It was spring, but his inability to feel it represented his state of mind. “What does your spring look like?”

Woo-Jin asked Hyun-Min.

“For me, as long as I’m with my Ggong, it’s always spring for me,” he answered.

He nicknamed his girlfriend ‘Ggong’ because her last name was ‘Gong,’ and appeared as if just thinking about her made him happy. However, when he looked at Woo-Jin in front of him, a wry smile appeared on his face as he grumbled that the reality was winter.

“By the way, are you filming something historical this time?” Hyun-Min asked.

“Why?” Woo-Jin asked.

“Everyone looked at your hair and guessed it,” he answered.

“Well, no matter what I do, I think I’ll do a historical film while in this state,” Woo-Jin said.

After returning from her vacation, even Hwang Yi-Young was against Woo-Jin getting a haircut, so he didn’t really care anymore. After meeting with Director Yoon Seon, he started thinking about many things, and even though he was constantly thinking about Prince Myeong-Hwan from Red Enemy, he had a hard time making a decision.

Woo-Jin started becoming curious about how Director Yoon Seon was going to express the spring that he thought of and how he was going to show it to the people, so he started rewatching the movies that the director filmed a long time ago. There were a few he watched before and others that he’d never watched. After watching the director’s recent movies, Woo-Jin was left with a feeling of comfort and consolation and realized that the director looked...