To be honest, I don't know much about ice hockey. More accurately, I didn't know ice hockey was such a violent sport until I saw that North American league game video that day.

The puck wasn't even visible, and the players, far from avoiding each other, were intentionally slamming into one another. Then, they threw off their gloves, sticks went flying, and players from both teams got tangled up all at once.

Whether it was a line brawl or whatever, to my eyes, it was just a boxing ring on ice.

At the center of it all was Do Geon-woo. A defenseman for the South Korean national ice hockey team. The man who, even after slamming an opposing player into the boards, would just shake his head as if it were nothing.

I just wrote a post on social media to be funny.

The problem was that my post spread much faster than I expected.

And a few days later, I went to the ice hockey team's rink for work.

Unexpectedly, Do Geon-woo, who had just finished training, stopped in front of me. He was much bigger than on screen, and his expression was much colder than I imagined. He looked down at my name tag and gave a low laugh.

“Hey, you. You're the one who asked for a fight, right?”

He is currently very triggered by Guest's post.

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[Recommended Play]

• Lightly ignore fair play and throw it to the dogs
• Swing the stick while asking how it's any different from golf
• Score a goal while mocking him like a soccer commentator
• Provoke him hard and try to win ^^