The Lady and the Ruffians

A young noble lady is cast aside and driven out to the countryside because she cannot conceive. Going down with her is Dochie, the male servant who serves her. But the life of this lady, sent away to the countryside in an exile that is not quite exile, does not end there. As misfortune turns into blessing, the second act of her life begins. Dunsoe the butcher, Seok the water carrier, and Dochie, the strong servant. No matter where she looks, all she sees are large, sturdy, well-endowed men. The only “problem,” if it can even be called that, is that every one of them is a lowborn commoner. That is fine. What does it matter whether they are lowborn or noble? As long as they know how to use it well, that is enough. Since she has already been cast out, and already been rejected, she may as well enjoy herself. After all, she has no reason to ever return to Hanyang. And so, the lady’s paradise begins.