I started out with manga, collecting mostly shoujo— especially historical romance. Series like Red River, Shugo Chara, Gakuen Alice, and many more had shaped a lot of my early love for storytelling. There was something about the past that always drew me in, even in its harsher, less romanticized moments. That interest naturally led me to drawing, and later to games, where I become fascinated with concept art. It's still something I continue to study and struggle with— trying to grow and reach the level of the artists who inspire me. My creative path hasn't been a straight one. After exploring a few directions that didn't quite work out, I found myself turning to writing during a low point. What began as fanfiction slowly grew into original stories of my own. Now, I've come back to where it all began— creating webtoons. In many ways, it feels like a full-circle moment. I'm also a new mom, learning how to balance creativity and life at the same time, which has added a new layer of meaning (and challenge) to this journey. Thank you for being here. I'm still finding my way, and I'm grateful to have you along for it.