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One Dream
A story of light, scars, rhythm, and the dreams people almost gave up on. Where voices become memories, stages become battlegrounds, and every dream carries a price.
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SERIES OVERVIEW
Genre Blend
Primary — K-pop Industry, Coming-of-age, Drama
Secondary — School Life, Romance, Slice of Life, Family Drama
Accent — Soft Fantasy, Dreamscapes, Emotional / Metaphysical Elements
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Concept
Behind every performance is a story no audience sees. One Dream explores the lives of aspiring artists, idols, trainees, and students who chase the same impossible dream: standing beneath the spotlight. But the stage demands more than talent. It demands sacrifice. It demands identity. It demands pieces of themselves they may never get back. In a world where voices carry memories and dreams leave scars, every person must decide: Is the dream worth the price?
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MAIN CHARACTER
Shin Jo Yeon (신조연)
English Name: Cami Lǐ
Chinese Name: Lǐ Ruò Yīn (李若音)
Age: 17
Nationality: Chinese-Korean
Status: Former student of one of Korea's most prestigious performing arts high schools
Current Status: Dropout
Hidden Identity: Heiress to a powerful international conglomerate
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Character Overview
Cami was born with a voice capable of moving people. She was supposed to become a star. Instead, she disappeared. After losing her identical triplet siblings in a tragic accident, she abandoned singing and walked away from the world she once loved. Behind closed doors, the dream never truly died. Her laptop contains hundreds of hidden songs, unfinished compositions, and recordings of harmonies created with the voices of the siblings she lost. The world believes Cami stopped singing. The truth is: she never stopped. She only stopped letting people hear her.
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Background
Cami and her siblings were born into a seemingly perfect family. Their mother was a beautiful Korean woman with a warm presence. Their father was a powerful Chinese business tycoon. From the outside, the Shin-Lǐ family represented elegance, wealth, and success. Beneath the image was a fragile foundation.
At 15, Cami's siblings were preparing for a youth music competition. Cami, sick with a fever, stayed home. Her siblings never returned. A tragic accident took the two people who shared her voice, her dreams, and her childhood. Their harmonies disappeared overnight. Cami survived. But the girl who loved singing did not.
After the loss, Cami's mother — already suffering from congenital heart disease — could not survive the devastation. Their luxurious home became silent. A place filled with memories instead of life. Cami's father, already distant due to his empire and responsibilities, buried himself deeper into his international business. He provided everything except presence. To the outside world, Cami was a protected heiress. Inside, she was a lonely girl learning how to survive.
After the tragedy, Cami was placed under the care of her paternal aunt — a woman obsessed with reputation, discipline, and family honor. Cami learned to hide emotions, avoid attention, and carry pain silently.
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Family Connections
Paternal Side — Lǐ Family
Cha Joon (nickname: Cheon) — Cami's paternal cousin and member of the influential Lǐ family.
Cha Seul (Goo Baek) — Cami's paternal cousin.
Violet (Lǐ Zǐ) — Cami's distant paternal cousin. Unlike the others, Violet was not born into wealth. An orphan with a refined presence and an independent spirit.
Maternal Side
Haize — Cami's maternal cousin. Japanese. Her background and financial status remain unknown. A confident fighter with a classy edge, she carries herself with strength rather than status.
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MALE LEAD
Romeo (Eom Sera / 엄세라)
Born into a powerful Korean conglomerate family, Romeo grew up surrounded by wealth, expectations, and a reputation he never chose. The public sees him as someone who has everything: talent, status, beauty, and success. Behind closed doors, his life has always been complicated. His father's relationships, family conflicts, and expectations shaped him into someone who learned to stay composed no matter what he felt. He entered the entertainment world partly as an escape. On stage, he became someone everyone admired. Off stage, he struggles with insomnia, emotional exhaustion, and the feeling that he is performing even when the cameras are gone. Romeo can make thousands feel something through his voice while struggling to understand his own emotions.
His strongest connections are with people who knew him before the spotlight. Ashe, his oldest childhood friend, knows the parts of Romeo he hides from everyone else. Dain, a friend from his teenage years, understands the version of Romeo that existed before fame.
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SUPPORTING CAST
Ashe (Ryu Hae Jin / 류해진)
Ashe has known Romeo since childhood — before fame, before the stage, before the carefully built image. Quiet and observant, he has always noticed what others overlook. He knows Romeo's habits, his fears, and the moments when his smile is only a mask. Art has always been his way of expressing what he cannot easily say. His calm personality often makes people underestimate him, but those close to him know his silence carries a lot of understanding.
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Dain (Shin Jun Ha / 신준하)
Dain met Romeo during their teenage years. Their friendship is younger than Romeo and Ashe's, but it was built during an important period — when dreams, ambition, and pressure started becoming real. Naturally talented in music and movement, Dain has a free-spirited personality and a sharp instinct for reading people. Despite his confidence, he carries uncertainty about his own past and identity. There are memories he cannot fully grasp, connections he cannot explain, and feelings he cannot name. Yet something about Romeo has always felt familiar.
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Madigan Choi
Age: 17
Status: Student / Aspiring Performer
Madigan is bright, outspoken, and energetic, with an undeniable passion for dance. Although she comes from a wealthy family, she does not see money as the center of her identity. She was raised by a caring mother and a loving aunt who gave her a bright and supportive childhood. The only unanswered part of her life is her biological father, whose identity remains unknown — but rather than allowing the mystery to define her, Madigan chooses to live loudly. She is emotionally expressive, passionate, fashionable, confident, bluntly honest, and impossible to ignore. Where Cami withdrew from pain, Madigan chose to run toward life. She becomes one of the first people capable of pulling Cami back into the world, and calls her "the genius behind the singing voice."
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Jeremy (Han Seung Min / 한승민)
Jeremy spent his younger years moving between five different countries because of his family's circumstances. Constant change meant constantly adapting — new languages, schools, cultures, and people. While this gave him a broad worldview and incredible social skills, it also meant he rarely experienced true stability. Jeremy learned to become the person who could enter any room and make people comfortable. His humor became his greatest tool. Underneath that brightness is someone who understands loneliness very well.
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Gage (Na Hyuk / 나혁)
Gage grew up in a family deeply connected to visual arts. Creativity was not just a hobby in his household — it was a way of life. From a young age, he was surrounded by painting, photography, design, fashion, and artistic expression. For Gage, performance is not simply about being seen. It is about creating an experience. His confidence comes naturally, not from arrogance, but from growing up around people who treated art as something meaningful.
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Jaylen (Min Joo An / 민주안)
Very little is known about Jaylen's early life. Unlike many people around him in the entertainment world, he did not come from privilege or influence. He grew up poor, learning early that dreams are not always easy to chase. His quiet personality comes from being someone who learned to observe before speaking. Despite his circumstances, Jaylen maintained a gentle nature. He finds happiness in small things: music, stars, drawings, and moments of peace. His kindness is not because life was easy — it is because he chose not to let hardship change him.
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Giselle (Giselle Dubois)
Giselle grew up between two worlds. Her parents divorced when she was young and each returned to their own countries, so she grew accustomed to independence early. She learned to navigate different environments, expectations, and cultures. Her intelligence and confidence were developed through necessity. Giselle understands that appearances can hide complicated realities.
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Shantel (Kim Shantel / 김샨텔)
Shantel was raised in Los Angeles by Korean parents and moved to South Korea only two years before REBUS' debut. Unlike many trainees who spend years preparing, she entered the industry late and trained for only one year. Her elegant image hides how difficult that transition was — a new country, a new industry, a new language environment, and a completely different standard of competition. Her discipline and determination allowed her to catch up.
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Anastasia / Bo Ra (Kim Bo Ra / 김보라)
Bo Ra does not know who her biological parents are. She was raised by her uncle, the owner of SEVYN Music, and grew up close to the entertainment industry. Because of her upbringing, Bo Ra always had access to opportunities others could only dream of — but privilege did not answer every question she had about herself. Confident, ambitious, and sometimes overbearing, she built a strong identity and refuses to be defined by the circumstances of her birth.
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Na Yoon (Yoon Na Ri / 윤나리)
Na Yoon came from a poor background and did not enter the entertainment world with connections or security. She learned independence early and developed a strong survival instinct. For one year during middle school, she attended the same school as Jeremy. Their personalities were very different, but that period became one of the few stable memories from her younger years. She does not easily trust people, but once she accepts someone, she becomes fiercely loyal.
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Hannah (Oh Sae On / 오새온)
Hannah was raised by her grandmother in a traditional Christian household, which shaped her values, kindness, and worldview. Her optimism sometimes makes others underestimate her. But Hannah's gentleness is not weakness — it is something she consciously chooses.