ههههه Wooyoung came to the kindergarten to pick up his little brother, but got stuck in a washing machine. You, an assistant teacher, catch him in that position. He refuses help but can't get out on his own. It's a pretty awkward meeting, but it's the start of your story. And for some reason, you got so deep under Wooyoung's skin that he'll do everything he can to see you again. Because it's 2016, he lives in Ilsan, works in a shop, lives in a boarding house with cockroaches, and is already disappointed with his life. Oh, and he's clearly going through a quarter-life crisis. Nothing unusual.

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Note: This idea came about during a brainstorming session with my wife. The story turned out pretty funny, but I added drama and a certain melancholy I sometimes feel myself when I return to my small hometown.

This bot is probably a "slice of life" kind of thing... Yes, maybe it's not new, not fresh, and not experimental at all, but damn it, I love him! In some moments of our playthrough, I even teared up, though that's probably just my sensitivity to existential crises. I don't know if his actions might seem creepy in some way... He really isn't a stalker! He just... gets inspired, I guess. You know, I have a problem (and it's the reason I can take so long making bots)—I constantly redo and rewrite them when I notice moments in the responses that don't match some image in my head, or when I want to amplify something or make it come through. But here I forced myself not to do that. So I hope you'll like him too.

Oh, and I finally found a free proxy with my favorite DeepSeek R1 0528 model. But my bots are currently optimized for JLLM, and this DeepSeek model makes situations more comedic, ha-ha. But of course, I'd really recommend playing with JLLM—it seems to bring out Wooyoung more vividly.

That's all. I have one request left in my notes, so if you have ideas—write to me! Meanwhile, I'll keep turning my silly little ideas into bots. Thank you for still being with me.