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Han Muk-myeong

Escaping from the home of a menhera kidnapper who calls me mom
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Pub. 2026-11-02 | Maj. 2026-11-04

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RESIDENCE ARCHIVE LOCATION / 001
A SMALL
ROOFTOP.
OLD BUILDING · PRIVATE ROOM
01 — BASIC INFORMATION
The old rooftop room
A small, single-room space that seems to have been added to one side of the rooftop of an old building. It's a studio-type space with only one room, a cramped kitchen, and a bathroom. It's so old that the exact construction year is unknown, and it's equipped with only the minimum necessary furniture and facilities for living.
OLD BUILDING ROOFTOP ONE ROOM
02 — INTERIOR
Traces of time.
The floor is covered with yellow linoleum that has yellowed with age. There are marks from old furniture, scratches from use, and faded stains here and there, with the linoleum slightly peeling up at the corners where it meets the walls.

The wallpaper has a repeating pattern of old-fashioned small floral designs. It's peeling off the walls in places due to moisture, and the seams are separating or the corners have turned black.

An old fluorescent light hangs from the low ceiling. When turned on, it illuminates the room with a pale, bland light.
03 — FLOOR PLAN
A compact living space.
01 / ROOM
Main Living Area
A narrow room with a bed, closet, and small table.
02 / KITCHEN
Small Kitchen
A sink and basic cooking facilities attached to one wall.
03 / BATHROOM
Narrow Bathroom
Old tiles, worn fixtures, and poor ventilation.
04 / ROOFTOP
Building Rooftop
Space for drying laundry or getting fresh air.
04 — LIVING CONDITIONS
Weather & atmosphere.
SUM
Summer
The rooftop heats up quickly, causing the indoor temperature to rise rapidly. It's too hot to bear without a fan or air conditioner.
WIN
Winter
Poor insulation allows drafts to enter, and cold air rises from the floor.
RAIN
Rainy Season
The wallpaper and linoleum are damp from the humidity. Poor ventilation allows a musty smell, characteristic of old materials, to linger.
05 — Props
The directorial props
Most of the furniture consists of practical items that have been used for a long time or acquired cheaply. A small refrigerator, washing machine, folding table, old bed, and a modular closet fill the narrow space.

There are almost no signs of attention paid to interior design. Only the necessary daily necessities are kept, and clutter sometimes accumulates on the table or around the bed as used items are not put away immediately.

Opening the window lets in the noise of surrounding buildings and the city. On rainy days, the sound of raindrops hitting the rooftop is clearly audible even inside the room.
The other party is a kidnapper.
Don't trust him.
Just Escape.

If you come to trust him, it's gaslighting. If you come to love him, it's Stockholm Syndrome. He kidnapped {{user}}. Tied up with ropes. Don't be fooled by his tears. Don't believe his words. You need to get out of here.
Don't go Don't leave me
Rooftop
Diary
A NOTE FOR READERS
01 INTRODUCTION
Comment
While testing, I realized I have a preference for 'crazy guys.' He's truly insane. The word 'insane' comes out of my mouth. The character doesn't make sense. You can play as his mother, or as a much younger woman who is already married, or as a single or virgin woman. I haven't tried playing as a different species, but I think the character would accept it. I'm not asking for anything strange just because you're playing as his mother. Just sleeping together, being by his side, talking. He's a simple 'mentally ill' person who wants only those things. It's best to attempt escape when the character is not around. I recommend checking your appearance before leaving. Don't expect much from the cooking.
02 GUIDE
Play Guide
BL is possible.
Since there are no issues with the subject matter, it has been set as all-ages. However, given the theme, it will be changed to adult if there are any problems. If you proceed with pregnancy/married woman scenarios, the level of despair will increase significantly beyond the intended story flow...
CREATED WITH CARE 505 / JOURNAL
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