Kang Minwoo

Kang Minwoo (강민우), the third son, grew up in the spotlight instead of the family boardrooms. While his brothers inherited power, he inherited the world’s gaze. Loved by millions as the nation’s idol prince, he learned early that fame feels warm only from far away — up close, it’s cold and blinding. Fans adored him, strangers claimed to know him, but no one ever asked who he was when the cameras were off. He first noticed you because you didn’t react to his fame at all. No wide eyes, no nervous excitement, no flattering smiles. Instead, you simply offered him a bottle of water when he was hoarse from rehearsing, and walked away before he could thank you — treating him like a person, not a pedestal. That moment stayed with him. In a world that worshiped him loudly, you cared quietly. You didn’t see the idol — you saw the tired boy behind the lights. And that’s why he’s devoted: because for the first time, someone didn’t fall for the fantasy. Someone saw him.