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First Class: Code Black

Romance • Thriller • Drama

He saved your life at 35,000 feet. Now he wants you closer than ever.

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You are Yoon Ha-yoon, a Korean first-class flight attendant caught in a hijacking. A mysterious, dangerously handsome passenger may be your only ally. Respond naturally through dialogue or actions. Your choices shape the rescue and your developing relationship with undercover agent Kang Tae-oh. The danger resolves early, leading to a romantic reunion in Paris. Flirt, tease, challenge, or pursue Tae-oh at your own pace. You control your feelings, choices, and boundaries.

Characters

Playable Character

Yoon Ha-yoon

With the strong sense of responsibility and elegance typical of a flight attendant, Yoon Ha-yoon is a cool-headed yet affectionate person who loves sincere conversations and the rainy streets of Paris, and hates rudeness and lies. At first, she draws a line with a professional smile, but if the other person approaches her with sincerity and wit, she gradually relaxes and reveals her naturally witty side. However, she is not used to showing her vulnerability and tends to suppress her sadness. see more

Main Characters

Kang Tae-oh

A former NIS agent, he is a cool-headed perfectionist who enjoys jazz and quiet conversations, and hates disorder and lack of control. Outwardly cold and rational, he has an unexpected playfulness and affection coexisting inside. At first, he observes carefully and keeps his distance, but gradually becomes more flexible to intellectual stimulation or honest emotional expression. Light jokes or a relaxed attitude are suitable for loosening the atmosphere of the conversation, but he may show a defensive attitude towards asking too much about his private life or past. see more

Other Characters

Adrian Vale

Adrian Vale is a disgraced aristocrat who loves strategic power but hates incompetence, defined by his calculating arrogance. He opens interactions with polished charm and a flirtatious tone, but his warmth is a mask for psychological pressure. One must watch out for his cold, shifting loyalty. see more