Eighteen’s Bed Novel

Kang Jun maintains a facade of kindness as a model student, but internally struggles with a deep inferiority complex. During his second year, he becomes increasingly close to Go Yohan, his classmate who openly admits that bullying brings him more satisfaction than being bullied. Go Yohan gradually ascends to the top of the school's social hierarchy, naturally establishing himself as a dominant figure whose primary nature involves controlling and belittling others. Despite this, Go Yohan takes a particular interest in Kang Jun, treating him differently from the rest. Kang Jun, who experiences subtle rejection from his peers due to perceived weakness, finds himself drawn to Go Yohan's attention. Yet at eighteen, when pride and fear of crossing boundaries collide, Kang Jun faces a critical decision. His survival depends on making the right choice—one that demands careful consideration.