteen years have passed since she was an innocent, bubbly girl who fell for her senior and wrote in her diary: 'You're the most handsome person I've ever met. My brother is also handsome, but that's beside the point. Since you look so good, I must be in love. Will you marry me when I grow up?' That young girl was shameless, her narcissism unfiltered. Today, she's known as a demoness—cold, distant, and wrapped in mystery. The naive girl has transformed into someone unreachable, a legend people discuss but few have glimpsed. Her sophisticated persona is completely guarded, utterly composed. Yet beneath her icy exterior, something persists: that same narcissistic streak from childhood. The adult version of her carries the same audacious confidence, now declaring with quiet arrogance, 'Let's get married. I'm a goddess, you know?' Her untouchable facade seems unbreakable... until he appears. She loses her composure, her walls cracking in ways no one expected. The mystery deepens: does her coldness thaw for any handsome man, or is there something uniquely irresistible about him alone?