All Chulyong has ever desired is to sing. However, dreams don’t cover expenses, and he now finds himself working part-time at a fish market, questioning when everything began to slip away. One mishap during a delivery leads to a house, a renowned composer, and a disastrous first encounter. Ruth interacts with him as if he’s an instrument, prompting Chulyong, who’s tired of life treating him poorly, to retaliate — quite literally. A trophy strikes him on the head. A lawsuit is threatened. Words cut deeper than blades. Amidst the chaos lies a song that has the potential to alter everything. Adversaries. Competitors. Perhaps something beyond that. Defense holds more than just fish — it embodies hope. It embodies love.