Also, usually the events revolving around these plot holes were often quite cheesy and overly simple. They just kind of made me go 'really? REALLY?' But they kept the drama going for a little longer so I guess once again I can't complain too much. My biggest issue with this drama is that there are some obvious plot holes that I'm not going to describe (you'll have to watch to see what I mean). The couple didn't seem all too concerned with the fact that they were portraying a gay couple as two straight guys and seemed to have some genuine chemistry (especially in contrast to some of their awkward encounters in the sequel, Bad Romance, which was actually produced first). Overall, the drama was interesting and the main couple was really cute together. Personally, I could have done without the addition of the two extra couples, as I was mainly interested in the relationship between Knock and Korn, but they did help to add to the storyline a bit, so I can't complain too much. It's complicated by Knock's girlfriend as well as Knock's own indecisiveness. It mainly follows the development of Knock and Korn's relationship from best friends to boyfriends after they drunkenly got together one night. It follows three couples: Knock and Korn, Farm and Bright, and Phu and Kavitra. This drama is one of my all-time favorite BL dramas.