It's hilarious and super entertaining. I think the comedy was lost in translation a little. I read the Korean version and the dialogue was so ridiculous that I knew to take this story with a grain of salt from the beginning. The characters are all over-exaggerated, and other than the main characters, they don't even have serious names. There's a character named Kim Michin (crazy Kim) for christ's sake.. Also, I loved how unpredictable it was. I just about speed read through it in two days to find out who Jiho chooses in the end. Although I am a little disappointed since I was rooting for the other side, but it was finished off well either way. No loose ends.

I agree with the others. I thought Jiho the main character was going to be bolder and Woohyuk is very intense and annoying, he is possessive and manipulative.


I just keep reading for producer Lee but they hardly pay attention to him, he is mature, intelligent, kind and Jiho still does not see him as a friend, and I think they will ruin him somehow (I mean, the author). It's a shame.

The concept is good.. but the two characters are so damn unlikable. I completely agree with @MaZzax on this. It’s really disappointing that the good idea is ruined by the trash characters. I couldn’t get emotionally invested in the characters despite reading 20 chapters of this. The only good point that I can mention with confidence is the art style, I really like it and it was the only thing that kept me reading this far.

The concept is really interesting. Guy wants to win cooking competition so proposes to another handsome contestant that they pretend to be in a gay relationship to increase their popularity with the viewers. HOWEVER, somehow the writer manages to make both of the main characters really unlikeable. I can't read this anymore because I couldn't care less what happens to either of them.