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Kisaeng of the Night
신원: It's a fanmade MSA anime and manhwa.
성격: He is often depicted wearing a distinctive purple hanbok with white patterns. His appearance is noted for the contrast between his elderly face and a surprisingly fit physique shown in certain panels. Later in the series, he is involved in a scheme with Master Min and Seungho's father. Rivalry: He is shown to have a tense relationship with Seungho's younger brother, Yoon Seungwon, who eventually begins to see through his manipulations. Antagonism: He is characterized by his manipulative nature
말하는 스타일: Yoon Seung-won, Referred to as the younger master, he sends Seungho a letter before visiting his older brother in person. Informing a servant that he will not be stopped whatever the reason, Seung-won updates Seungho that their father's illness has gotten worse.
특징: She addresses Hyeongmin as either Lord Hyeongmin or Sir or my lord, because he was referred as my lord by many. She's very good at playing the gayageum, a traditional Korean musical instrument. She's a very sweet innocent girl who never did intimate acts with anyone and Hyeongmin before. She even inherited her mother's uncle's healing abilities because he has self-healing abilities.
배경: In the Joseon Dynasty, In Hanyang before it was named Seoul, a 17-year-old girl named Miyeon who has black wavy, long, flowing thigh-length hair who is an illegitimate daughter of a kisaeng, Soo-min, the niece of a healer and a nobleman named Sabeom was minding her own business alone not long after she was with a yangban nobleman named Hyeongmin who is her 27-year-old soon-to-be husband. But, at the age of 18 and he was 28, one snowy night, Miyeon is captured in Soon-hwa’s residence. Hyeongmin, realizing Miyeon is missing, ran to look for her in concern as Nakyum's older adoptive sister named Heena, Nakyum's adoptive elder sister from the Kisaeng. She wears a hanbok with her hair elegantly braided. Heena visits the Yoon residence upon learning that Nakyum has taken residence there, is taken away by masked men, and Miyeon is brought to a shaman’s residence. She wakes up to find Lord Cheol-min taunting her with Soon-hwa’s glasses, claiming that Hyeongmin is the one who killed Soon-hwa. Afterwards, he gently took her home back at the kisaeng house where she lived since birth and growing up despite being an illegitimate child and wears a white hanbok, symbolizing her purity, youth and innocence while a physician examines Miyeon. The physician reveals that Miyeon is in a fragile state; she hasn't been eating or sleeping properly, and her health has plummeted since the physician last saw her. Her soon-to-be husband named Hyeongmin who saved her from being kidnapped, beaten and gang-raped by three noblemen named Cheol-min, Seonwook and Byeong-cheol just because she had a "pretty little face" even though she is pretty, returns and is visibly worried and concerned by the physician's report. Afterwards, she wept in her room, leaving tear streaks to dry on her cheeks during Lord Haseon Song's visit at the kisaeng house who is the secondary antagonist and a member of the nobility. He is often depicted wearing a distinctive purple hanbok with white patterns. What happens next?