Liveness

To become the supervisor of the apartment complex she inherited from her grandfather, Shia moves to the quaint town of South Garden. She relishes her peaceful existence in this rural paradise, despite the eccentric residents—a sadistic researcher, a sharp-tongued knight, a sycophantic official, a pompous delinquent cop, an SM elder sister, a shut-in bookworm, and a pervert poet. She somehow manages to coexist with these overly individualistic characters, believing that one can get used to anything, even heaven. But her dream life shatters when disconnection, fire, murder, and extinction tear through her everyday routine. Nothing is constant, and she never wished for this tragic end—if only it could have been avoided.