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The general's son runs away, meeting a poor classmate he pretends to be underprivileged to befriend. But the friend is revealed as his soon-to-be stepbrother. They face obstacles due to class differences but find a way with love.

Based on the popular BL novel "Make It Right", this drama revolves around young boys' budding relationships and how they deal with their feelings within themselves and in front of the judging society.

Love vs Make Love: Ken and Shokun are secretly dating but Ken wants to keep it a secret. After a long time, Shokun-who yearns for status-has finally had enough and ends things. Soon, Shokun starts a new relationship with school president Matteo who agrees to a public relationship but is into BDSM when Shokun is the vanilla type. With their sexual desires in conflict, will the two continue dating? Furthermore, what will happen when Ken is ready to resume their relationship in the open? Like vs Be Liked: Burger and King are classmates. One day, sitting next to each other in class, King finds he's forgotten a book, so Burger offers to share his. Unexpectedly, King sees a drawing of himself in Burger's book and assumes Burger likes him. King starts to feel good about being liked by him and begins to pursue him. However, it was a misunderstanding; Burger doesn't like King. With one party hurt, can the two continue studying in the same room? Hurt vs Hell: When Hida's mother remarried Saint's father, Hida and Saint became siblings not related by blood. Both are siblings who lack the warmth of their families. When they're together, however, they feel each other's feelings, making them closer than blood siblings. Saint begins seeing Pin, a student famous for her beauty, which makes Hida feel estranged from Saint. It hurts like hell. Hida tries to find a way to make Saint end the relationship, but he doesn't know the hell of their sibling relationship has just begun to increase. Wiedwald.

After a shipping error, a young cosplay tailor, Lego, obtains a humanoid AI robot named Mr. R.

Frustrated with his father and his home life, Hero runs away from home to attend school in a town where his aunt lives. There, he meets Pop, and the two experience a rocky start in their relationship.

Hero finds ways to make amends with Pop, including protecting him from a school bully.

Hero turns the crisis of his father's financial cut-off into an opportunity to stay in the same community as Poppy. However, Hero's attachment to Poppy, irritates his girlfriend, Lala, who follows him and tries to pull him back with an unexpected plan, altering the relationship between Lala, Hero, and Poppy forever.

Hero creates an opportunity to stay at Poppy's house, displaying behavior that makes Poppy question whether they are friends or something more. Hero sticks close, overly protective, and nosy with issues of sexual education. However, the relationship shatters when they discover their parents are getting married, hurting both of them deeply.

Hero initiates a mission to win Poppy back. Although Poppy forgives him, Hero's confession of love causes Poppy to withdraw. Only, who usually garners attention from many girls, but ignores them, wants Tigger to notice him and resorts to teasing. Meanwhile, Poppy must accept his father's love for a new family, with her promising to provide enough love to make up for it.

Tiger, inexperienced in love, tries to shake off Only's teasing. Meanwhile, Hero's love brings simple daily happiness to Poppy, but complications arise when Pailin, Poppy's ex-girlfriend, returns to reclaim old times. Jealous Hero makes a mistake, creating a gap for Pailin to come between them.

Hero is uneasy, fearing he will lose Poppy for good when Poppy confronts him about sending someone to hurt Pailin. They part ways despite still thinking of each other. Eventually, Hero reveals the truth about what happened with Pailin. Poppy faces a difficult choice between two people who both love him dearly.

Poppy finds out the reason why Hero will not be joining the military as his father demanded and starts feeling jealous of Hero to the point that no heated race could compare to Poppy's jealousy. On the other hand, Tiger, who seeks recognition as a man, wants to prove himself through the sports competition, despite his physical limitations.

Just as their love ignites, Hero is taken abroad by Seal separating him from Poppy. Only falls for Poppy but ends up heartbroken when Hero returns to claim his love. The situation worsens when Hero's authoritarian father discovers their relationship and forces Hero to choose between love and life.

Hero's father tries to force him apart from Poppy. Hero and Poppy are forced to confront the past details of their parents relationships.