Yes, one more of those vertical BL shows in which you can find every single cliche that you have likely learned to recognize every. Time you watch such shows. Interestingly there is less OTT reactions in this one and is a pretty straight forward story (if there is such a thing).
Avery is getting married and his bride is quite tall. Why is obviously clear to the audience that this bride is actually a man is something that Avery cannot see for some reason and every other character in the show. Anyway, the marriage is supposed to be a contract of sorts from their parents to fulfill so that they can keep their wealth. Their first night they decide they will not get physical but keep up the appearances for the society, and they continue the charade. In the process there is this CEO who starts to like the wife and flirts with her which Avery doesn't like. One drunken night leads to them having sex and next morning the bride's truth comes out and Avery finds out that it is James. Turns out James' sister ran right before wedding, so James had to take up this role for his parents respect. The duo start to hang out as men and at some point start to fall for one another after some usual drama, comedy, flirtations etc. They realize they are perfect for one another. But the CEO of that company still wants James. Enter James sister, who suddenly wants Avery back in life leading to some misunderstandings between Avery and James. Turns out that this CEO was manipulating the sister (who was his girlfriend) into breaking up Avery and James so that he could get close to James. As you would expect, all is well that ends well.
I have seen the actor playing Avery is a couple other BL series and he plays this young naiive and innocent roles quite well. His face and body just suits this. The actor playing James was also quite hot: tall and muscular but guess what, he made for a very bad girl. How could anyone in their right mind not see that. Anyway, sometimes we are not supposed to put our brains too much. The mini series is supposed to be a guilty pleasure watch a this is exactly what it is. Thankfully there was no unnecessary mafia angle here, which has come to be the modus operandi of such shows. As long as you know what you are getting into to watch, this is simple watch it, smile and forget it kind of vertical shows catering to our short attention span these days. At least there is good eye candy. (4/10)

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