So, here’s how it goes;

Sungyeol is a hallyu actor on the verge of great success. He runs into this I-don’t-really-have-an-idea-what-I-want-to-do-with-my-life-kinda-guy, Sungjong, at the airport. Sungjong is waiting for his two best friends, Hoya and Dongwoo, the backup dancers with quirky personalities, to pick them up, but Sungyeol pleads him to take him to a press conference instead.

Woohyun is a well known solo singer, who’s just about to take the big step into the acting world as a co-star of Sungyeol’s. He is pretty much an evil mastermind, with a mind set on pairing Sungyeol with someone. Preferably someone he wouldn’t choose himself. He has a strange manipulative relationship with an indie rocker; Sunggyu, who just happens to be Sungjong’s young uncle.

Myungsoo is Sungjong’s guitar-playing roommate with crafty ulterior motives, and he isn’t very keen on the idea of someone as flamboyant as Sungyeol stepping into Sungjong’s life.

Characters:

Nam Woohyun; He’s that one friend that does nothing but with you. Notorious for his ability to turn everything into a game, he’s definitely a dangerous person.

Jang Dongwoo; kind and caring, you’d hear from a girl. A childish hyung with a 4d personality, you’d hear from Sungjong.

Lee Sungyeol; striving hard for his idol image, he’s actually a choding inside (which even the densest of people will acknowledge after talking to him for more than a minute).

Kim Myungsoo; a sick little puppy with inadequate social skills and a tendency to obsess over things, his character bears a striking resemblance to Death Note’s L. Oh; he just needs a loving owner.

Lee Sungjong; his friends-list consists of nothing but girls save his childhood mates, Hoya and Dongwoo. He might look frail but watch out; there’s a temper hidden behind that sultry smile.

Kim Sunggyu; where did his eyes go? On and of sulky and hyper, this hamster has serious problems with communicating his message through words.

Lee Howon; a manly man from Busan who loves purple. Period.