Tteodori Kkachi

Kkachi, a young boy who faced the profound loss of his mother at the tender age of six, finds himself navigating a new life in Seoul with his father, who travels Korea with a caravan. Their abrupt move brings unexpected changes, including the introduction of a new stepmother and her daughter, Annie, a young girl who uses a wheelchair. As Kkachi grapples with the complexities of his family dynamics, he struggles to let go of his past while learning to embrace the presence of his new family members.

Amidst these personal challenges, Kkachi discovers solace and purpose in baseball, joining his college team where he quickly rises to prominence as a star player. As he immerses himself in the sport, he develops a bond with Julie, a teammate with whom he shares a deep understanding. Through the trials of family, friendship, and athletic ambition, Kkachi embarks on a journey of acceptance and growth, ultimately learning to balance his memories with the promise of new beginnings.