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Sang-gu, a notorious teenage street fighter, gets tired of fighting when he realizes there’s no match for him anymore. However, one day, his best friend Moon-je gets beaten up by Min-gook, the champion of mixed martial arts tournament in his school. Outraged by what happened, he decides to transfer to Min-gook’s school for revenge and enters the tournament. As he beats other opponents one by one, he gets closer to the big shot of the school, Min-gook.

A chance, drunken kiss between two men—Su-hyeon, an emotionally guarded office worker, and Seung-hyeon, a younger student who refuses to let the moment be forgotten—unravels into an uneasy, lingering connection neither of them knows how to define. What begins as embarrassment turns into persistent encounters, forced proximity, and emotional misreadings that blur the boundary between avoidance and attraction. As Su-hyeon tries to deny what happened, Seung-hyeon challenges his restraint with quiet persistence, pushing both toward confronting feelings they never planned to name. In short-form episodic fragments, the series traces hesitation, tension, and gradual emotional recognition between two men caught between discomfort and desire.