Takato spends five years at the top convinced he's got the industry figured out, and then Junta arrives and dismantles everything in a single smile. The blackmail isn't the setup, it's the permission, both characters finally stop performing for the cameras and start being honest about what they actually want from each other. This is a show built entirely on the specific thrill of watching two people who thought they had their lives locked down suddenly realize they've been waiting for someone like this the whole time.

Takato Saijo has owned the title of "Most Huggable Man" for five consecutive years, a crown he wears with pride despite his notoriously cold demeanor. Everything changes when Junta Azumaya, a charming newcomer only three years into his career, steals the award and captures the public's heart with a smile Takato can't match. Junta even takes the lead role in the new drama they share, and his relentless friendliness only makes things worse. Stung by the loss, Takato turns to drink, and Junta catches him in a drunken state as he lashes out at his younger co-star, all of it caught on video. Rather than expose him, Junta makes a demand that leaves Takato reeling: his silence has nothing to do with advancing his career and everything to do with physical affection. The result is a comedic, dramatic boys' love romance adapted from a manga by Sakurabi Hashigo.