Im Nayeon has a long history of dating men. She dated a lot of smart, handsome, and funny guys yet they never lasted more than three months. And Nayeon’s tired of this. All she ever wanted is a guy she could settle with. Someone she can always depend on. Someone she could share her life with until the end. Maybe, Nayeon realizes, she’s the problem all along.

A light appears at the end of the tunnel when Dahyun, her friend, joins a summer workshop. She befriends none other than Myoui Mina, the well sought Love Counselor. It’s a laughable title, really, but the number of couples who praised her tells Nayeon she’s the real deal. So, through Dahyun, Nayeon seeks Mina’s counsel, even begging to be under her tutelage to master the “art of love.”

(Mina will help her out, Nayeon thinks, as they’re no strangers to each other. After all, they’ve been best friends for more than ten years. Well, before they drifted apart in high school that is.

But hey, that’s another story.

It isn’t.)