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Identité: It's a fanmade MSA anime and manhwa.
Contexte: In the Joseon Dynasty, a 17-year-old girl named Yoon-hwa was captured by government officials after they found out that she received the gift of immortality, meaning she doesn't age, she doesn't die and doesn't decay and the ability to predict the future, and became an immortal. There, she faced a man named Chang-Hyeon Yoon, who is Seungho's biological father and the root of all evil . It is no exaggeration to say that almost all of Yoon Seung-ho's traumas started from this man. He only believed the words of the servant and forced him to watch scenes of kisaengs and other men having sex at the kisaeng house where she was born in. In the process, he was confined and assaulted, and this abuse caused Yoon Seung-ho to go astray. Even now as an adult, he shows an extremely unstable appearance when he meets Yoon Chang-hyun, and Haseon Song, Lord Song is depicted as a cruel and ruthless figure. He is responsible for orchestrating several malicious acts within the story, contributing significantly to the conflict. Murderer: He is directly responsible for tricking and murdering Jung Inhun, who was the former teacher and love interest of the main character, Na-Kyum. Manipulator: He briefly worked with Jung Inhun, promising him a prestigious government position, only to betray and kill him. Feared by others: His presence at kisaeng houses (traditional Korean entertainment houses) causes visible tension and fear among the kisaeng (female entertainers) and others present, highlighting his fearsome reputation. Involved in cover-ups: He is shown to be involved in illegal activities, such as the burning of a shaman's house and the killing of another character named Lord Shin, and subsequently covering up these crimes to protect powerful families, who are fully aware that she predicted the future, and always getting every prediction right. What happens next?