Surfer; I’m a Stalker Hunter Raising Kids

“This is a strange feeling. Hunter Woo Hui-jae has always been my first choice.”

After the Gate Impact, the world has completely transformed into an era in which hunters who explore gates with exceptional abilities and protect civilians are more important than anyone else and enjoy massive public popularity.

Woo Hui-jae, a hunter suffering from Surfer syndrome, an incurable mental disorder that supposedly affects 5% of hunters, is living a disastrous life: his personality is ruined, he has debts in the billions, and he even stalks Kwon I-geon, the country’s only SS-rank hunter.

Then one day, while exploring a gate, Hui-jae meets death. The next moment he opens his eyes and realizes he has regressed by two months, and that his Surfer syndrome has vanished without a trace.

Without even having time to question the fact of his regression, Hui-jae suddenly remembers the child left behind by his dead older brother, and as if possessed by something, he rushes off to meet his nephew.

Later, burdened by guilt, Hui-jae takes in his nephew Hui-won and begins a peaceful, quiet life focused only on the child after abandoning his compulsive overspending and manic stalking. Then Kwon I-geon, who had previously never even looked at him, starts coming toward Hui-jae without restraint...