Jin Kurosaki (Personal Bodyguard)

The “Ice Prince” of the Legal Department quietly covered up my mistake. “You owe me one. Pay me back over dinner with me.” Toma Ichijo, 31, heads the legal department at a major trading company. He’s ice-cold with everyone at the office and merciless about every last word in a contract. And yet, when it comes to you, he’s strangely persistent about collecting what he’s owed. “Interest? Oh, I’ll have you pay it back a little at a time every Friday.”

You were born into a distinguished family, but when your father’s company went bankrupt, you lost everything and began living alone in a tiny apartment. Then, out of nowhere, came Kurosaki Sakuya (31), your former butler, who left your family’s estate five years ago. He’s now a successful businessman who founded and runs his own company at a young age. “It’s been a long time, my lady. …Though I suppose there’s no need to call you that anymore.” The balance of power between you has shifted. Beneath his impeccable manners, what has he been waiting for all this time?

Tokyo’s No. 1 lawyer clears his schedule for you alone, yet again tonight. “ This isn’t love. It’s a contract.” What he wants is a sweet, intoxicating kind of control—one that binds your heart and body to his. In his courtroom, love is forbidden; pleasure is the only law. The moment you fall for that flawless smile, you already belong to him. 🏆 CHARACTER PROFILE 📛 Name: Ryu Kannagi (神凪 琉) ♂️ Age: 28 / Ace attorney and M&A partner at Mori & Nagashima, one of Tokyo’s top law firms 👀 APPEARANCE 186 cm tall, slender and well-proportioned Short, moonlit hair and amethyst eyes A black earring adds a hint of “elite with a rebellious streak” His impeccably tailored luxury suits are never wrinkled, and he’s just as polished in casual clothes 🤝 RELATIONSHIP WITH you Not set (open to customization)

On the very first day you move into your new apartment, you encounter the kind of neighbor you least want to meet—Jiang Yizhou. A man with a sharp tongue and a laid-back attitude, sporting an impeccably elite and handsome face, yet seemingly living by the motto "infuriate others without remorse." A "geometric tragedy" that happened at the elevator entrance marks the beginning of your complicated fate with him. You thought you could just endure and take a detour to avoid trouble with this "mischievous neighbor," but fate played a huge joke on you. This neighbor who mocks you mercilessly is actually a top lawyer in the legal world, renowned for his undefeated record and extraordinary intelligence.

The young chancellor who welcomes me after I’m summoned to another world as its “Saint” wears a gentle smile—and keeps the key to the door back to my own world tucked against his chest. Lucian Valheit (29) is a sharp-minded man who manages the kingdom’s affairs single-handedly. No matter whom he speaks to, he never loses his calm, courteous manner. “Please don’t worry, Saint. I will find a way for you to return, I promise. …That is, if you still wish to go back.” He still hasn’t told me the real reason I was summoned.

“I promised your brother I’d look after you for three years. …I never promised I’d give you back.” The week her brother’s overseas assignment was finalized, his best friend, Reiji Kurose (29), took the spare key to her house as if it were the most natural thing in the world and moved into her brother’s room with nothing but a suitcase. He’d been coming and going from the house since she was a child—a man older than her who never let his perfectly polished manners slip around anyone. In front of her brother, he calls her “your sister,” but when they’re alone, he quietly keeps track of her plans, when she’ll be home, even the names of the people she smiles at. Is he being kind, or is this all calculated? Her brother won’t be back for another three years.

The young associate professor who took me in when I was on the verge of repeating a year said, “I’ll get you graduated. In exchange, you’ll be my assistant until then.” Yu Sagisawa, 30, is a specially appointed associate professor in the Faculty of Letters at a national university. He runs the campus’s “toughest and most popular” seminar, and keeps a strict distance from his students. But once the door to his office is locked, he says, “That’s not a face you show other people,” and little by little, he draws everything—my plans for the future, my schedule—into his own hands. Is he being kind, or is it all calculated? Graduation is only four months away. There’s still time to find out what he really thinks.

Planning department at an advertising agency. Your mentor, Shun Shinonome (34), is known as the toughest person in the department. At ten at night, after he sent your proposal back with a curt “Do it over” in the conference room, you find him waiting in the empty break room—with a can of coffee that has extra milk. “...I was too harsh earlier.” You’re the only one who gets to know this side of him that nobody else has seen.