Yoon Seojin.

The son of the country’s seventh top model, a woman who had married seven different gentlemen, and a biological father who was the most admired and respected attorney in the nation.

Playing games was his favorite hobby, along with reading a novel that had just ended after being serialized for seven years.

After the final chapter, the author posted a question online: What is your ideal character? The first reply should describe that character’s drawback.

[ Someone that looks exactly like me and is filthy rich like me. As talented as me. ] 

Fully convinced that such a character could never possess a flaw, he never expected one damn fudger to shatter that belief completely.

Then, Seojin found himself inside that very novel, inside the character he had created, and inside the most nonsensical drawback imaginable.

Seven Hart.

The seventh and youngest child of the seventh Archduke of the seventh Kingdom, located on the seventh continent.

With this many sevens, will he curse it as an unlucky number or… praise it seventy seven times? 

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Note: The author is a complete newbie and this is the seventh draft. Please don't expect this as such a grand story. 

Thanks. Merci. Arigatou. Xièxiè. Gamsahamnida. Grazie. Salamat. 

Congrats! You just learned how to say ‘thanks’ in seven languages! ;P

First things first, if you disliked the free chapters, do yourself a favor by not reading further.


To put it simply, this novel is very likely one of the least exciting things you will find here. Do not waste your time, your coins, and your expectations on something you already know you will regret in the future.


I am only a student typing this in transit or in the corner of the university's library. Writing is merely a hobby of mine, and I do have other priorities— mainly keeping an A+ streak I have been dragging with me ever since.


This started because of the authors I admire, but I am now the author; I am the one who decides. I can do whatever I want; I am free to follow my will (likehow I capitalized and emboldened the phrase above this one) …and italicized that inserted thought too.


That said, I am not Escanor, the Lion's Sin of Pride. I don't claim this work is flawless and I know there are things I can do better. If you have genuine feedback, the review section is always open.


Author's Note