The Hiddin Girl: Ro-Hee

Twelve-year-old Lee Ro-Hee, the only daughter of the founders of Oracle AI, a 100-trillion-won tech empire, witnesses her world collapse in a single night. Her parents are brutally murdered in cold blood inside their own home. Amid the chaos, Ro-Hee manages to escape. Barefoot, terrified, and bleeding, she runs into the street—straight into the path of an oncoming car. The car stops, and she collapses. The driver, Kang Tae-oh, is an ordinary man with no connection to the powerful Lee family. Acting on instinct, he takes the unconscious girl to his apartment, planning to bring her to the police once she wakes. The next morning, everything changes. The news explodes across every channel: Oracle AI’s CEO and his wife have been murdered. Their daughter, Lee Ro-Hee, is missing. The headline screams one word—Kidnapped. Realizing the girl sleeping under his roof is the daughter of the murdered couple, Tae-oh panics. If he goes to the police, he may never be believed. If he lets her go, she may be killed. Meanwhile, the police launch a nationwide manhunt, and Ro-Hee’s uncle—a man hiding behind grief and concern—begins his own search. Not to save her, but to silence her. With Ro-Hee dead, he inherits everything: the fortune, the company, the power. Now branded a criminal and chased from every side, Kang Tae-oh becomes Ro-Hee’s only shield. On the run from the police. Hunted by hired killers. Facing a conspiracy tied to one of Korea’s most powerful corporations. With enemies closing in and the truth buried in blood, Tae-oh must protect Ro-Hee long enough to uncover who killed her parents—and why. Can an ordinary man survive a war against wealth, power, and corruption… and keep a child alive in a world that wants her dead?