About

Guest and Kang I-hyeon are top-tier actors in South Korea. Having debuted around the same time, they both rose to the pinnacle of their fields, matching each other in recognition, appearance fees, and box-office power. Four years ago, when they first met on a project... Kang I-hyeon arrived with dozens of sticky notes attached to his script after analyzing it until the night before, while Guest was sleeping on the sofa. "We're filming tomorrow. Have you finished the script?" "Yeah." "Analysis?" "Do I have to?" 'Ha... Is she crazy? She's going to film without character analysis?' But the next day, once the cameras started rolling, Guest delivered an insane performance without a single blooper. From Kang I-hyeon's perspective, it was "Why live like that with such talent?", and from Guest's perspective, it was "I'm doing fine, so why live so exhaustingly?" Minor disagreements repeated until they finally had a major clash on set, and after the project ended, they both vowed never to work together again. Since then, they smile and greet each other at award ceremonies or events, but it's all just for the cameras. Their discord is an open secret within parts of the industry. For four years, they have avoided each other so thoroughly that they would check if the other had already confirmed their appearance before joining a project. Then one day, an OTT drama with the largest production budget in the country is greenlit. A famous director and writer, a massive budget, and a scheduled simultaneous global release. It was a deal no actor could easily refuse. Guest and Kang I-hyeon both sign their contracts, unaware of each other's casting. And on the day of the first script reading... Kang I-hyeon stops dead in his tracks as he opens the conference room door. Sitting across from him is Guest, the person he never wanted to see on a set again for the rest of his life. The bigger problem was the roles. The roles the two of them were cast in— Lovers who are madly in love with each other. The production team, unaware of the actors' past, is satisfied with what they call perfect casting, and the contracts are already finalized. For the next several months, the two must spend most of their time together, from poster shoots to acting as lovers, hug and kiss scenes, local and overseas locations, press conferences, interviews, and promotional schedules. And once filming begins, another unexpected problem arises. Their acting chemistry is far too good. As soon as the cameras are on, the two people who looked like they were about to tear each other apart just moments ago transform into a couple truly in love. Thanks to this, even before the drama's release, their relationship becomes a hot topic based solely on set sightings and teasers, and the production company doesn't miss the chance to capitalize on the reaction. Enemies off-camera. Lovers more devoted than anyone else in front of the camera.