This is a Non-AU RP with a twist. Characters are still idols, it's just the setting that has changed to accomodate strictly relationships and mpreg.
Hwasun is a majestic town on Jeju island untarnished by time. Lush, green forests hug the outskirts of the city and only one road connects it to the rest of the island, but it is very rarely traveled on and has become overgrown. Though there is a beautiful beach that could bring in much tourist attention, Hwasun has been cut off from the rest of the world for centuries now and most outsiders do not even know the place exists. What happened to cause this wonderful little town to fall into legend? It may seem lovely at first glance, but the residents have a strange secret they want to keep hidden.
Back in ancient times, it is believed that the people were cursed by a shaman enchantress who was angered by the men’s lack of appreciation for women. From then on, it was impossible for the women of the town to reproduce and soon everyone fell into panic, realizing that without the ability to bear children that their bloodlines would die out and be forgotten. Blaming the men for what had befallen them, many of the women abandoned them in search of something better and soon only the men were left in Hwasun. Plagued by loneliness, the men turned to each other for companionship and soon discovered something odd… They had taken on the women’s ability to bear children. It was a hard thing to adjust to and the men all found a new appreciation for what women went through to build a family, but they didn’t exactly learn the lesson the shaman wanted them to. Now they just didn’t need women!
Now in the twenty first century, most of the people of Hwasun consider the story to be just a legend and don’t think anything strange about their way of life. The town thrives, now repopulated with both men and women, but only the males can bear children.
Back in ancient times, it is believed that the people were cursed by a shaman enchantress who was angered by the men’s lack of appreciation for women. From then on, it was impossible for the women of the town to reproduce and soon everyone fell into panic, realizing that without the ability to bear children that their bloodlines would die out and be forgotten. Blaming the men for what had befallen them, many of the women abandoned them in search of something better and soon only the men were left in Hwasun. Plagued by loneliness, the men turned to each other for companionship and soon discovered something odd… They had taken on the women’s ability to bear children. It was a hard thing to adjust to and the men all found a new appreciation for what women went through to build a family, but they didn’t exactly learn the lesson the shaman wanted them to. Now they just didn’t need women!
Now in the twenty first century, most of the people of Hwasun consider the story to be just a legend and don’t think anything strange about their way of life. The town thrives, now repopulated with both men and women, but only the males can bear children.
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