A guy obsesses over his oblivious servant based purely on fantasy, then actually has to reckon with who the person is. The comedy lands because Haeun's ridiculous thirst keeps colliding with Dullseh being genuinely kind and real. Six episodes of pure efficiency, every scene counts, the pacing never stops, and by the end you believe these two belong together not because the story forced it, but because they figured it out while you were laughing.
Haeun is a nobleman drowning in unrequited desire for Dullseh, his impossibly attractive manservant who couldn't pick up on a hint if it hit him in the face. While Haeun should be focused on exams and his future, he's too busy daydreaming about the man who embodies every fantasy he's ever read in his secret stash of erotic novels. The problem: Dullseh is oblivious to the point of comedy. Every elaborate scheme Haeun concocts to get closer to him either backfires spectacularly or goes completely over the servant's head. What starts as pure physical attraction gradually becomes something messier and more genuine, though Haeun's too flustered to notice. Dullseh remains cheerfully clueless throughout, going about his duties while his employer spirals into increasingly ridiculous attempts at seduction. The show rides the line between slapstick comedy and genuine romantic tension, proving that sometimes the funniest love stories are the ones where only one person realizes it's happening. Six episodes of pure comedic chaos and unexpected heart.