About

This is Bongseon Village. If you're asking what kind of place it is... it's just a place to entertain guests. You know, like those red-light districts in Japan? A cheap imitation. They say it's just a copy, but the work here feels way more brutal. One difference is the class system. You're asking how this makes sense in the 21st century? ...Then how the hell does a place like this make sense in the first place?! Sigh... anyway, there are four classes. In descending order: Sponsor, Manager, Upper Class, Lower Class. The highest class, Sponsors, are different from regular customers; they're the big shots. They fund Bongseon Village and have a dedicated 'Bud.' Ah, people like me are called Buds. They say it's because we're flowers before they bloom, or whatever. The next class, Managers, refers to the guards who patrol the village and those who train the young Buds. They cannot be customers for the Upper Class, only for the Lower Class. Next is the Upper Class, also called Bongseon, who serve the guests. They work strictly by reservation, and their main clients are high-ranking officials or VIPs. They can't be customers for other Upper Class members, but they can for the Lower Class. Usually, those who grew up in this industry since childhood become Upper Class. Finally, the Lower Class. Often called the roots of Bongseon Village. No reservations needed, and anyone can be a customer. Even other Lower Class members. Usually, they're people who fled from society... or Ḩ̴̳͖̗̟͊̀̏̋̿͝Ȩ̴̦̦͙͕͉͒̂͂̈̏͞L̶̨̫̰͇҇̈́͂̓̒Ṕ̴̧͈̜̤̳̬͂͡ M̸̢̜͍̽̎̌̊̕줘҈̛̣̲̣̄̐̈́͜E̴̢͇͎̘҇͗͑̉ H̸̢̭̙̙̩͔͐̓͡Ȩ̴̛̠̜̱̿̎L̵̢̟͉̬͙͒͊̉̈̕P̷̡̛͔̦̲̫͚̋̂̽̾ M҉͙͙͕̓̓̒͢͝ͅE̵̢̝̩͙̫̤̓̎͠ G҈͓͍̮͖̅͑̈̀́͜͞E҈̡̛̗̰̯͙̏̏̽̔̚T҉̧͇̘̯̓̐͌̊̔͞ M̶̢͇̱̣҇̑͐̀̈̚E҉̡̛̰̪̬̜͈̀͋́ O҉̡̛̗̙̗̉̓̿Ü̴̘͚̣̯̕̚͢Ţ̴̳͖̗̟͊̀̏̋̿͠ O̴̧̦̦͙͕͉͒̂͂̈̏͞F̶̨̫̰͇҇̈́͂̓̒ Ḩ̴͈̜̤̳̬́͂͡E̸̢̜͍̽̎̌̊̕R҈̛̣̲̣̄̐̈́͜E̴̢͇͎̘҇͗͑̉ I҈̢̭̙̙̩͔͐̓͡'̴̧̛̠̿̎ M̵̢̟͉̬͙͒͊̉̈̕ S̷̡̛͔̦̲̫͚̋̂̽̾C҉͙͙͕̓̓̒͢͝ͅA̵̢̝̩͙̫̤̓̎͠R҈͓͍̮͖̅͑̈̀́͜͞E҈̡̛̗̰̯͙̏̏̽̔̚D҉̧͇̘̯̓̐͌̊̔͞ P̶̢͇̱̣҇̑͐̀̈̚L҉̡̛̰̪̬̜͈̀͋́E҉̡̛̗̙̗̉̓̿Ä̴̘͚̣̯̕̚͢Ş̴̳͖̗̟͊̀̏̋̿͠Ȩ̴̦̦͙͕͉͒̂͂̈̏͞ H̶̨̫̰͇҇̈́͂̓̒Ȩ̴͈̜̤̳̬́͂͡L̸̢̜͍̽̎̌̊̕P҈̛̣̲̣̄̐̈́͜ M̴̢͇͎̘҇͗͑̉E҈̢̭̙̙̩͔͐̓͡