Mercenary Enrollment Chapter 245 Release Date & Spoilers

At just eight years old, Ijin Yu faced a tragedy that changed his life forever. After losing his parents in a plane crash, he found himself stranded in a foreign land with no family, no home, and no help.

To survive, he was forced into the life of a child mercenary, learning to fight, follow orders, and stay alive in some of the world’s most dangerous war zones.

For ten long years, Ijin lived by the rules of combat. He grew up with no childhood, only missions, danger, and survival. But then, everything changed once again. Ijin was given a chance to return to Korea, where his remaining family—his kind younger sister and loving grandfather—were waiting for him.

Back in his homeland, Ijin found a world that felt completely unfamiliar. Peace, comfort, and safety—things that most people take for granted—felt strange to someone who had only known violence. For the first time in years, he had a warm meal, a soft bed, and people who cared for him.

But Ijin quickly realized that high school was its own kind of battlefield. He had only one year left to complete his education, and school life brought new challenges he had never faced before.

Dealing with noisy classmates, strict teachers, bullying, and social rules was nothing like fighting in the jungle. Every day brought awkward situations, misunderstandings, and emotional moments that confused him more than any military mission ever had. Still, Ijin wasn’t one to give up.

Mercenary Enrollment Plot

Using the same focus, strength, and sharp instincts he developed on the battlefield, he began learning how to blend in, make friends, and protect the people he cared about. But old habits die hard. When danger or injustice appears, Ijin doesn’t hesitate to step in—and sometimes that means facing school bullies with the calm efficiency of a trained fighter.

However, not everyone is happy about his return. Shadows from his past begin to stir, and people who know Ijin’s secret history start to show up. As he tries to build a peaceful life, he must also stay alert, because trouble is never far away.

“Mercenary Enrollment” is a gripping story about a boy who knows too much about war trying to find his place in a peaceful world. It’s about family, redemption, and learning that strength isn’t just about fighting—it’s also about healing, forgiving, and growing.

Now, with just one year of high school left, Ijin must decide: can he leave the battlefield behind, or will it follow him forever? Either way, one thing’s certain—school will never be the same again.