Title: Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors: The Rising Star

Episode 1: A Dream Begins

Main Characters:

Seok Ji-Sun (8) – A passionate young boy who dreams of becoming a professional footballer, inspired by his father.

Jin-Ho (Father) – A retired footballer who played for Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors. He now works as a coach.

Eun-Ji (Mother) – A supportive and caring mother who encourages Seok’s dreams but also values education.

Min-Jae (Older Brother, 12) – A smart and responsible student who loves basketball instead of football.

Hye-Rin (Younger Sister, 5) – A cheerful and energetic girl who admires her big brother.

Story Format:

Opening Scene:

Seok Ji-Sun wakes up early in the morning, his football resting beside his pillow. The sun shines through his bedroom window as he quickly gets dressed in his training gear. Running outside, he starts practicing dribbling skills in their small backyard.

Family Dynamics:

At breakfast, his father, Jin-Ho, watches him with a nostalgic smile. He sees his younger self in Seok and gives him advice on controlling the ball better. Min-Jae teases him about always playing football, while their mother reminds him not to forget his schoolwork.

The Dream & The Training:

Seok is determined to follow in his father’s footsteps, practicing every chance he gets. He spends hours kicking the ball against a wall, perfecting his passes, and mimicking legendary players. His father occasionally trains him, showing him the right techniques.

Introducing the Academy:

One day, Seok's father surprises him with big news—he has been accepted into an academy called "Seoul Rising FC", one of the best youth academies in Korea. Seok is overjoyed but also nervous about making new friends and proving himself.

First Day at School & Challenges:

Seok attends Haneul Elementary School, where he balances his studies and football. His classmates know about his dream and some support him, while others doubt him. He faces small challenges, including a classmate who thinks he isn’t good enough.

Ending Scene:

Seok stands on the football field, gripping his ball tightly. His father's words echo in his mind: "Football isn’t just about skill, it's about heart." With determination in his eyes, he takes his first step toward becoming a football star.

This episode sets up Seok’s journey, his family’s role, and the challenges he will face as he strives to become a footballer like his father. What do you think? 😊

Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors: The Rising Star

Episode 1 – The First Step

Opening Scene – A Morning with Football

Seok Ji-Sun's room is small but filled with football posters, a Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors jersey, and a worn-out ball sitting by his bed.

(Alarm rings)

Seok wakes up, immediately grabbing his football and heading outside. The streets are quiet as he juggles the ball with his feet, trying to beat his personal record. His father, Jin-Ho, watches from the doorway, sipping coffee with a proud smile.

Jin-Ho: “Still at it, huh? How many touches this time?”

Seok: “Sixty-four! I’ll reach a hundred soon, Appa!”

Jin-Ho: “Good, but control matters more than numbers. Try this...” He demonstrates a trick, and Seok watches closely, eager to learn.

Breakfast Conversations

Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors: The Rising Star

Episode 10 – The Debut Match

Opening Scene – Years of Hard Work

The sun sets over Seoul, casting an orange glow on the FC Seoul training ground. A lean, athletic young man sprints down the left wing, effortlessly controlling the ball. His sharp eyes scan the field, anticipating his next move.

Seok Ji-Sun is no longer the small boy training in his backyard. At 16, he is now one of the youngest players in FC Seoul’s first team, playing as a Left Midfielder (LM). His dedication, relentless training, and natural talent have earned him a place among professionals.

As he finishes his final sprint, his coach, Park Hyun-Woo, claps his hands.

Coach Park: “Good work, Ji-Sun! You’ve been selected for tomorrow’s match. Get some rest, kid. Your debut awaits.”

Seok’s heart pounds. Tomorrow… I play for FC Seoul.

Flashback – The Journey to FC Seoul

Seok recalls the years that led him here. He trained tirelessly at Seoul Rising FC, overcoming injuries, doubts, and intense competition. His father, Jin-Ho, was always by his side, pushing him beyond his limits. His mother, Eun-Ji, balanced encouragement with reminders about school. His older brother, Min-Jae, who once dismissed football, became one of his biggest supporters, attending every match.

But none of it was easy. There were times when he wanted to quit, especially after a serious ankle injury at 14. However, his father’s words kept him going:

Jin-Ho: “Football isn’t about falling. It’s about getting up every time you do.”

Now, he’s finally here—one step away from proving himself.

Match Day – The Debut Begins

The Seoul World Cup Stadium is packed with 60,000 roaring fans. FC Seoul is up against Pohang Steelers, one of the toughest teams in the K-League.

Seok sits on the bench, nervously watching the game. FC Seoul is struggling, down 1-0 in the second half. At the 65th minute, Coach Park signals to him.

Coach Park: “Seok, warm up. You’re going in.”

His heart races. He jogs along the sideline, stretching, feeling the energy of the stadium. As he steps onto the pitch, he inhales deeply, tuning out the noise.

Seok’s Big Moment

In the 75th minute, Seok receives his first real opportunity. His teammate sends a long pass down the left wing. Seok sprints, controlling it perfectly.

A defender rushes at him, but Seok uses a quick step-over and cuts inside. He spots the striker, makes a precise cross, and—GOAL!

The crowd erupts! His teammates surround him, patting his back.

Commentator: “What a debut assist from the young sensation, Seok Ji-Sun!”

As the final whistle blows with the score tied 1-1, Seok looks up at the sky. His journey is far from over.

This is just the beginning.

Ending Scene – A Father’s Pride

After the match, Seok’s phone buzzes. A message from his father:

Jin-Ho: I’m proud of you, son. But this is just step one. Keep climbing.

Seok smiles. He knows his father is right.

Next time, he won’t just assist—he’ll score.

To be continued...